Terrible would be doctor. Told me Complex Regional Pain Syndrome actually burns itself out. I had…read morejust had another doctor that told me if any doctor said something ridiculous like this to not walk but run as fast as you can away from their stupidity. Afraid to help a patient with 2 rare diseases know as "The Suicide Disease" because doctors don't like to treat patients in to much pain. Gutless. No besides manner. No very educated in anything. Wouldn't recommend him if someone was dying and he was their only choice. Why? Because he would just let you die and walk away. Really sad he's still a would be doctor. Try going to school again Robertson and maybe this time listen and learn something. Pitiful. Just horribly pitiful.

From the owner: Michael D. Robinson, MD, is a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist at Northeast…read moreOrthopedics and Sports Medicine (NEOSM). He is triple board certified in physiatry, electrodiagnostic testing and pain medicine. Prior to his position with NEOSM, Dr. Robinson held several clinical positions, including: Assistant Chief of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Assistant Professor of Neurology in the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Board member of the Ramapo Valley Surgical Center Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Major in the U.S. Army Medical Corps

Don't come here! They have predatory business practices that will come back to bite you! They…read morecharge you excessively for ortho devices you can get off of Amazon or damage your credit because you don't have money to pay $785 for a brace that is not covered by your insurance even though they tell you it is. This office is not their only one - Dr. Arup Bhadra also goes to Monroe office. I would find a more honest provider elsewhere. Also, it's true they don't answer their phones - they have a messaging service and they will not call you back. You have to be physically in the office to get anything done.

Don't answer the phone, do not respond to the online requests for an appointment…read more In the past, I have gone to the Airmont office for minor sports injuries.and I was pleased with the prompt attention to my problems. But in the past month I have called them several times and, twice, applied online for an appointment. No response. This morning I did get a response to my phone call and got a message from someone who said they would call back promptly., but I have not heard from them in several hours.. I give up. I hope you have better luck

I've been using Dr. Strauss for about 20 years, He's helped me with various back and neck issues,…read morealways friendly, courteous, and professional. The office staff is welcoming and friendly, and the place is clean and neat. I highly recommend this practice...Bubby

I began experiencing back issues a few years ago, to the point where it was a struggle to walk and…read moreI had nerve pain down my legs. I began seeing Dr. Strauss and after a few visits, I was feeling much better and within a few months, had no issues. I highly recommend him and his practice. The open scheduling is both good and bad, as it's easy to get an appointment, but also means that sometimes the wait time can be long.

Want to consider booking an appointment here is you have to wait months in advance of your new…read morepatient. However, the way is worth it. I'm 44 years young and I've been a patient of this practice for early half of my life and I have no regrets. All of the physicians have played a huge role in saving my life.

Edit: My appointment…read moretook over an hour and it's great to give new hires the "orientation experience" but please keep your patients in mind. Especially during COVID, I would prefer the courtesy or the option to accept or decline having multiple people in the room.

Dr Mike and Dr Ann have created a clean, welcoming practice that has helped me for years with…read morechronic neck and shoulder pain and discomfort; as well as the knowledge of exercises and techniques to maintain their treatment and care.

I have been going to Dr. Becker's office since March 2015 when he diagnosed me with RA. The man is…read moreoutstanding. His bedside manners should be commended. His office is very old school but then so is he. He takes the time to LISTEN to his patients. What has impressed me most about Dr. Becker is his memory. At first I thought he reviewed the charts prior to seeing his patients, but when I made an unexpected visit to his office and he was coming in from the outside, he asked me about my job and remembered everything I had told him. He even remembered how sick I was when I first went to his office! And his office staff, THE BEST! Barbara and Dorothy are so helpful and wonderful ladies and really go the extra mile for the patients. For whatever reason, Dr. Becker is now affiliated with Crystal Run. I have been trying to reach him directly and I know he returns phone calls... I'm still waiting. The office staff answering the phones do not provide the same type of customer-friendliness that I have been accustomed too. This one person, William should NOT be answering phones or taking messages. He doesn't listen very well. He is probably the reason why I haven't heard from Dr. Becker yet. Although I did call back and left another message and still no call. My appointment in the new office is scheduled for November 23rd. Let's see what happens. I really do hope this merger is positive but so far I can see that the friendly personal experience is a thing of the past.