My husband and I have been going to Dr. Hunt since he took over for the practice that was in that…read morelocation previously. Nothing but good things to say about him. His is kind, knowledgeable, and accommodating. I have severe problems with my neck and my husband with his lower back and when physical therapy didn't work, Dr. Hunt did.

I have gone to Dr Hunt for years. He not only helped me when I hurt my back but he used A.R.T…read more Technique one my tennis elbows and in a few short visits I was all better. He is kind, knowledgeable, caring and a great chiropractor. I would definitely recommend him.

Megan is amazing! I usually don't write yelp reviews, but I wanted to for Megan. I started physical…read moretherapy with Megan because I have mild scoliosis, was having back and neck pain, and was concerned my bad posture was contributing to the pain. It was. I was so used to the constant pain that I hadn't realized how much I was suffering. I highly recommend Megan for people who want to end their back pain, neck pain, improve their posture, work on spine disorders, or sports injuries. She is brilliant, caring, professional, and her methods are effective. The first session, Megan asks where I feel pain and what I would like to work on, and gives me a strength and flexibility test to examine which side is stronger or more flexible. No other physical therapist looked at the difference between my right and left body parts except for Megan. She records her analysis on a personal spreadsheet--which she checks each session--what areas of my body need strengthening and stretching. After that initial test, Megan starts giving me exercises to do. She always demonstrates the exercise first, so I can see what it looks like. Then, I try to imitate her, and she will identify the body part that is out of correct form and gently adjust my position. At the beginning of every session, Megan asks about my progress with the exercises, reviews them with me--checking my form--and gives me more exercises to do. I've seen Megan for five weeks and the improvement is tremendous. My friends ask me if I've grown. My back pain has significantly diminished and I look forward to even less back and neck pain in the future as I continue with my exercises. I had so many "Aha!" moments in sessions because Megan helped me finally understand how my subconscious bad habits were negatively affecting my posture and causing pain. Megan points out the muscles that need work and explains to me why. She taught me stretches and strengthening exercises and developed a customized schedule for me to follow at home. The strengthening exercises are challenging but never painful, and the stretches feel wonderful. Both the stretches and the exercises are easy to do at home, especially with personalized notes that Megan emails you, with helpful reminders of what to focus on during each exercise. Megan's massages are great, too! I always left sessions with Megan with a straighter spine and a smile, especially after sessions with a massage. Her encouraging attitude helped me focus on my goal of completing the set of exercises and her calm and happy attitude made sessions safe and supportive. I asked Megan a lot of questions because I wanted to understand what muscles each exercise was targeting and how those muscles affected my posture and Megan was very patient with my curiosity, answered all my questions, and even seemed excited that I was interested in understanding this. She always made me feel comfortable asking her so many questions, even when I asked her about chair recommendations to help me retain my newly-improved posture while sitting in front of the computer. Megan is unlike physical therapists I have worked with before because of her qualifications. She has a Masters and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy! This means she has a 3D understanding of the body's structure and understands the science behind it. What makes Megan stand out is how she personalizes the entire physical therapy session for you. She devotes the entire hour to you,100% focusing on your form while you complete the stretches and exercises, and she offers corrections when she sees where your form can improve.

