My son broke his wrist at recess and I was referred to Suffolk orthopedic Associates. The staff is…read moreamazing and the doctors are wonderful. I definitely recommend this orthopedic!

Disappointed. Injured my finger for the first time, so I did a walk-in just to check if I'm…read morealright. Unfortunately I don't have health insurance, and I made sure to tell the lady at the desk but rudely and out loud yelled out "am I ready to pay over a thousand dollars" why was that necessary? And repeats everything I say in a dramatic way. Was willing to pay the bill but don't think I want to waste my time here.

I was surprised to see the poor reviews this group received but I found it to be just the opposite…read more I only had an evaluation and I can't attest to surgical skills Last year I went to see Dr. Lastihenos from the group for right shoulder pain . He was very knowledgeable and professional and made me feel very comfortable. Although the building is old the office itself is clean and neat and the office managers are very friendly and polite . I was administered a cortisone shot and had X-ray s and an MRI . Although the MRI showed I did have a small rotor cuff tear he suggested Physical Therapy and did not push surgery My shoulder got better over time so far no surgery needed ! Now my other shoulder is bothering me . So today was back to see Dr . Lastihenos . Once again pleasant and professional . Still following COVID rules , masks and distancing . Great staff ! Had X-rays and a cortisone shot... Hope it works otherwise PT next !

If your looking for a orthopedic dr . Avoid Dr Tabershaw if possible / I had a torn meniscus and…read morewas told it could be repaired . Of course when the time came for the operation I got '' I'm sorry but we could not repair your meniscus and had to remove it ??? Or cut the piece that they could not repair . That was the start of my downhill spiral into a total knee replacement by another doctor ! If I could only go back in time !!!! I was told by three orthopedic surgeons that there is no repairing that problem at my age , and if I were 20 it might work but not in my fifties ! There is no blood supply at my age to that area . How do you repair an area that can't heal ? I use to run , kneel , play golf .. not any more after this mess . Don't take any doctors word ! Get a second opinion I'm so sorry I did not ! My life is ruined just at retirement ... don't go to a surgeon unless you want surgery! It's all about the money . The oath they took is out the window for a fat ck from the Ins company .

Here we go, Im sure you all know Northwell is taking over…read moreBayshore. From the Extension of the hospital to new buildings up and down Main Street and Union Blvd. I think its great. This hospital was once a dump however now its an amazing hospital. From my experience I was treated with the upmost respect and awesome service . Starting from the emergency room staff. I thought I would be sitting waiting for at least 4 hrs. Its was about 1 hour and I was called in. Unfortunately I wasn't feeling well, but the nurses and Dr took very good care of me. I had pneumonia didnt even know it. I was treated with the upmost care. From transport to food service, imaging reps to blood work reps , nurses on the floor were all great. Southside has improved a lot. I would recommend this hospital for care.

A week ago today, on Friday, September 25th, my niece took her 2 1/2-month-old daughter to the…read moreemergency room at South Shore University Hospital at the direction of her pediatrician after she developed a fever of 101°F. They arrived at approximately 9:30 PM. Despite the fact that my grandniece is only 2 1/2 months old and had a fever, my niece and her baby waited more than three and a half hours without being evaluated by a doctor or receiving meaningful medical attention. About two and a half hours into their arrival at the hospital, my niece became concerned that her daughter's temperature was increasing. When she asked for medical assistance, she was simply given a thermometer and told to monitor her daughter's temperature herself. What was particularly frustrating was that the emergency room did not appear to be busy. She could not understand why an infant this young with a fever was left waiting for hours without being assessed. Eventually, she felt she had no choice but to leave South Shore University Hospital and drive to Good Samaritan Hospital. Once at Good Sam, my grandniece was evaluated and treated, and she was discharged approximately two hours later. My niece said that as a parent, it was incredibly distressing to feel that she had to leave one emergency room with her 2 1/2-month-old infant and drive to another hospital simply to have her evaluated. South Shore University Hospital is practically in my backyard, which makes this experience especially disappointing. I had always expected that, if my family needed emergency care, this would be a hospital we could rely on. After last week's experience, I no longer have that confidence, and will drive past this hospital to reach another.

I started PT with Todd, Rich and staff last year for my back. I was immobile but after a few…read moretreatments I was feeling better. By the time I was done, I felt great and they sent me on my way with all the tools I needed. I am now being treated for a Rotator Cuff injury that I was told by my Orthopedic surgeon would probably not work but again, Todd, Rich & Nick are treating me on my way to recovery. I feel great and they are once again have given me the tools to improve my chances of NOT getting surgery. Erica who is one of the PT assistants is great! She is friendly, funny and knows exactly what I need every time I go. I highly recommend these guys for all your PT needs!!! I never have to wait to be treated, they are funny, friendly and most important very concerned and in tune to my needs for what I need to recover!

My husband and I went to a couple of physical therapy offices in our area,…read more BayShore, before my scheduled right knee replacement on May 3, 2023. We were both impressed by the quiet and calm energy in the office. I finished with my occupational therapy at home on May 26. My recovery has been taking longer than anticipated. I first met with Nash at Maximum Motion for my evaluation on June 2. She's very friendly, kind, intelligent, supportive and attentive. I especially like that. I've unfortunately been to physical therapy too many times in my 60 years and it's never a plus if the therapists aren't listening to their patients. On June 6th and every other day after I've had the pleasure, and I mean that, of meeting and working with Kenny, Kevin, Olivia, Allison and the lovely and pleasant Jenn who greets us with warmth, kindness and a beautiful smile. I've only ever spoken with Kim on the phone but she is just as delightful as the rest of the staff. The atmosphere is laid back but hands-on. I've never liked physical therapy because of my many maladies something else always inevitably happens that causes pain elsewhere to debilitate me, because I wasn't being listened to. I don't worry about that with these beautiful people. Care is given, and no one is ever given more than they know each patient can handle. They each have a wicked sense of humor and, as a patient, it's their easy camaraderie that makes going there especially comfortable and even fun. I actually look forward to going back. We highly recommend checking them out.

Omg best doctor I ever met love the way he sit and listen to your situation he has the key for my…read moreproblem he did a surgery and let me tell you was so perfect he so kind he make me feel so comfortable I totally recommend

Dr. Cuellar is nice enough. However, I would not recommend him for a hip replacement. My scar is…read morestill so sensitive (painful) 2 years after my surgery. The leg that got the new hip is longer than my other, leaving me with a noticeable limp. I often feel as though I will lose my balance. As I said, he is very amiable and the office is well run. Before my surgery, he did give me shots in my hip which made it feel much better. I would recommend him for the shots but not the surgery.