Dear Dr. Lee, You have my undying gratitude. You truly…read morechanged my life. I would have been wheelchair bound were it not for you. Four years ago you performed laminectomies and fusion of L3, 4 & 5. Prior to the surgery I could not walk 100 steps without terrible pain. My world was pretty small and getting smaller. Today, thanks ONLY to you, I am a fully functioning, active, spine-pain free joyful gypsy! Spine surgery is no joke, but your surgical skill, as well as your confidence and wonderful bedside manner made the experience as pleasant as possible. This "love" letter would not be complete without a sincere, heartfelt thank you to your PA (at the time) Corinna. Her kindness and dedication is rare. My surgery took place in late December, causing my post op recovery to fall on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Corinna was ALWAYS available, pleasant, caring and professional. While others might have been out partying, Corinna was there for me, caring and so kind. Both you and she are blessings to anyone fortunate enough to cross your paths. I wish you both only life's best. Most sincerely, Frances V.

Dr. Lee is a wonderful doctor. He did both my husband's and my back fusions and did an amazing job.read more

Great care/overall experience here, 3 stars because my first visit I waited over an hour for them…read moreto take me back. Felt that they didn't care about my time if I waited that long for an appointment. Should have just pushed the appointment out if they were that busy so I didn't have to waste my time waiting.

Don't go here if you have a chronic joint issue…read more I was diagnosed by Dr. Cory Keller nearly two years ago with a chronic SI condition. I'm 28, so treatment is basically exercise (PT), and anti-inflammatory meds. I called requesting anti-inflammatory meds (first time since being diagnosed), before traveling when my joints exhibited the same symptoms that resulted in my original diagnosis. Dr. Keller said it was illegal to prescribe me the medication without seeing me again. Note, I offered to schedule an appointment for post my trip, and I was requesting anti-inflammatory meds, not opiods/narcotics. His office continued to refuse. Unacceptable treatment of a patient, which seems more geared towards earning an extra buck, and liability aversions, rather than honoring the hippocratic oath. Instead, I'm going to an urgent care to get the help I should be receiving from Dr. Keller.

Dr. McPeak is thorough with his examinations, and I'm happy to have found his clinic. I suffered…read morefrom back tightness, and after 2 visits, I feel stronger, and more alert during my daily routines. I usually am seen immediately upon walking into the office, and the visits never take more than 15 minutes for me, so its very easy to squeeze into my schedule.

EXCELLENT ! Only works on what you need. Does NOT have you return forever! Explains everything…read more Took my back and leg pain away within a few weeks. I am now able to walk. NO pain, NO soreness, NO aches. Have seen other chiropractors who did little. Thank you Dr. McPeak!

What happened to all the NEGATIVE reviews regarding Dr. Ranelle??? When I posted this review in…read moreJanuary of 2023, there were MANY negative reviews. After many years of going to pain management for neck pain, I felt it was time to see an orthopedic surgeon. I thought I had made an appointment to see Dr. Sutton, but a Dr. Ranelle came into the room instead. This guy is a trip. He made a grand entrance, spouting comical remarks that fell flat and awkward. He asked me a few QUICK questions I felt he already knew the answers to. I didn't get a chance to tell him of my neck history because this guy already had an agenda. That agenda was to push GABAPENTIN and physical therapy. I informed him that I would not be taking gabapentin due to its side effects - some quite serious - and if he asked the right questions, he would have found out that I am not a good candidate for that drug. And if I was going to take gabapentin I would have stayed with Pain Management. Mr. Wanna-be-the-next-Eddy Murphy did not like my response and went into a spiel of condescending and intimidating remarks that bordered bullying, going into a rant about how "he doesn't know ANYONE who wouldn't take gabapentin," while shaking his head and alluding to me being strange as he continued. I felt like I was in the twilight zone and just wanted out. He also kept telling me to "trust him." Look, if a patient doesn't want to take a certain drug, ACCEPT IT. I left disappointed. I was hoping that this doctor would be the one that would talk to me, give me options, and let ME decide what treatment is best for me. I do want to point out that the staff people were very nice and professional. I will not be returning to this office.

