If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. I don't feel like my words can do justice to how I feel…read moreabout the incredible therapists and staff at this practice. This past July, I hurt myself during yoga (a result and mix of over-exercising/working out/pandemic stress) and I was referred to this practice. Before then, I had never injured myself physically and was experiencing - what I soon came to recognize - a high level of anxiety previously unknown to me. As someone who always felt extremely strong, both physically and mentally, I felt like a stranger in my own body. Dr. Niv (Zack) was my primary therapist and (while I wish I had never injured myself or had to learn what anxiety was) I consider it a major blessing that of all the PT's in the world, I somehow happened to find him. He is an expert, serious professional, and all around fantastic human being. I have never felt more safe, taken care, understood, or truly heard by a health care professional ever in my life. The care I received was always personalized and thoughtful. I always felt like he wanted to hear what was on my mind/concerns/etc. His understanding of the body and mind is incredible. My treatment always felt like an extremely educated and human approach. Something I (and everyone else) desperately needed. I could go on! While I am essentially recovered, I wish I could visit this practice every week. I cannot recommend this practice highly enough. Also noteworthy: The front desk staff are amazing - incredibly easy to make or change an appointment, assist with insurance/billing related questions or problems. The facility is clean & welcoming. I would love to share my experience further with anyone considering a visit.

I have a complex knee issue and wanted to speak with a therapist that would have the experience to…read moredeal with my issues before wasting my time. I was told all the therapists were busy. I asked if I ever could talk with someone and was told "we are always very busy". I spoke with an another well reviewed PT group and I spoke with a therapist for a few minutes. She listened and was able to refer me to the right person in their practice. That is all I needed.

I'm also confused by the negative reviews. I've been here for multiple issues - locked knee…read more(soccer), frozen shoulder (old injury) and hamstring strain (running). My first injury, Dr. Stark correctly diagnosed the issue, a torn meniscus, when the ER doctor was convinced it was a torn/sprained MCL. Did rehab with PT and got back to normal. He did suggest doing an injection into the joint, but I opted not to. Frozen shoulder was an issue, but I was able to get back to normal after doing trigger point Neil-Asher technique. Tom is an amazing PT! He's like House M.D. for physical therapy. After ignoring a weird feeling in my calf and knee, I pulled my hamstring during an 8 mile run for half marathon training with only 5 weeks left before the half. I took a week off and went to Dr. Stark and started PT with Tom. He helped me with taping and exercises/scraping to get the muscle to release. Then he diagnosed a nerve issue with my sciatica which was the actual root cause of the issues that I've had with hamstring. I was able to build my miles back to 9 miles. I finished my half marathon (not a super fast time) and my leg has never felt better - no weird sensations, regained by leg strength doing the exercises. I'm training for my next half marathon and no longer need the tape for my hamstring.

I made an appointment on the phone they say they NY Medicaid they don't take NY Medicaid when I…read morewent there they told me they don't take NY Medicaid they take Manage Medicaid They wasted my time. Don't go there if you have NY Medicaid.

I'm not sure how this clinic has 4.8-star reviews - probably fake or bought reviews. They care more…read moreabout money than their patients. I've been dealing with ankle pain for the past 5 months, going back and forth to this office with no real help. When the doctor finally said I needed an injection, he gave me two options - pay $300 out of pocket or wait up to 4 weeks for insurance approval. I chose to wait for my insurance. The doctor said he'd submit the request that same day. A week later, I called my insurance to check the status -- but there was no request on file. I called the office, and no one knew anything about the injection or the insurance request. After multiple calls, they finally said they would submit it -- but they didn't. Three weeks later, the request was finally sent, but they submitted it incorrectly, causing even more delays. When I called again, they had no idea what I was talking about -- nothing was in my file. I've been calling nonstop, but all I get is the same girl, Nina, saying she'll ask the doctor and call me back -- but no one ever does. It's clear they're dragging their feet, hoping I'll give up and pay out of pocket because insurance won't pay them as much. I've been suffering for 5 months, and the past 3 weeks have been unbearable. Do yourself a favor -- **go somewhere else**. No one deserves this kind of treatment, physically or mentally

Highly recommend and am very grateful to Dr. Jean-Pierre for the excellent care and a great…read moreexperience!! The practice was very well-run and organized, and it's clear Dr. J-P cares about his patients and is happy to share his knowledge and answer questions. He put me at ease and gave me confidence that I'd get past my injury and get better.

They've been the best place to seek treatment for my back pain. I'm glad unlike NYU Langone, they…read morecan do anesthesia and then nerve ablation. Dr. Cass was more than willing to do bilateral when I asked for it. Many places would make you come back another day but I needed to get all my treatment before I left for work.

