Dr. Kirschner has provided excellent care and has provided thorough advice. I liked his approach to…read morepain management immediately after the surgery.

A few years ago, I went to this medical office to have my shoulder evaluated by the same doctor…read morethat had previously operated on my hip. Due to his doing a satisfactory job on my hip I decided to see if he was also practiced at shoulder surgery. After waiting almost a week and a half and getting an appointment with Dr. Douglas Holden he explained to me that he was not doing hip surgeries any longer, and that he was focused on shoulder surgeries, which was to include tears. After being sent and responding to an imaging center to have an MRI done, it was confirmed that there was a rotator cuff tear to my left shoulder. At the time we had not had about any other injury and made a plan to have the surgery on my shoulder and this was because Dr. Holden, although it had been some years since he operated on my hip, but at that time he was mainly doing hip-hop operations and not shoulder operations. our he expressed being very certain that he could correct the problem with my shoulder and he expected that I would make a full . After having the operation and Dr. Holden claiming that he was able to repair the rotator cuff tear and he also found that my bicep had torn away and needed to be repaired also while he was in the surgery. A short time after the surgery, I responded to a office of my choice and one that he was well aware of called Third Space medical, which was in . During my visits to Physical Therapy, I had some unusual pain in the shoulder that the doctor had and Physical Therapy had expressed some concern about the pain I was having. After a series of follow up visits with Dr. Holden in a different office than their New Jersey office I expressed some concern because my shoulder was not healing and I was having more pain than the people at Physical Therapy had expected. After two follow up visits with Dr. Holden he show up at the but one of his underlings had shown up and had told me that I had met all the visits that required and permitted by the insurance company and that the shoulder should be just fine with more . more weeks of and having nearly as much pain that I had prior to the the physical therapist I was seeing had recommended that I go for another MRI to check to see what could be causing the pain that I was having. After receiving the results from my MRI and bringing it to the therapist, the showed that there was still tears to my rotator cuff that the doctor had . On several occasions, I contacted the office doctor was working and they kept telling me that I had used all the visits that the insurance company would pay for and that I would any further visits to Garden State orthopedics and Dr. Holden. Due to me being in my late 60s I chose not to have another surgery because I had a very bad experience with this surgery and did not want to go through another 6 to 12 weeks of and not having to use of my arm. After approximately one year, I began getting requests by Garden State orthopedics for an additional $1800.00 at which time I sent them a letter explaining why they would not be receiving the payments because Dr. Holden had failed me and did not correct the injury that I had had after he promised that there should be no fixing the damage to my shoulder. It is very clear that Dr. Holden is not a man of his and his office was very obnoxious and nasty when I was going through the pre-operation and mentioned that there was issues with the paperwork that stated I would be responsible for things that were always covered by my and at the time his office person who is in charge of the paperwork and the finances got very abrupt with me, and even my wife that was with me was very upset that they would speak to me the way they did at the time. Several times I called up and I wanted to speak with Dr. Holden about the issue and each and every time his people that answered the phone refused to allow me to speak with him and told me that either I pay him the money or they would send it to and I told they could do whatever they like because he complete the operation in the . It is now well over three years and I'm being threatened by his office to send the overdue to collections and I'm not interested in paying him any further money as he did not do the surgery and fix the injury in the manner he promised. After having my hip several years ago, I recommended at least six other people to Garden State orthopedics of mine out to them and looked at their said they would not go to this orthopedic center, and then I took a look at the ratings and it was very very distressing to see group of doctors with five star ratings had dropped down to a three star rating which told me that they would be becoming more of a clinic than a high-end orthopedic doctor agency. As it stands today, I would never recommend anyone to Dr. Douglas Holden or his orthopedic group after his seeing how his ratings had fallen in a few short years.

If you have a really bad arthritis in your joints, even in your hip go see Eugene Gordon, his…read moremanual manipulation physical therapy puts physical therapy on a totally different level. Makes your joints move again!!! If you are in pain and feeling stiffness you know how valuable that is. I felt the difference from the first session!

From the owner: Paramount Rehabilitation has been established on the foundation of providing exceptional one on one…read morecare, in an effort to achieve maximum recovery via exercise and manual techniques. That, compounded with continued evidence based research for treatment, yield in successful recovery and rehabilitation for our patients.

I recently finished my hip treatment at Twin Boro. I had also seen them in the past for my arm. The…read morephysical therapists here are not only very skilled practitioners but enjoyable to work with as well. I have worked with Rob on my arm and Andy on my hip, and both take care to provide step-by-step programs tailored to your personal needs. When I told Andy my athletic goals, he added specific exercises to my plan to ensure I am constantly working toward my desired result. Even now that I "graduated" from treatment, Andy left me a program to follow so I can keep getting better on my own. I highly recommend this practice!

Terrible service and liers, they charged the services they didn't provide. I had only 30 min…read moreevaluation, but the claimed that they provided therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, self care MGMT training.

I called to make an appointment, the girl was very rushed, couldn't get my name or number…read morecorrect. They just lost a patient. To top it off, 1 week b4 you can get in for an appointment.

From the owner: A patient center approach focuses on easing pain, restoring range of motion, and returning to…read morenormal function and total wellness. As a privately owned Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Center, we provide our patients with the most personalized, comprehensive treatment by our highly skilled and trained Physical Therapists and support staff.

