I see dr. Fillari every nine weeks..Medicare will pay to have your nails buffed. Dr. Fillari has…read morealways been caring and takes the extra time to talk about my diabetes.

Dr. Fillari is not only a consummate professional but incredibly educated and caring. He made sure…read moreI was comfortable through the whole process and preformed my procedure flawlessly while maintaining a friendly demeanor. I have had problems with my toes for YEARS and this was hands down the best experience I've had thus far. I cannot recommend him enough, if you have any ailment from the knee down I highly suggest you seek out Dr. Fillari.

I have nothing but praise for Princeton Orthopedics physical therapy. I went there in excruciating…read morepain in my hip and knees and had very little mobility. Thanks to Melinda , the pain is manageable and I'm able live my life again. I feel confident that my situation will keep on improving as I continue with therapy. I can highly recommend them.

I went to Princeton orthopedic associates after my sugery for 1 month and the therapist was…read moreexercise for my posture and not for my hip that is why I went to help with my hip. NEVER RECOMMEND THIS PLACE . The therapist never talked to me about my progress and when I told him my hip is stiff he didn't listen or consulted my doctor. I should have read the reviews first.

My vertigo just was not improving with home exercises which I had been doing for a few years now…read more Saw Leanne and have been vertigo free for almost two months now. I was having attacks at least once a week. I am doing my daily exercises every morning. I recommend Strive strongly.

From the owner: Strive Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation is a privately owned company whose mission is to…read moreprovide the highest level of care through clinical excellence and superior customer service. Strive is proudly owned by physical therapists, not physicians. Our objective is to improve the quality of life of every client and community group we have the opportunity to serve. Strive is owned and operated by licensed Physical Therapists. Strive offers a superior rate of success and incredible clinical outcomes. Strive PT knows every individual is unique. That's why we serve an extensive variety of needs with our broad expertise in physical therapy treatments, including: POTS/EDS Sports Medicine Vertigo Aquatic Therapy Back/Neck Pain Auto Accidents Work Injuries Pelvic Health Neurological Conditions Certified Hand Therapy TMJ Concussion Occupational Therapy Swim Science Center Acupuncture FCEs LSVT Parkinson's

Went here for my hip after surgery. The therapist gave me exercise for my posture and I told him…read moremy hip was stuff he said nothing just continued with my posture. He also never consulted my doctor. I should have read the reviews first. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE.

From the owner: Princeton Orthopaedic Associates is a Community of Extraordinary Care. POA is an outcome-focused…read moreorthopaedic practice that combines extraordinary talent, techniques & tools all while tapping into compassionate service. We truly believe that our teams, our doctors, and our therapists are an exceptional group - a community of doctors dedicated exceptionality in all we do - that's why we call ourselves "A Community of Exceptional Care." Our goal is to be Central New Jersey's community orthopaedic center.

I unfortunately was injured in a car accident. I was referred to Princeton orthopedic as the local…read moreplace to go. To be fair, it seems to be a busy and well organized practice. My interactions with the front desk was always helpful and informative. They also handled the covid situation well. They chose the physician who they felt would suit my injury best and placed me with Dr. Michael Grenis. Because of the nature of the injury, I was squeezed in for an appointment pretty quickly. With my first visit, Dr. Grenis seemed short with me and didn't explain anything to me. I chalked it up to being squeezed into his assuming busy schedule. I was examined and x-rayed and outfitted with a new splint. The physician assistant was warm and attentive. My second appointment was not as pleasant. Aside from the fracture in my wrist, I had a lot of pain in my arm that was noticeably bruised and swollen. It kept me up at night and hurt much more than my wrist. He didn't mention anything about it at the initial appointment aside from that it wasn't broken. So when I returned, I asked him to check it again because it was causing so much pain. Dr. Grenis' barked at me 'what do you want surgery??' 'It's a hematoma'. I seek a professionals advice because I'm not a doctor. I never understood what a hematoma was, nor had he mentioned that that's what it was. Nothing was explained to me what it was, about treatment for it, or what I could do for the pain. When he returned to the room I think he realized that he crossed a line and tried to amend his error. Too late. His behavior was intimidating and undermining. I was offered a review in email but didn't want to make it worse for myself.

What has happened to Princeton Orthopedics?…read more My family have been patients for over 15 years and in the past few years, have seen a slow decline in the quality. They used to have very pleasant and helpful front desk staff. Now, they are surly (Monroe location especially) and are almost nasty when asked for help. They have kiosks to check in where your ID and credit card are scanned. There are older patients who aren't familiar with computers and I actually watched a few people yelled at! What type of customer service is that? It now takes over 10 minutes on hold to make an appointment. Really? You may even be transferred to a different schedule who never picks up and he has an attitude if you ever get through. Lastly, the cleanliness has gone away. It is a medical office! The Monroe office floor is dirty like it hasn't been cleaned in a long time. Old dried out alcohol pads, dirt, bandages with dark, dried stains, gross. I am looking elsewhere, goodbye Princeton Orthopedics. You used to feel good going from soup to nuts, the desk to the doctor. Now, something has changed. I miss just a few years ago.

I found myself with a badly infected ingrown toenail while at a family event. Dr. Craig took care…read moreof me wonderfully, explaining every step of what he would do before the procedure then during the procedure while he was doing it! He should deep concern fir my comfort and care. He went above and beyond, following up afterwards to make sure I was improving. It is important to note that not only was his bedside manner and medical care amazing; he saw me on the same day! I was on the dance floor the next day all because of him!

From the owner: At Caring Podiatry, located in Monroe Township NJ, we pride ourselves in personalized podiatric…read morecare for the entire family. We are a collaborative podiatric group providing the full spectrum of comprehensive foot care, treating conditions such as bunions, ingrown toenails, ankle injuries and fractures, infections, Morton's Neuroma, hammertoes, warts, bursitis and plantar fasciitis, as well as offering complete diabetic care. We offer laser treatment for fungal toenails, shockwave therapy to relieve heel pain and revolutionary treatments to replace damaged and inadequate soft tissue in your feet. We specialize in meeting your unique needs with the Moore Balance Brace, sports medicine and a wide range of surgical services.

Nasty rude office staff. The attitudes that they have are unbelievable. Dr's should be made aware…read moreof how they talk to people. You may think that 1 person leaving practice because of them is no big deal, but when that person works in the medical field it will be a problem for you getting new patients or recommendations.

I would say the doctors here are fine, but the staff is completely useless. Each year Medicare…read moreprovides a free pair of appropriate shoes to diabetic patients as part of our coverage. All it requires is that your podiatrist's office process the paperwork. Good luck with that at this office. Last year I started the process in March and it took until October, with constant nagging, to get the shoes. This year, it's November, and nothing - despite multiple calls to the office. My last visit was my last visit.