I highly recommend Hudson Medical for the treatment of chronic back pain and migraines. Dr. LaSalle…read moreis an outstanding pain management physician who truly listens to my concerns, clearly explains the causes of my pain, and discusses the best treatment options. The support staff works seamlessly with the doctors, making the entire patient experience positive and efficient. Overall, Hudson Medical provides excellent patient care with friendly staff, efficient communication, short wait times, and clean facilities. Special thanks to Twinnie Ng, Kay, Angeline (PA), Lauren (PA), and the entire PSR/PCC teams.

TLDR: After coming here for several months, I've had a lot of mixed experiences at NY Bone and…read moreJoint. CARE QUALITY: Mixed. I've felt rushed out more often than not. But they have given me care that I needed and I'm on the mend. THE GOOD: The positives is that I may have been diagnosed correctly after a misdiagnosis for over a decade. My doctor is generally personable. I am getting better after going to physical therapy for several months (Note: I do not do physical therapy at this office). It's easy to call to reschedule. THE BAD: I've waited for appointments for over an hour, had the office say I wasn't covered for something after they said it was (much to my panic), arrived at the office for my first appointment just to find out my doctor had called in sick that day (the heck?), and been sent to the wrong office location (they moved locations and the email had the wrong location). When I came in after getting a MRI and my doctor didn't look at the results herself, just read the interpretation. THE ANNOYING: They charge a fee for using credit card on your copay.

I came in with severe ankle/foot pain. Given my history of sprains, I expected a straightforward…read morediagnosis, but I was concerned enough to get a proper diagnosis from an expert. I went to podiatrist Dr. Christine Ellie and she diagnosed me with a heel bone fracture using only an ultrasound; no x-ray was ever taken. She told me, "I don't need to do an x-ray because we can see the fracture clearly in the ultrasound." Based on that + my lack of serious pain at the time of the appointment, I was put in a boot for 3 weeks and started physical therapy. The day before my follow-up appt 3 weeks later, the office called to say Dr. Ellie was no longer available and I'd need to reschedule. After trying to reschedule for a few minutes on the call, I expressed frustration about delaying the appointment because I was hoping to get my boot off. Hearing this, the attendant immediately reversed course: "Oh, it's to get your boot off? In that case, we can keep the same appointment." Draw your own conclusions, but that exchange made it clear the "unavailability" wasn't the real reason for the reschedule. At the follow-up, Dr. Ellie again used only an ultrasound. This time she told me there were "minor fractures" and that I needed 8 additional weeks in the boot, with physical therapy discontinued. That's a significant jump from the original prognosis, and it moved in the wrong direction after I'd done everything asked of me. Between the lack of an x-ray, the misleading reschedule, and the ballooning recovery timeline, I sought a second opinion. That podiatrist was surprised an x-ray had never been done, since it's standard for diagnosing fractures. To my surprise, after doing the x-ray with that second podiatrist, the screening showed no fracture at all, just a severe ankle sprain. Dr. Christine Ellie performed no x-ray. I received a dishonest explanation for a rescheduled appointmen, and a fracture diagnosis that turned out to be wrong. If you're looking for a podiatrist with your best interest in mind, I'd strongly encourage anyone considering this office to seek care elsewhere.

People can always tell you what to do. When you see a person who looks healthy and present…read morethemselves professionally, that is when you listen. Dr. Andrew Rosen is a Gem in Orthopedics. He is a highly valued person with the look of hope that things will get better. The clinic is very welcoming. It clean and well kept. The x-ray room is comfortable. Service is quick, professional and caring. The Paperwork is done efficiently to make sure you get what you need to complete your examination. No questions unanswered. Everything is explained. When you leave you feel this is a place I want to come back to because I am getting great care.

Checking for pain management today. Dr Rosen is friendly and the office is clean and most of the…read morestaff are really nice

I wasted an enormous amount of time waiting to see this doctor, yet he didn't even bother to…read moreprovide me with a diagnosis. He showed absolutely no interest in me whatsoever. By way of comparison: both an Italian and a Russian doctor were able to diagnose me in just 10 minutes during an online consultation--immediately after reviewing my test results. The diagnosis: axillary nerve compression. This Dr. Rokito is a terrible human being who is indifferent to people's health; perhaps he is simply an incompetent specialist, but I suspect he is merely uninterested in patients with low-cost insurance plans--moreover, I distinctly felt that I was being treated with disdain. I spent two months waiting to see this Rokito, only for the doctor himself to grant me a paltry 10 minutes--and not even provide a diagnosis, essentially stating just one thing: "I cannot, and will not, help you." Doctors like this should burn in hell--or find a profession other than medicine.