My endocrinologist told me that all of her patients love Megan, so I had high expectations, even…read morebefore our first session. I wasn't disappointed. I came to her in an attempt to cure my osteoporosis without hormones or bisphosphonates. My internist had been skeptical about exercise as a workable cure, but for several reasons, I didn't want to be on medication.* Too much medication had gotten me into this predicament in the first place. I had been on high doses of steroids for asthma as an adolescent and even higher doses of thyroid hormone (unnecessarily) for seven years, into my mid to late twenties. The first PT I had seen following problems with a meniscus tear started me on a routine of exercises and stretches to strengthen the muscles around my knee and to ease a pulled hamstring muscle from a former attempt to fix the knee myself. I needed to be as mobile as possible to maintain and improve the density of my bones, so I assiduously followed the routine this first PT laid out for me. Indeed, the meniscus began to improve but the results of my bone density test were mixed and not very encouraging. While my hipbone density appeared to have improved, the density of my spine had worsened and was becoming dangerously low, and my forearms had appreciably worsened as well. Megan carefully analyzed the exercise program I had been given, maintaining most of the former meniscus exercises with some minor adjustments, and went to work developing an exercise plan that we hoped would address the low bone density. She was careful to work with me on improving the alignment of my spine when doing all exercises, as that would help to develop stronger vertebrae as well as prevent spinal injury from the weakened bones. Because of my age (approaching 70, now), several previous injuries, and some mild body deformities, Megan had to work around a lot of problems. Her thorough knowledge of anatomy proved truly inspiring, as we devised creative solutions to various abnormalities that enabled me to stress the bones that needed to be stressed in order to build bone without causing injury or pain. We developed a wonderful working relationship whereby I emailed her whenever necessary to report on problem areas or pain or if I was confused about how to do an exercise or how often. Each actual session was built around what I needed at the time to continue my progress. She used my iPhone to take pictures of me doing certain exercises so I would have them as a guide. Balance is crucial to preventing falls, and since this takes on even greater importance when one has weak bones, Megan and I spent a fair amount of time on various exercises to improve my balance. The extent of her anatomical knowledge reached to the tips of my toes, as I worked on ways of strengthening my feet (despite bunions, a very high arch, and a hammertoe), resulting in far better balance than I previously had. She provided me with strengthening exercises to compensate for a once-splintered shoulder, allowing me to strengthen my arms more than had been possible before. From my following bone density test, we were pleased to see further improvement in my hips and at last an end to the downward spiraling of my spinal bone density; it appeared to have stabilized. But the forearms still presented a problem, so Megan had me buy a set of pushup bars to work on the forearms more aggressively. This new equipment enabled me to compensate for a tendency toward wrist and elbow pain following rigorous workouts. Through all of these trials, Megan remained upbeat and willing to challenge me where possible, for growth, but always wary of my doing more than I should, which seems to be my natural tendency. I learned a lot about balancing workouts and rest from her, and listening to my body's signals. Had it not been for her continuing interest, I would very likely have given up. *I am quite hard of hearing, and it is not entirely known if or how severely many of the hormone fixes used for strengthening bones can have ill effects on women's hearing.

I saw Dr. Andrea Capalbo. What an awful experience! First of all, the examiniation room was big and…read morecold. So, it was uncomfortable to have my legs open with cold metal medical tools being inserted in me and while wearing a thin robe. Dr. Capalbo was not warm and friendly at all. She didn't even lube her instruments before using them. So, the experience was painful and I even bled a little bit. It was my first time visiting a gynocologist. So, my experience with Dr. Capalbo simply turned me off from gynos for a year.

Dr. Capalbo is great. She is so nice and will always squeeze me in if I am having an issue, even if…read moreshe has to stay late. Try finding another gyno like that in NYC. She has been practicing for many years and really knows her stuff. The office is really customer oriented. They will work with you schedule-wise and financially. I recommend them to all of my friends.

Dr. Meyerson has treated both me and my husband. He is very…read morekind, well informed and conservative when it comes to options for treatment. He explained everything with care, compassion and thoroughly. We are fortunate to have someone of his caliber here at our local hospital.

Dr. Meyerson has performed a number of surgeries on my knees and shoulder, is fairly conservative…read morebefore he recommends surgery and has a great sense of humor. He's a great doctor and has really gone out of his way, calling on weekends, checking in frequently to find out my condition and has a terrific staff that is so helpful.

Hands on Health is an excellent physical therapy service. They have a fantastic staff that works…read morewith you & pushes you to rehab & feel better. I highly recommend them if you need help.