Ivy Rehab is very clean and very professional, friendly and respectful. The staff at ivy rehab…read moreespecially Heather and Wendy because they are the first to greet you with a smile. They all work as a team and the physical therapists all are helpful to each others patients. My physical therapist Roy is very knowledgeable and experienced and he examines you and make sure he listens to your symptoms. He genuinely cares about my recovery. Roy really treated me like a family and always wanted to know what kind of day I had. Alex is very knowledgeable, patient and caring. Roy, Alex and the physical therapists tech showed that they cared about my well-being and my recovery. My time at IvyRehab was a enjoyable experience which makes my recovery exceptional. I went to IvyRehab in pain and after treatment ended each time I went home with a smile. Even when I was not at treatment IvyRehab still always wanted to know how I was doing. Lastly​ I wanted to thank IvyRehab for their hard work helping me not only with my pain but caring for me as a person. I will definitely give them a five star rating and will always recommend them to family and friends.

Per my hand specialist, my thumb had an arthritis flare-up and he recommended four weeks, three…read moretimes per week, for occupational therapy. I called several rehab facilities, and when I called and spoke to Wendy, the Office Receptionist (not sure of her title...), I knew I found the right place, Wendy was professional, knowledgeable, and kind. She navigated my insurance coverage and scheduled the 11 appointments. Then, I had hand/thumb therapy with their two occupational therapists: Julia and Adrienne...and found them to be extremely kind, knowledgeable, friendly, and happy therapists - perfect! Thankfully, my thumb/hand feels so much better and highly recommend this Fair Lawn facility! Wendy, Julia, and Adrienne, deserve a huge raise...they represent the finest in therapists. A BIG thank you!

Since I was referred over to Dr. Greenblum by another doctor, I figured I would give him the…read morebenefit of the doubt and ignore all of the negative reviews online and made an appointment about a week ago and asked for their first appointment in the morning whenever it was next available (to avoid all of the time issues referenced in other reviews). The scheduled me for this morning at 9:30am. Since I was a new patient, I showed up for my appointment at 9:00am knowing I would have to fill out a bunch of paperwork. At about 9:40am, I asked the receptionist when I would be called in, since I had to get to work. I was told that the doctor wasn't even in the office yet, and that I would probably not be called in for a while. With that, I asked for all of my paperwork back, a refund of my co-pay and left. Since Dr. Greenblum obviously has a consistent issue with time, it shows a lack of professionalism and respect for his patients. Although, the staff was kind and as professional as they could be in the minimal interactions I had with them given the situation, it doesn't make up for the fact that this was a waste of my morning. I recommend finding a different orthopedist, unless you want to waste your time as well.

I was waiting with a friend for his appointment when I heard the woman from billing being very rude…read moreto a nice woman I had seen on my way in. The woman was on crutches and I cannot believe the way I heard this worker speak to a patron of the office. I am currently in school for sports medicine and cannot believe the lack of professionalism exhibited towards a patient who was in obvious pain. Sad to see just another "sports medicine" office engulfed in the zeitgeist of profit over practice.

This doctor may be fine - but to find that out you'd first have to get by his truly awful office…read morestaff. Arrogant, defensive, hostile and rude, they are the antithesis of user-friendly and comforting medical staff for people in pain and suffering anxiety over their condition. Find another - couldn't be any worse.

Dr. Cella, or "Cella!", as my 86 yr. old father-in-law so lovingly refers to her, is without a…read moredoubt, "The Foot & Ankle Whisper"! Our family is eternally grateful to Dr. Cella for taking such extraordinary care of our father throughout the past decade. Dr. Cella's medical and surgical expertise are exceptional, however, it is Dr. Cella's bedside manner and ability to truly listen and effectively communicate with her elderly patients and their caregivers that is unmatched. Dr. Cella has a unique ability to connect with her patients; she has no limits for time or office hours when it comes to assessing her patient's needs, following-up after procedures, and ensuring that everyone receives appropriate treatment options and information. Dr. Cella has displayed this time and time again as she would often defer or offer alternative, less invasive, treatments due to my fathers-in-law's age. Dr. Cella understands the increased risks that geriatric patients face; she always put my father-in-law's health, safety, and well-being first. Regardless of the condition, Dr. Cella has always found a way to ensure that my father-in-law's complaints are validated; she always makes him feel respected, heard, and most importantly, provides him with relief from his pain/discomfort and/or disability. Because of Dr. Cella, my father-in-law has been able to maintain his mobility and independence, ultimately, allowing him to safely remain in his own home with minimal assistance. I've worked in healthcare for over 2 decades and can honestly say that never have I ever come upon a practitioner, in any specialty, who consistently provides the highest level of personalized quality care and follow-up while continuing to implore tremendous patience, kindness, compassion, and validation when listening to their patients; in particular, elderly patients, as well as their caregivers. There is no question as to whom I will be calling when I decide to have my own bunion surgery!

Love Dr Cella! Kind,caring and excellent Doctor! Beautiful immaculate office.., friendly staffread more

I brought my 87 year old Mom for a second opinion last week on a hip pinning operation she had and…read moreknee pain. His office was overbooked that day. Assistant hand writes your medical history interviewing you doesn't use laptop. He blew my Mom off and said she was loaded with arthritis. He told her to take Advil which she can't with a heart condition and never read her chart. They charge you $25.00 for your own copies of X-Rays. I wouldn't recommend him to anyone and he has no compassion for the elderly at all. My Mom was in terrible pain and went to him for help and was offered none.