Thank you Dr. Barrick for giving me my quality of life back. It started with tingling in my fingers…read morethen into my arms then my shoulders and then my whole back. It kept me up all night, I would get 15 minutes sleep at best since before waking up. I went to Dr. Barrick on the advice of another neurosurgeon Dr. Oslewski from Misrecordia hospital in New Rochelle for a second opinion on surgery. The best thing I ever did. I decided to go with Dr. Barrick because of his knowledge and minimal invasive surgery. The other Dr. would've kept me in the hospital for a week then in internal rehab for two weeks. Dr. Barrick said I would be back home within two days, not true, I was home within 15 hours from the surgery. He came to my bedside before the surgery and after the surgery, he also took my wife aside which put her at ease. The follow ups were fantastic, he took his time, explained everything and when the insurance company wouldn't give me my bone stimulator he got involved by calling them personally three times. I got the bone stimulator. The numbness went away and I was sleeping again. Thank you very much Dr. Barrick, I HIGHLY recommend this Doctor.

The front desk reception is professional and organized. There's no waiting around for someone to…read morelook up and acknowledge you. You're checked in so quickly, you're not sure they're finished. There's a TV in the spacious waiting room. If you arrive early, for your appointment, there's an excellent chance you will be seen before your scheduled time, if the clinician isn't busy. They are an orthopedic facility; treating musculoskeletal conditions. Using minimally invasive procedures, before those that would involve P/T afterwards. Of course the Orthopedist will recommend what procedure is to be done, based on the patient's condition, diagnosis, test results and other factors. The staff is very conscientious in maintaining sanitary conditions and the patient's wellbeing. I feel very confident going to them. I have close to 20 years of clinical experience working in a large hospital in nyc and have seen a lot situations.

Great place friendly atmosphere clean and great massage therapy . Went to Newburgh location .read more

7/23/25 - orthopedic doctors and orthopedic surgery at this and the office in Poughkeepsie on route…read more9. I had no problem with reception. I was checked in quickly and then directed to the second floor; either by stairs or the elevator to the "Tan Waiting" area. I was there maybe a minute or two before a nurse came in and escorted me to one of the exam rooms. Saw the Dr. promptly. He explained the options available; surgery or physical therapy. P/T is the least invasive and would not have me incapacitated for a while. Seems like a viable option. The office staff set up everything I needed for the physical therapy. The building and the office are clean with easy access to and once inside

This is the first review I have ever felt the need to leave for anyone, but after my experience…read morewith Dr. Kenneth K. Rauschenbach, I felt it was necessary. I would NOT recommend him. I have had knee pain for at least two months that has become severe enough to keep me awake at night and interfere with work and everyday life. I also have a history of surgery on this knee. During my appointment, I felt extremely rushed, unheard, and dismissed. I also felt like my concerns were being minimized because of my age. Dr. Rauschenbach said I may have a torn meniscus but recommended PT and anti-inflammatory medication for a month before considering an MRI. When I asked if a cortisone injection could help manage my pain so I could get back to work and my normal life, he responded, "You're 20, not 80," and left the room. Yes, I am 20, but that does not mean I cannot have serious knee problems or be in legitimate pain. I also have an autoimmune disease that can make healing more difficult, which I wanted taken into consideration. I also told the nurse I was already taking naproxen, yet that is what was prescribed. I had such a difficult time reaching the office afterward that I had to physically go back in to try to get a different medication. I also felt unpreparedness was an issue. I had knee surgery around 2018 through Orthopedic Associates, but he did not know what surgery I had or who performed it. I obviously do not remember those details from years ago, and I would have expected my previous surgical history to be reviewed. I also specifically mentioned a cyst behind my knee that I had previously been told about, but the back of my knee was not examined and the concern was not addressed. Overall, I left feeling rushed, unheard, and dismissed. I understand that conservative treatment may be recommended before an MRI, but my concern was how my symptoms, medical history, and questions were handled. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this doctor.

Review for my experience with Dr Rose Matthews: Office…read morestaff: Madeline,who scheduled my appointment, was very helpful. I've been trying to get a neurologist appointment for nearly 6 months and she placed me on a waiting list. Nurse Kim asked me my full health history which surprised me since I have them access to all The appointment went well overall. I felt that Dr. Mathew was considering what I was saying thoughtfully. I will try her recommendations and report back.

This place is horrible, Jve Waited over 30 minutes on the phone for someone to answer. left 3 voice…read moremails and no answer trying to find out what time my appointment is no answer. The receptionists have been rude before.do not recommend. They have rescheduled my own appointment without contacting me or asking if the date they are moving it to works for me, nor notified me the appointment was moved i found out by going to my appointment and them saying they moved it. No one has any time management, social skills, or respect for the patients. Would give this place a zero if i could

When I asked for pain medication from Dr. Stamer's staff doctor, a Dr. Hemline, he said "oh…read morevicodin is much too dangerous. He then suggested a steroid shot for my wrist pain. In other words a 62 year old man is not capable of handling an opioid which, by the way has no known lasting side effects, but a steroid shot with it's many known very dangerous side effects could be given on the spot. Maybe because a a steroid shot which he could charge my health plan for 700+ dollars seemed like a better "investment" for his la-de-da office practice than an age old innocuous prescription for a painkiller.

He did my left knee replacement..yrs ago...the best..he took alot of time with me...and my…read moresister...

This man is an amazing doctor. He not only diagnosed a pretty serious sinus problem I suffered from…read morefor some time but he surgically corrected it in May 2022. So if you need an ENT schedule an appointment with this doctor and his practice. He is not only a great doctor and surgeon but he is caring and sincere. Thank you Dr. KOKLER again and again. N B.