I've been with Dr. Beth Simon for 11 years and can't recommend her highly enough. She delivered…read moreboth of my children and has been by my side through every stage of my care -- always with warmth, attentiveness, and genuine compassion. As a high-risk patient, I've seen firsthand how professional, thorough, and deeply dedicated she is. She truly listens and makes you feel cared for as a whole person, not just a patient. When her previous group wanted her to start delivering at a different hospital, she made the difficult decision to switch practices just so she could continue delivering at Greenwich Hospital -- a place she's committed to and where she's been from the beginning. That kind of loyalty and integrity says it all. She is everything I could hope for in a doctor.

Minus star awful doctor and incompetent receptionists. She changed this practice to somewhere else…read morewithout even notifying her current patients ( some of them were pregnant and suppose to deliver baby with her team!!!) She passed frpm good schools but I do think these institutions failed her to teach basic ethics , compassion and sense of responsibility.

My ankle was broken in three places. Orthopedic surgeon Dr Noah Chinitz fixed it with plates and…read morescrews. Less than three months after surgery, the 6-8" incision is barely noticeable and I'm walking without a boot. He's friendly and personable and I hear only praise when his name comes up with other doctors and PT. I call him Dr. Van Gough for his medical artistry. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Dr. Chintz had no interest in my visit! Acted annoyed that I was wasting his time with my minor…read morecondition! I was so uncomfortable! He spent around 6 minutes with me, and sent me on my way! I will never recommend him to anyone! My visit wasn't involved or interesting enough! Plus what he told me about my condition was wrong after going to another excellent doctor!

Dr. James Sayegh is an extremely caring professional. He treats his patients like they were family…read more He treated my father with care and consideration. I'm not stretching the truth when I say my father is alive today because of the treatment he receives from Dr. Sayegh. The office is a bit distant for me, but because of the care and dedication of Dr. Sayegh it is worth it.

Committed Medicare fraud against me a few years. ago. filed a grievance with my insurance company…read moreand taken care of. Now they admit they're part of St. Joseph's hospital system. My once landlord was almost "killed off" by that hospital. He ended up at ST john's Riverside and is fine now.Never saw Sayegh! He just sold his name and I was taken "care" of by a nurse practitioner who tried to gouge me which was also reported. I don't believe anyone who states they saw Sayegh-everyone is lying these days.

Buyer Beware. They may not be a scam, but it sure feels like one…read more Please note that this is only my experience and does not reflect the people that work at Joint Effort. Everyone is really nice and they do a good job of making you feel comfortable. However: The entire process from start to finish is a bit of pseudo-science. You are first given a free book to read about decompression therapy and then are required to get an MRI to become a eligible patient. Turns out I had four herniated disks which just so happen to be eligible for decompression therapy. I was then quoted a figure of $7,000 for the entire 30 session process. Shortly afterwards I was exposed to dozens of alleged testimonials about how successful the process was. I figured that it would be worth the investment so I went ahead and started a payment plan with them. The process itself is a bit lackluster - you are literally laying down as a machine pulls at the bottom of your skull a centimeter or so for about 20 minutes. You are also given ice packs to take home with you and you're told multiple times to make sure to ice the neck and lower back area at least 5 times a day. For the most part, the pain started to go away although there were some times when I wake up with excruciating pain for a day which eventually went away. Fast forward 30 sessions later, and I noticed my pain started to return. However, the only thing that changed was that I was getting a bit lazy with the icing of my neck. And then it hit me, maybe it's the ice that is doing all the work and not the stretching. Either way - I asked for a copy of my statement for tax purposes and it turned out that $7k quote was a lie. I was charged $255 per session and my bill came out to $8,950 (~35 sessions). To summarize, nothing against the people that work here, but it seems sketchy. I wouldn't recommend unless you've tried surgery already and it didn't work.

The up front payment of $7,500 big red flag…read more My husband went in for approximately 50 sessions and his pain was still not resolved. He was told that he can continue treatment as long as needed without an added cost. Unfortunately that was NOT true. Jonathan communicated to my husband on what would be his last session that if he continues to come in he will have to pay. Nothing more to be said.