Doctor Robert G. Ranelle is awesome! His sense of humor makes me feel like I'm not just another…read morepatient here... I am family. Everyone here is professional and very welcoming. To receive this kind of customer service, during this hardship time, really makes a difference. I've always been in and out during every single visit. That's a plus. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Dr. Ranelle and team! You're all amazing human beings.

It has taken me years to find a chiropractor after my original provider retired. I got into a car…read moreaccident that resulted in concussion and craniocervical instability at C1/C2 from whiplash. It took me two years before I got my neck injury diagnosed and I had been seeing a chiropractor without any improvement with neck pain. I was searching support groups for post concussion and craniocervical instability and found that there was a specialized chiropractor for upper neck but the nearest one was an hour away. I went to Dr. stein and felt truly heard about what I had been dealing with and his background was what I needed. After two sessions the most severe of the pain under my right side of skull improved. It had felt like I had a wedge there for 3.5yrs. I'm a difficult case with EDS and time passed making adjustments harder to hold but I'm making progress. Don't give up on recovery like my other doctors were telling me, go see Dr. Stein.

Compassionate and wonderful healer using many noninvasive, natural techniques. Reduced my knee,…read moreback and hip pain considerably.

In October 2019 I fell and fractured my ankle ,at the ER I was given Dr. Kimble name for a follow…read moreup. I went to the Abington office, I can only say wonderful things about the staff from the person at the front desk, to the medical assistant who placed the cast, to the xray tech . All had smiles and when the cast felt to tight due to the swelling no problem taking extra time spliting the cast to feel more comfortable. Dr, Kimble was wonderful and took the time showing me the xrays and explaining the type of fracture I had and didn't rush into surgery. I would highly recommend Dr. Kimble. Knowing that if I had questions Dr. Kimble and the staff didn't make me feel rush . This made a stressful time less stressful . Thank you so much!!!!! Harriet W.

Unable to reach anyone to answer my billing question. Left four voicemail messages over three days…read more No return call.

This man is incredible. I had bilateral knee replacement 2 weeks apart. That was 5 years ago. I…read morehave had ZERO issues with either knee. Recovery was difficult and painful, however, everything was done by Dr.N and staff to accommodate anything I needed. He's attentive, concerned and extremely proficient at his job!

While I read many positive reviews, unfortunately I cannot add to the positive reviews. Dr…read moreNazarian performed a knee reconstruction on my left knee in October of 2023. It has now been 11 months, and I am still not "back to normal". Still experiencing stiffness and pain. I also did months of P. T. but this did not seem to help. One of my biggest frustrations is that Dr. Nazarian did not schedule any follow up exams, except to remove the staples. The only time I saw him after the surgery was when I called for an appointment because there was an issue. First, I experienced bleeding from the incision. He addressed that issue. Next, I experienced an accumulation of fluid around the incision. A large "bubble" of fluid appeared below my knee cap. I called for an appointment and the doctor drained the fluid. When the pain persisted, I called for yet another appointment. After an exam, Dr. Nazarian said the pain was due to a "hip problem." I honestly got upset when he made that recommendation, but I followed through with the doctor that Dr. Nazarian recommended and who did an injection into my hip. That did absolutely nothing to alleviate the pain. I followed up with Dr. Nazarian again, and he then recommended a pain management doctor who would perform an "ablation of the sensory nerves around the knee." Of course, this is a totally "symptomatic" approach to my pain. Dr. Nazarian never once considered that there may be something wrong with the knee itself. Following Dr. Nazarian's advice, I had the ablation done. Of course, since the nerves were chemically destroyed, the pain was reduced by about 85%. But I am told, this is a temporary fix. It may last only 6 months or so, or perhaps a year. Never once did Dr Nazarian take any images of my knee, nor perform a complete exam of the knee to see if it was his handiwork that was causing my pain. What frustrates me the most, is that I was a regularly active person prior to my knee issues......I walked trails, I biked, I play racquetball, pickleball three times a week, worked out at a gym, and now simply walking around the supermarket is a challenge. If you ae considering knee replacement, do your due diligence, get several opinions. I hope you have a better outcome.

Routine examination and periodic foot care. Staff courteous helpful…read more Dr. Lustig cares about her patients and it shows

Treated with great care…read more Highly recommend Was seen by Dr in a timely manner Office staff A plus.... Was well worth the short procedure. 5 stars