This is for the Middletown office, but they're not listed on yelp and they wouldn't let me create a…read morenew business cause they're already established If I could give less than one star to Alliance Orthopedics, I would.I originally went to Alliance after the major snowstorm earlier this year when I injured my wrist shoveling heavy snow and ice. They took X-rays, told me I had a fracture, and sent me for an MRI at University Radiology after endless confusion and back-and-forth over scheduling mistakes. What I later discovered -- only after seeing a highly respected wrist surgeon for a second opinion because I was still in severe pain -- was unbelievable. The MRI disc they gave me was blank. Blank. Thankfully there was at least a written report.The specialist then informed me I never had a fracture in the first place and that Alliance had put the wrong cast on my arm. According to him, the cast actually caused further damage to my wrist and forearm. He also told me that if I had followed Alliance's recommendation and continued into their physical therapy program, I could have ended up with permanent damage or even been crippled. What frustrates me most is that this feels less like patient care and more like an assembly line operation: diagnosis, cast, physical therapy, repeat. A factory. They even contacted me after my first review and asked me to remove it, and because I try to be fair, I did. That was a mistake. At my recent six-week follow-up, my surgeon again confirmed the cast had significantly worsened my condition. I am right-handed and have now lost the normal use of my right hand, wrist, and forearm since the end of January. Cortisone shots have failed, and now surgery is potentially next. People rely on reviews to make important medical decisions. My friends asked why I removed my original review because they use Yelp and Google reviews to decide where to seek treatment. They were right. Patients deserve to know about experiences like this before trusting someone with their health.I sincerely hope no one else goes through what I did.

From the first call I made to schedule appointment I felt different. They want to know about your…read moreinjury. My appointment was on the same day that I called. They have Doctors on site X Rays are taken on site. The physical therapist are top notch. My glad I decided to my therapy there. Thanks

I have seen 5 different chiropractors in my life. Dr. whycoff was the ONLY one to say "we don't…read moreneed to manipulate your neck" when I expressed my deepest fear of having it cracked. Over time, under MY terms, we slowly started to work on my neck pain and how manipulating it over time would be a benefit. He never pushed but only accepted when I said "I wanna start small" . After 3 months of working very slowly, I don't even flinch when my neck is manipulated now. My entire family goes. My husband received physical therapy services for an injury and the other side of the office was met with care and commitment to long term healing. My teenagers go when baseball season picks up and now asks for an appointment when he is sore. When my youngest can sit still, he will most likely start preventative care. Additionally what I value most is on busy days where I need to get in and out in a short amount of time, Dr. Wycoff is very good about honoring tight time commitments when he can. This keeps my consistent back pain in check while not missing out on being with my family as a working mom.

Dr. Wolkoff is excellent . My leg pain back pain and headaches under control since being in Dr…read more Wolkoffs care. He cares about you and your overall health. Very knowladgable and someone you can trust. His staff is great and always willing to help. I recomend Dr. Wolkoff to anyone with chronic pain.

Dr Ioffreda has been my doctor for a number of years and I couldn't ask for better service. This…read moredoctor and his staff are compassionate and the good doctor is very passionate regarding the needs and care of his patients. I couldn't ask for a better MD. If you are thinking about seeing him, don't just do it because you won't regret it. Kind Regards, Nick Mastrandrea

Once upon a time, there was an excellent receptionist ("Andy"?) who brought meaning to the word…read more"gentleman". He was well spoken, and had a gentle personality and was a welcoming friend to the practice (never cared for the old, grouchy woman who sat behind him). Now his new receptionist could use training in people skills and should stop snapping at patients and being downright rude to them. Dr., if you're reading this, please do something.

Dr. Pan and his office staff are remarkable for so many reasons. They helped me get through one of…read morethe darkest times in my life. I had a herniated disc (C6/C7). I tried working with a pain management specialist but unfortunately I needed surgery. I saw a few surgeons to see what they would recommend. I was terrified and in so much pain and every surgeon I spoke with made me feel like a number until I met Dr. Pan and his staff. From the moment you walk into their office you feel cared for. My nerve pain was so severe that I cried all the time but they never minimized my pain, they understood what I was going through and I felt less alone. I was terrified of having to have surgery but Dr. Pan was so reassuring and confident in what I needed. He is kind, funny, a great listener and an excellent surgeon. I had the surgery 2 months ago and it has been life changing. I have zero nerve pain and feel like myself again. The scar from the surgery is almost gone and everyone I see is amazed at how little the scar is. If you are having nerve pain and surgery is recommended, make an appointment with Dr. Pan asap! You will be so happy you did! A special shout out to his wonderful staff who helped me with my insurance and disability paperwork. They are amazing people and made one of the most difficult times in my life better. They are thoughtful, caring and supportive through the whole process. Thank you Dr. Pan and your staff for everything!!!

Dr. Pan is attentive thorough and kind. Spends whatever time needed to figure out what is wrong…read more Would highly recommend.

Dr Smires is a fantastic surgeon and overall great doctor with great attitude and sense of humor…read morethat put you on ease. He replaced my both hips and I couldn't be happier with the result. I recommend him strongly.

Excellent! fast quality care friendly helpful and courteous doctors and staff! I would definitely…read morerecommend to friends and family!

Highly recommended this doctor. Was told my another orthopedist that I had to have surgery on my…read moremeniscus. Dr.Polakoff examined me and recommended a cortisone shot before surgery. His staff is extremely courteous. Office was impeccably clean. Dr. Polakoff is kind and caring and extremely thorough. He took a great deal of time to explain everything to me.

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.

Dr. Tria was a great knee surgeon. He did 2 knee replacements on me, in 2016 and 2018. Then my…read moresecond knee became infected, and he did a revision in February 2020. After I left St. Peter's, I never saw him again. He wouldn't see me because of Covid - 19 (he was high risk), and he retired a few months later. He referred me to Dr. David Harwood for follow up, who also seems to be excellent. The knee revision is doing well. I would have liked to talk to Dr. Tria once more and ask questions about how my knee became infected, but he would not allow it. Perhaps it was because he was afraid of Covid, but he wouldn't speak to me on the phone either and I will always wonder if he just didn't want to face my questions.