Dr. Abdul Azeez has been my family practitioner for over 13 years…read more He treats everyone as if they were his own family, and is clear and concise in explaining any ailment. He has taken care of others that I have had the pleasure to refer, and they have told me the same. He also is extremely wise and knows when you would need a specialist. He immediately makes the call to the specialist, to let him or her know that you are his patient, and you can be sure that the treatment you receive is one of the best. The receptionists get to know you and they will do their very best to accommodate you within your schedule. Thank Dr. Azeez, for your professionalism and expertise!!!! Your patience is one in a million!!!!

I think this Doctor is horrible. I was looking for a MD but I'll definitely will NOT be going back…read moreto him. First off I work, I work for the same facility that he does and I take excellent care of his patients, as a CNA. I went to ER a few weeks ago because I was in unbearable pain from muscle spasms and a possible pinched nerve. The Doctor from the ER told me to follow up with him. When, I went back for a follow up he was upset asking why I went to the ER. Telling me that my union 1199 would be upset with him because the ER visits are costly. However, I was in terrible PAIN. He was more concerned about my insurance than me the patient. Upon returning to work. He acts as if he doesn't see me at the nurses station or speak at all. When I'm working taking care of his patients. You would think he would inquire how I'm doing or feeling instead he over looks me. I was told by a nurse and a patient that he was in an accident and haven been the same since. But don't quote, I don't have any facts. The same patient told me that she only goes to him because her meds are free.

My 4 year old just had a tonsillectomy and it was a smooth process. They provided great pre and…read morepost care. My son has actually been pain free since day 1 post surgery.

This will be a page turner…read more First a synopsis: My first visit to this hospital, to see a patient. Everything I encountered left me impressed! Over the course of several decades; I visited dozens of people, in almost as many Hospitals. So I can confidently write this review based on actual experience and not emotion. From the moment you arrive on the property you'll notice it's well laid out in a logical and convenient manner for visitors, usually family, who are already stressed. There's plenty of free parking near the several entrances. The Security Dept personnel are extremely courteous, professional, and reassuring; explaining procedures and giving directions to the various locations, in a very pleasant manner. The staff at the Nurse's Station acknowledge you when you arrive. Unlike many places, where you could stand there indefinitely while they stare at their computer monitors; without the slightest inkling of proper guest relations. IF, it was the other way around I'm certain these same people would be raging "Karen's"! The food service Dept. delivers meals that are on par with a four star hotel restaurant . There are actual ceramic dishes, no plastic plates or styrofoam glasses, knives and forks like a real restaurant, again no plastic sporks. The tray is artistically set, as opposed to haphazardly arranged. They realize that when you are in the hospital, there's not much else to do; so food is one of those things you can actually look forward to and enjoy. So, after a few visits; I can say everyone I've encountered has been exceptionally professional, helpful, and courteous. It's reflected in the quality of care they provide in every aspect of the Hospital's operation.

I am so thankful for the help and care that I received at this location. All of the therapists were…read morepatient, caring professionals. They took great care in showing me how to do what is necessary to help with my pain and to avoid future back pain & injury.

Dr. Berliner is a a great neurologist. He helped me with my migraines and provides ongoing…read morefollowups to ensure a successful outcome. He is very friendly and professional. His office staff is courteous and super helpful.

Quality of care is excellent. Dr. Maloney and his staff are some of the best people in the…read morehealthcare industry, I have been a patient of his for over 27 years and can attest to this. If you're trying to find a new PCP, Dr. Maloney at Harbor Medical is the place to go.

Amazing doctor, very thorough and helpful. I had a wonderful experience getting my immigration…read moreexam. I don't understand why other medical review websites say such wonderful things while yelp has one person putting such a great doctors office down (and based on his review, a person that it didn't even see the doctor nonetheless). Doctor Maloney's office is the best.