This review is for Dr. Hidjayne. Even though I found the office to not be that clean, the other…read morephysical therapists were caring and helpful. If you are even slightly informed about your health, don't bother seeing this man. He is rude and condescending. I've been having intermittent back pain for three years, and this year it got very bad. There were days (like the one I walked into his office) where I couldn't stand up straight without shooting pain. I'm young, healthy and active so it would be common sense to order diagnostic tests to see what the problem is. Nope. In fact, when I asked if I could get an MRI or something along those lines to see what was going on he said quite clearly that I hadn't been suffering long enough. What kind of doctor says that to a patient? He ordered bed rest even though I told him that the only thing that helps me is to keep moving and not sit. This man does not listen, and doesn't seem to be in a hurry to find out what's actually wrong with you. I've been seeing a different doctor who has ordered tests instead of guessing. I can guess on my own, why should I pay a doctor to do it for me?

Nola Physical Therapy is an amazing physical therapy clinic dedicated to continued education,…read morepersonalized programs, and professional behavior. I should include that I was a student here for a clinical rotation during the second to third year of my doctorate program. This does not bias me toward the clinic, if anything it allowed me to see the inner workings of the therapists and the staff. The PTs at Nola truly care for the continued well-being of each patient. I worked with Meghan and Jason who both exemplify the best that the practice of physical therapy has to offer. They are both well versed in numerous manual therapy styles and utilize whatever will work best for their individual patient. They carefully examine gait for marathon runners, accurately diagnose impairments, treat most orthopedic conditions, etc. The excellence carries over to the rest of the staff at Nola. Alex and Anthony keep the practice running while maintaining their friendly smiles and attitudes. Kim, the owner and instructor at the upstairs Pilates studio, allows for the integration of Pilates techniques into the exercise programs which has been shown to positively influence both fields. This experience positively altered my course as a PT. I inspire to uphold the professional values that these PTs embody.

I've known Jason through recreational sports for a few years and have always heard he was a good…read morephysical therapist (a few of the other guys in the league had gone to him), but it wasn't until I started going to NOLA after a recent run in with a surgeon that I really understood how right they were. Unfortunately it's not my first time with PT, just a fun byproduct of getting older I guess. I thought my last clinic was pretty decent, until I started coming to see Jason at NOLA. The amount of one-on-one time you get is awesome, much more than I got at my last place. This isn't some operation that books as many people as possible at the same time and has everyone (patients and therapists) running into each other. You can tell that Jason truly cares about each patient as an individual and has modeled his practice with that core element in mind. Aside from just being a genuinely nice guy, Jason is very knowledgeable when it comes to helping people recover- encouraging you and motivating you to get better. I am 100% confident that I was able to return to competitive sports much faster working with him than I would have at another place. The rest of the staff is awesome as well and the office itself is clean, simple, and conveniently located making it really a no-brainer when deciding on a PT clinic. I've referred several others to NOLA (all of which are happy) and will continue to do so even after my therapy has ended. Thanks J!

Ray is patient and attentive, always great qualities because an injury can make you anything but…read more I've had excellent results working him on shoulder/arm and finger injuries. He works out of a very clean, and conveniently located office.

Ray was extremely helpful in treating my climbers elbow. His massage techniques gave me immediate…read morerelief and he talked me through the process in a helpful way. He taught me stretches and exercises to relieve tension in my tendons and to build strength around them. After 4 sessions I was pretty much all better and continue to do the exercises he prescribed. Very nice guy and fair rates. I would recommend to any one in need of physical therapy, especially climbers. Ray got me back to climbing quickly and with confidence so I can perform my best.

John and his team are the best! Highly recommend…read more Knowledgeable, organized, thoughtful progression of exercises. Positive environment.

Proclinix Sports Physical Therapy was terrific. Evelyn was amazing. She was hands on with my son's…read moretherapy - and genuinely concerned for his healing. She is knowledgeable, professional and focused. Grateful to have her. The entire staff is great and professional. Would recommend this office to all.