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    0.0 miUpper East Side

    I found its care to be of excellence and professionalism, helpful, and progressive. I want to…read morethank, in particular, occupational therapists, Lauren, and Nikki and equally my physical therapists, Thomas and Rachel. I also want to thank everybody who answered the phone and worked at the desks in the reception area at check-in and for scheduling. There are so many that I rather not say individual names at this time in fear leaving somebody out unintentionally but I certainly want to give kudos to Oscar and Edgar who I almost always checked in with as I was checking out actually because they would schedule my following appointments at checkout. Everybody you meet there will be kind to you and of course you will show them respect!! i've been discharged because I've progressed well and my Medicare expired, but I will be going back early winter for more advanced therapy as my osteoporosis starts to reverse after my injection plan which starts within weeks. I look forward to seeing them again. Thank you HSS. I most highly recommend this world renowned HSS, Manhattan. I'm sure all the other branches are great also but I'm focusing on Manhattan because that's the only one I knowon 70th St., York Avenue. It's also right next to the actual NYP Cornell hospitals so very convenient and you can make two appointments same day! Wishing good health & blessings to all I've mentioned above plus Dr Brian Page and his ass't Brian also! Barbara T. UES

    Specialty hospital for surgery on the hand/foot/bones, sports injuries and more. Parking is in a…read moreseparate building, traffic flow is drop off/pick up by the FDR highway. Elevators are slow and open different sides depending on the floor. Not every doctor has a post-appointment helper at that site - some call you back. They have MRI and x-ray machines here and top-notch staff. Inside the hallways aren't all straight - a lot of angles and turns, and not always easy to find the right room/space but the nurses are super helpful. Doctors, somewhat less so and only a few minutes before they recommended another appointment. It's very busy, though, and a lot of waiting or time between appointments since there's a lot of people seeing the doctors. They also have a number of sister sites, including one in NJ across the bridge.

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    New York Bone & Joint Specialists - Dr Christine Ellie, Best Podiatrists NYC 2020, Foot pain, ankle pain, foot surgery

    New York Bone & Joint Specialists

    2.6(30 reviews)
    0.6 miUpper East Side

    TLDR: After coming here for several months, I've had a lot of mixed experiences at NY Bone and…read moreJoint. CARE QUALITY: Mixed. I've felt rushed out more often than not. But they have given me care that I needed and I'm on the mend. THE GOOD: The positives is that I may have been diagnosed correctly after a misdiagnosis for over a decade. My doctor is generally personable. I am getting better after going to physical therapy for several months (Note: I do not do physical therapy at this office). It's easy to call to reschedule. THE BAD: I've waited for appointments for over an hour, had the office say I wasn't covered for something after they said it was (much to my panic), arrived at the office for my first appointment just to find out my doctor had called in sick that day (the heck?), and been sent to the wrong office location (they moved locations and the email had the wrong location). When I came in after getting a MRI and my doctor didn't look at the results herself, just read the interpretation. THE ANNOYING: They charge a fee for using credit card on your copay.

    I came in with severe ankle/foot pain. Given my history of sprains, I expected a straightforward…read morediagnosis, but I was concerned enough to get a proper diagnosis from an expert. I went to podiatrist Dr. Christine Ellie and she diagnosed me with a heel bone fracture using only an ultrasound; no x-ray was ever taken. She told me, "I don't need to do an x-ray because we can see the fracture clearly in the ultrasound." Based on that + my lack of serious pain at the time of the appointment, I was put in a boot for 3 weeks and started physical therapy. The day before my follow-up appt 3 weeks later, the office called to say Dr. Ellie was no longer available and I'd need to reschedule. After trying to reschedule for a few minutes on the call, I expressed frustration about delaying the appointment because I was hoping to get my boot off. Hearing this, the attendant immediately reversed course: "Oh, it's to get your boot off? In that case, we can keep the same appointment." Draw your own conclusions, but that exchange made it clear the "unavailability" wasn't the real reason for the reschedule. At the follow-up, Dr. Ellie again used only an ultrasound. This time she told me there were "minor fractures" and that I needed 8 additional weeks in the boot, with physical therapy discontinued. That's a significant jump from the original prognosis, and it moved in the wrong direction after I'd done everything asked of me. Between the lack of an x-ray, the misleading reschedule, and the ballooning recovery timeline, I sought a second opinion. That podiatrist was surprised an x-ray had never been done, since it's standard for diagnosing fractures. To my surprise, after doing the x-ray with that second podiatrist, the screening showed no fracture at all, just a severe ankle sprain. Dr. Christine Ellie performed no x-ray. I received a dishonest explanation for a rescheduled appointmen, and a fracture diagnosis that turned out to be wrong. If you're looking for a podiatrist with your best interest in mind, I'd strongly encourage anyone considering this office to seek care elsewhere.

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    2.6(5 reviews)
    0.1 miUpper East Side

    Dr Kew and her medical team are amazing. I had a pectoralis major tendon repair about a month ago…read more Similar to another reviewer's experience, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly the pain subsided after the surgery and I didn't need the oxyCODONE pain killer prescribed to me. Dr Kew must have done a great job. I was referred to her by a rehab doctor and I was told that Dr Kew tends to be more conservative in her treatment and will only recommend surgery if it is truly necessary. I particularly appreciate this approach (who would want to get cut open?!). She is also incredibly patient. There was one time I was late for my appointment but she was still willing to see me. I overheard her conversation a little bit on the phone with another patient discussing the treatment option and whether surgery is the best course of action. I waited for 25 minutes in the room but I didn't mind because I knew she was doing her job to help another patient and well I was late. At the end, she said "I had endless time for you" to the other patient on the phone as the door to my room propped open. Such work ethics is admirable. Also, Dr Kew and her PA Michelle will respond to message on the app quickly even on the weekends. I am glad to have found her and her team, and to be on my way to full recovery.

    Dr Kew and her talented and caring team repaired a full thickness tear in my right shoulder. From…read moremy first visit through post op care she was friendly, thorough, and clearly knowledgeable about her specialty. All my questions were answered, and as someone with 40 years' experience in health communications I had many. I was especially surprised by how little discomfort I had in the days following the procedure; I needed very little of the prescribed meds and was able to sleep comfortably in the sling overnight. Overall my experience was excellent.

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