If you're reading this you are either crazy or desperate. Possibly both. Internet recommendations…read morefor a medical diagnosis and possible surgery? Well, you just got lucky and hit the jackpot, literally. Make an appointment, NOW! Pray (personally I'm an atheist) you get in. He is without a doubt, the Best of the Best. Surgeon, diagnostician without a hint of egoism, smart as a whip and personable. He's the Doctors Doctor. If you look further or go elsewhere you deserve what you get and you're as dumb as a doorknob.

I owe Michael my health, mobility if not my life. A top notch excellent Neurosurgeon. A nice doctor…read morewho is as skilled as he his personable. The staff is responsive and friendly. The people who I have recommended him to also speak very highly of him as well as to the success of their surgery's.

I cannot understand the bad reviews here, The only experience I have had is wonderful. I go to both…read moreDr. Berlin and Dr. Grewal. Each of them are kind, listen, and are very attentive to my needs. I have been a patient of Dr. Berlin's for at least 10 years, possibly more. He has treated me for migraines and a movement disorder. He is very kind and never seemed rush with me. I just heard that he is leaving and I am very upset. I most likely will continue with Dr, Grewal as she does my botox treatments and is a movement disorder specialist. She is also very kind, considerate and listens. I have only had one experience with one dr, that I was not happy with, but there are many others to choose from that are excellent. Putting. down an entire practice is unethical.

It is 100% apparent why this group receives a 2 out of 5 rating. I have never dealt with a ruder or…read moremore inefficient administrative staff. Was referred by my primary doctor and my initial call to set an appointment went like this: 10 minutes to speak to person A....I can't give you an appointment with Doctor Noskin until I send you to the business office to verify if Dr. Noskin accepts your insurance (after me giving her all my insurance info) Switched to business office (10 more minutes on hold). Give all insurance information for the second time...good to go she accepts Medicare.. I'll send you back to the folks that book your appointment. Transferred to person 3.(12 minute wait) As rude as they get..."What is your insurance info (give it for the 3rd time) and reminded me that she doesn't know who I spoke to initially but if I wanted help just give me the information I need" Gave insurance information again and at that time told that Dr. Noskin is not accepting new patients. In total over 40 minutes to learn that the Dr. that I requested is not accepting new patients . This I could have been told 30 seconds into this call. Just completely rude and dismissive.

Dr. Long was referred to me thru a family friend! It was not an easy task to find a Neuro-Surgeon…read morethat took my insurance. My very first visit Dr. Long put me at ease as we spoke about his education, internships at various hospitals under some top surgeons in the Tri state area and Philadelphia and to be accepted by Hackensack University Hospital to perform surgeries. He describe what I would be going through with the procedure. I opted to do an L4 surgery instead of a cervical procedure of c5,6 and 7. I have had 2 lower back surgeries 25 and 30 years ago and felt I would recover much quicker with the lower back. My surgery took place on the 16th of February of this year. All went well as expected and was home within hours of the surgery and actually walked around my block with a walker with my daughter! I felt that I made the right choice and feeling great! Dr. Long followed up that night and I had nothing but praise! 10 days later, I saw Dr. Long for a follow up and he said I looked great and I did feel great! Observing my incision, he noticed a bit of secretion and said keep an eye on it. 5 pm that day, I was unable to walk, my wife called Dr. Long and he advised her to get me to the hospital if things got worse. No pun intended, Long story short, I ended up back in the hospital with Dr. Long having to do surgery again because of the secretion in my back. He explained to my wife that I may have come down with serious infections due to my high white blood cell count! All thru the process, Dr. Long continued his communication with my wife on how serious the situation was and with in days of all of the cultures coming back with very high positive infection results, Dr. Long communicated with me and my wife that another surgery was needed asap to install drains into my back because of the infections. Both Staph and blood infections took over my body and for nearly 2 months, I laid in the hospital in Hackensack! There wasn't one day that Dr. Long didn't visit or call me or my wife with the latest on my blood test for the infections! I can't say enough for his bedside manor and the group of doctors he used to get me better! I missed one of my favorite holidays, St. Patrick's Day and he brought me in a dinner that his wife cooked! That is bedside manor!!! It has been 4 months now since my last surgery and I am still on antibiotics but feeling great with therapy and very strong! We stay in touch and I do very much thank him for taking care of me! Thank you Orthopedic Spine and sports Medicine Center in Paramus, New Jersey for accepting Dr. William D. Long III into the group! David Foudy Hawthorne, New Jersey

From the owner: Having trained at some of the most prestigious schools and hospitals in the country, Dr. Long has…read moremade the practice of spinal surgery his main focus. After years in Philadelphia, New Haven, and New York City, he has moved to the Manhattan suburbs in northern New Jersey, and operates at Hackensack University Medical Center. His award winning achievements throughout his career highlight his dedication to excellent patient care, evidence based medicine, and optimal surgical outcomes. Dr. Long believes in the importance of rigorous medical education, and as such continues to publish book chapters and scholarly journal articles focused on spinal disease and treatment, and teaches the next generation of doctors from multiple medical schools.

I am so glad I found this doctor! I have been looking for a neurosurgeon that I can really trust…read morewith my future surgeries. Dr. Moise is very intelligent and caring. I felt like he truly cared about my health and gave me excellent advice.

