I recommend Dr. Luks, extremely knowledgeable, his office is in a great location (next to the St…read moreJohns hospital in Dobbs Ferry), free parking, clean offices. His staff are very caring and kind, the waiting period was not long at all. I went for my left shoulder as I have a tear, he took time to explained and answer all my questions,. Easy to talk to and he truly listens you and a wonderful bed side manner. I came out feeling at ease that I do not require surgery, as he is not one of those doctors that likes to cut people right away. I liked his honesty.

Dr. Luks was very professional and knowledgeable. I was unsure of which orthopedist to see, but…read moreglad I found Dr. Luks. For a first time dislocation of my shoulder I wasn't to sure about the status of it. This doctor took time to explain what was wrong and how to rehab it properly. I would highly recommend if your from the area to see Dr. Luks.

I have been a patient here for multiple procedures . Never have I been kept waiting and I have…read morealways been treated with care and consideration . Between the reception area, nurses , doctors and even billing. I have recommended many people and never have I heard a complaint . I don't know maybe its that people have to realize that doctors and the staff are just like us. Human !! If you are uncomfortable find another doctor don't go through with the procedure , however maybe you should treat people the way you want to be treated with respect.

I wanted to write my review after the full procedure of seeing another orthopedist was done…read more I had an unsatisfying experience with HVBJ. My appointment was made after a shoulder dislocation. The doctor created stress and concern from the doubts behind what they thought the problems were. I was not even evaluated, and my appointment lasted less than 15 minutes. After being rushed into receiving an mri, it seemed to be my problem after waiting a week for its authorization according to the doctor. My new orthopedist told me everything in my MRI was standard, and non surgical treatment was required. HBVJ told me I would need surgery after a ten minute visit, and then tried doubling down on it after seeing the results of the mri. I understand there are difference in opinions amongst doctors. My frustration is how the doctor went about handling my situation. It seemed the doctor acted vindictive once questions began to be asked, and came off as unprofessional. I would not feel comfortable coming back.

This location is amazing and I am so impressed .Caring,responsible,outstanding physical therapists…read moreand hard working team. Constantly cleaning all equipments after each use . I always look forward to my physical therapy session and many thanks to you guys for my speedy and tremendous post total knee replacement recovery. Special thanks to Chris , my physical therapist for his love in his profession, effort and time . A great asset to his company . Strongly recommend this physical center .

JAG PT is an excellent facility because of the physical therapists that work there. Ivo and…read moreJacquie are extremely knowledgeable, encouraging, and caring. They take time to teach you how to correctly do the exercises and explain processes. I've had many therapists and have experienced outstanding support and expertise from these amazing physical therapists. I would highly recommend JAG Physical Therapy.

What More Can I Say, AMAZING!!!! Simply Above & Beyond the…read moreCall of Duty!! Brandon Ericson MD Orthopedic in Tarrytown NY. They Took Great Care of me. Hi, My Name Is Nash, NYS / CT Paramedic. I was having Chronic Bilat Knee Pain for more that a few weeks now. Until I met Nicole & NorthWell. Where I was admin Knee Gel Injections. Fixed me in 6 Days.. Thank You Guys!!! Don't Go Any Place Else... - The Painless Paramedic

The staff here is amazing and the doctors are great they make visiting pleasant highly recommend…read morethis place..

I wish I had read the reviews before I booked an appointment with this place (heavy sigh). The lady…read morewho first fitted me and adjusted my brace was nice, but unfortunately, the knee brace did not hold up and I had to exchange it after two months. There was a lot of back-and-forth, and lack of communication in between. They also seemed a bit disorganized and couldn't remember what they ordered me. When I went back to exchange the defective brace and get fitted and adjusted for the new brace, the person I scheduled an appointment with had called out, so they had me wait an hour just so the person covering could come out and hand me the new knee brace in a bag without offering to adjust. Less than two months later I experienced the same issue with the brace condyle pad falling off. Left me feeling disappointed and frustrated. I do not recommend this establishment.

I was seeing an orthopedist at a hospital in NYC, after a wrist fracture. I had a cast on for six…read moreweeks, and once the cast came off, the doctor told me that I had the option for a wrist splint...something that I could easily put on/take off, as needed....say for while sleeping, or when walking around crowded city streets, until such time as I felt more confident/secure regarding my wrist recovery. My doctor's office described the splint they could provide as being 'custom-fitted', so I thought 'sure, why not'? ....Now I'm not sure where the disconnect came from...if it were from my doctor's office, or if it were from the East Coast 'rep', who apparently works in tandem with my doctor's office.... But all I know is this much: there was NOTHING 'custom-fitted' about the splint. When the East Coast rep entered the room I was in, she literally took the splint OUT OF A BOX. All she said to me was that, if the splint were too large, that she might have a smaller size for me. But...what was I to know?.... I've never worn a wrist splint. I didn't know HOW it should fit me...or WHERE the hard plastic underside of the splint should begin/end versus my own forearm/wrist/hand. Sure, the splint had three velcro straps, but then, ALL wrist splints - even generic ones you can buy at the drugstore - have adjustable straps... Either way, it was only once I left the hospital and had a bit more time with the splint that I realized.... it was NOT comfortable on my still-tender wrist. The splint not only hard a hard plastic brace to support the underside of my forearm and wrist but.... it also had hard plastic SIDES that were pressing against my still-bruised wrist. Even though my wrist injury fell under Workman's Comp, for some reason East Coast was not initially aware of this, and so they sent a bill directly to me. The charge for this supposedly 'custom-fitted' wrist brace?? $92. That's Ninety-Two Dollars. That is CRIMINAL! No wonder the US healthcare system is such a mess. What a total scam. But not surprising to me one iota, as shortly after I received the brace and realized how uncomfortable it was...and that there was nothing 'custom-fitted' about it at all...and that the East Coast rep 'conveniently' works IN TANDEM with the hospital, it is a classic US hospital-setting type racket....where one hand washes the other, so to speak. East Coast should be ashamed of themselves, for trying to charge someone $92 for something that probably cost them $15 to purchase wholesale.

The doctor is excellent but his staff is the worst. Gave me another patient's X-rays, then gave me…read morea card for a follow up appointment that they never put in the computer! So they wanted to delay my clearance to walk for another 3 weeks after I've been in physical rehabilitation for 3 months. They have no sympathy for people who need to get their life back! And you can't contact them directly, you can only talk to people outside their office who will relay the message.