Dr. Rokito is the BEST! When I had been told I had a "broken shoulder" and most probably needed…read moresurgery, I went to Dr. Rokito for a second opinion and he told me I had a torn rotator cuff, and exercise should do the trick. He sent me to NYU Langone Orthopedic Center, and after a few month of exercise there and at home with exercises the Tech showed me, my shoulder was as good as new. No operation! Recently, I had a lot of pain behind my knee. I hadn't fallen nor did I bump my knee. After three days, I could not walk without a crutch. I was in pain so bad, I was crying. Dr. Rokito said I had water on my knee, a by-product of the arthritis I had in my knees, which I never felt and never knew about. He did an aspiration of almost a tube full of water, gave me a cortisone shot, and I was able to walk without help that evening. I am following up with exercise at the same Orthopedic Center but, meanwhile, I feel fine. There's nothing better than a surgeon who "fixes" you withOUT surgery!

I've been working with Edward for a bit now on a shoulder injury and find him easy to work with, a…read moreclose communicator, and very good at what he does. He's been able to diagnose and target the source of my pain and gives me the tools to strengthen my arm. The front office staff are always very kind and easy going. They are warm and welcoming! This is a great spot for PT.

Aimee the occupational therapist is the best!! She helped rehabilitate my finger's range of motion…read more& stiffness after a scary time where I almost lost it! This place is clean & everyone is friendly. I have to likely get back into physical therapy for my spine & would definitely make this my go to! This is an excellent establishment.

The doctor is very arrogant. After one visit I knew he's not for me. I knew it was a bad sign…read morethat you have to leave s message to make an appointment and received a call back 3 days later. Empty waiting room, yet I still waited 25 minutes and didn't see a patient leave. The visit itself was as uncomfortable.

I was recommended to Dr. Terhany by a family member. I had no idea the care and support was going…read moreto be at such a high level. Everyone that I spoke to and had interaction with was kind and helpful. I was in a great deal of pain, and they all did everything possible to comfort me. Dr. Terhany performed surgery on my shoulder. Within days of the surgery, I was feeling ao much better. I am now ( after just 3 weeks) able to use my arm as if nothing ever happened. And there are only 3 very tiny marks that seem to be getting smaller every day. The Dr. and his staff are truly life changing people, helping people to live life without pain. Bless you all, and thank you Richard White

Great crew of physical therapists with a nice office vibe and positive experience! Highly recommend…read morethem. Probably the best in NYC! :)

I am extremely disappointed in the care I received from Integrative PT of NYC. I really wanted to…read morelike it here after reading all of the great reviews, which is why I felt obligated to write this review after having such a poor experience here. My first appointment left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth, however, I decided to give them another chance as it was only the first appointment. I was taken late and released early which I did not appreciate. I was told the original appointment would be 1 hour and it took roughly 35 minutes. I saw LilliAnn for my first appointment and scheduled weekly follow up appointments with her. I confirmed with the receptionist in the office that going forward my appointments would be with LilliAnn. When I showed up for my second appointment I was also taken ~10 minutes late by a man who I had not previously met or worked with at all. He informed me that my appointment that day would be with Mackenzie, and that she wanted me to get started with a particular exercise. Not only had I never heard of or even been introduced to Mackenzie, I also had never done the exercise he was referencing. I questioned as to whether or not he had the right person as I was there for my appointment with LilliAnn. He informed me only then that LilliAnn was "double booked" and that Mackenzie would be working with me that day. I found it very unprofessional that I was not informed of this the second I checked in, or honestly, notified before I even arrived for my appointment. This was especially troubling as I had been there one week before and scheduled the appointment with LiliAnn. The man then went to grab Mackenzie who seemed very bothered that I was confused as to what was going on and asking questions. She then proceeded to ask me multiple questions that LilliAnn had asked and I had answered at my FIRST appointment a week prior. I finally asked Mackenzie if I should expect to answer these same questions at every appointment, because LilliAnn had asked me the same questions just the week before. Mackenzie was very aggressive, dismissive, and right out pissed off by my question informing me that she had read my chart. She then abruptly went to the back without warning, only to come back a few minutes later to continue with my session. I also found it unprofessional that LilliAnn was present and never came to tell me what was going on. She popped out for a second, saw I was with Mackenzie and quickly ran back into whatever room she came from. Even excluding the aforementioned disaster, I was not impressed by the care or "physical therapy" I received whatsoever. Mackenzie proceeded to give me 2-3 exercises at once, told me to complete 2 sets of 12 of each exercise and walked away. She was also working with another patient at the same time as me and instructing her to do exercises as well. More than half the time I was completing the exercises she instructed I complete, she was not even in the room. All this is to say that I would think twice before booking an appointment with Integrative PT of NYC. It is not worth the time or the headache. Don't say I didn't warn you!