Dr Moise evaluated my condition and performed an arthroscopic procedutre to clean out some stenosis…read moreand remove a buldging disc from my spine to decompress pressure on my nerves. After waking from the anesthesia I no longer had the pain I had endured for more than 1-1/2 years. I feel great again!!; thanks to his expertice. His caring nature and ability to explain my condition were superb. His supporting staff was totally responsive and helpful scheduling and medical questions. I highly recommend him regularly---this TEAM is the BEST!

Dr. Anderson is an extremely caring, attentive, methodical and knowledgeable doctor who performed…read moreneurosurgery along with a craniofacial surgeon on my then 9 month old son. This was an unexpected revision to a previous surgery by another neurosurgeon/craniofacial surgeon team that did not go as planned months earlier. We found Dr. Anderson through another family and immediately went to him for a second opinion. Dr. Anderson was very thorough throughout this entire process and always available. His team of nurses and office staff are very committed to quality care as well. I have recommended Dr. Anderson to other parents, and am forever grateful we connected with him to correct my son's previous surgery and receive ongoing care if needed.

From the owner: Dr. Richard C.E. Anderson is a leading pediatric neurosurgeon in the Tri-State region and Clinical…read moreProfessor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. He practices in Ridgewood, Morristown, Paterson, and Manhattan. Dr. Anderson specializes in pediatric brain and spine disorders, treating scoliosis, tethered spinal cord, spinal tumors, cerebral palsy, spasticity, Chiari malformation, craniosynostosis, and congenital craniofacial conditions. His expertise includes selective dorsal rhizotomy, baclofen pump procedures, minimally invasive Chiari decompression, and advanced spinal stabilization. His care is tailored to developing patients, emphasizing precision, safety, and long-term outcomes.

This was like the Twilight Zone of Orthopedists ...The Staff was ridiculous ..He was clearly not…read morebusy but there was a long wait . He had a female x-ray tech who was as nasty and snarky as you could possibly imagine (highly unprofessional) . I managed these types of practices for 30 years and would never treat patients as they did . First Dr to charge me for medical records in years . I was there three times, I believe and they had 14 drawn out pages of records ...When the afore mentioned took x-rays of my knee she moved and slammed the table so hard I felt it down my entire spine , and they knew I had severe spinal injuries ...it was archaic to say the least

I have been a patient of Dr Carney for the past 2 years and was referred by my orthopedist of 20…read moreyears. I had 2 Meniscus surgeries, 7 months apart and had a wonderful experience with Dr Carney and his staff. I will need both knees replaced eventually, because of arthritis, but for now, Dr. Carney has given me a few extra years before that becomes necessary There was also a problem with my new Medicare Insurance and that was handled by his billing staff so professionally, that it was not a great stress for me, until it was eventually straightened out.

Not all Kayal orthopedic facilities are the same . The…read moreemployees are very nice. The office is clean. if you decide to go to this place check to see if they have the proper equipment in order To treat your physical issue.

Bad experience! Overcrowded office, I waisted my 2,5 hours , didn't get any treatments, any plan…read morefor the treatment, i even see the doctor for my 1st initial visit. They said to me: "come for follow up in a month", without diagnosing the problem and prescribing the treatment.

I recently had hip replacement with Dr. DeFelice. I found it to be a simple and easy process. Dr…read more DeFelice fully explained what I was going to go through, what to expect and how to handle the situations. The surgery was quick and easy (for me, at least!) and the recovery also very easy. I was back to work in less than 3 weeks and am fully functional. My hip pain is gone and I have returned to walking and enjoying myself again.

From the owner: Welcome to Dr. DiFelice's office! Dr. Gregory DiFelice is an Orthopedic Surgeon at the Hospital for…read moreSpecial Surgery, New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center and Jacobi Medical Center. Dr. DiFelice is an expert in the field of Sports Medicine and Orthopedics focusing on the shoulder, hip, knee and elbow. Our Practice is dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of sports and orthopedic related injuries through either non-surgical or surgical interventions. Not every patient is looking for a surgical solution and we do advise of alternatives to improve your quality of life. If surgery is the proper intervention, Dr. DiFelice uses a minimally invasive approach for most injuries and understands the importance of returning to daily activities and/or sports as soon as possible. Dr. DiFelice has served as Director of Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Surgery at North Bronx Healthcare Network/Jacobi Medical Center for over 10 years. Dr. DiFelice also serves as a Medical Director for PlayRugby USA.

Marie Ferrer was very helpful and professional in the PT provided. She was also very caring and…read morefriendly - I was very pleased with the services provided. In addition the office staff was also friendly and accommodating.

Marie Ferrar is an outstanding therapist. I went into her office barely walking with two canes and…read morein terrible joint pain and muscle weakness. I was taking 4 medications for pain and it was helping somewhat but I could hardly walk. I started therapy with little belief that it would help me. In one year's time I am walking with no canes or 1 cane for long distances. I am off 2 medications and hope to be off the last two when I see my rheumatologist in Feb 2017. I feel 150% better. I can bend my torso, get in and out of be with no pain and finally l after 4 years of pain I can rake leaves and do gardening. These were not possible for the 3 years of this illness and pain. During that time I was unable to walk more than 3 steps onto the deck. From having lost most of my life activities I have gained most of them back and it is all due to the stimulation of my muscles the therapist provides. I recommend her with out reservation to those needing therapy.