Friendly doctor and were able to get us in, but recommended some non-standard treatment that…read moreunfortunately wasn't covered by the elderly patient's insurance as an uncertain course of stem cell therapy that would require potentially multiple visits and shots, so we had to pass and moved onto a more traditional service provider to get a hip replacement. Renovating their space, but they did convert a space to a seating room while that was happening. Free parking. If you have better insurance, then this may be the place you want to try first for non-invasive. Lots of sports related stories about recoveries.

Quality care, excellent Surgeon , professional office personnel , clean setting, physician…read morecommitted to engaging innovations and advancements to enhance patients ability to achieve optimum mobility and their best quality of life.

I have been seeing Dr. Mark Drzala since 2011 when I had a tooth infection that invaded my back…read morewhich was only the beginning of the my problems. He cleaned out the site of the infection and then fused my L4 and L5 and then put in a bracket to stabilize it. My latest problems produced bone fractures from T8 to T12. Well T8 was completely collapsed so there was nothing he could do but he cemented T9 to T12 which has stabilized my back and I am recovered from that. Before going to Dr. Drzala we researched him thoroughly and he is one of the best if not the best spine orthopedic surgeons. I would not consider going to anyone else but him for this kind of a problem. He is absolutely tops in my book.

Being in chronic pain for years and after trying non invasive treatment for my back pain, my pain…read moremanagement specialist referred me to a neurosurgeon and recommended Dr. Kai Ming Fu at Weill Cornell Center for Comprehensive Spine Care. I was required to send all my medical history records, including an original MRI disc. After reviewing all the required documents, including my referral, he had his patient coordinator call me to tell me I don't need surgery and to seek a pain management specialist. I reiterated that I was referred to him by a pain management specialist. She said she'd call back and hours later I was given an appointment and was told I need to get an X-ray prior. I was skeptical to actually confirm the appointment due to the confusion and not addressing it, yet I figured we all screw up now and then. I should have went with my gut. Day of appointment, a bad pain day btw, I show up on time, do my X-ray, having to sit twice before it was done, then went to Dr Fu's office and waited for over an hour. When I finally saw Dr, I get no apology or greeting. He says that after reviewing X-ray and notes, I don't need surgery and to seek a pain management specialist. Again, I reiterated the situation to which he says it's not a good idea to do surgery as it's not worth the risk, blah blah, not addressing my confusion due to his unprofessionalism. I felt ignored and treated like a fool I asked for a good pain mgmt specialist since my last one exhausted his options. Of course I was recommended me to someone in his office, a 'specialist' with terrible reviews on both Yelp and Google. Adding further damage, they never gave me my original disc back after dismissing me. I had to ask for it. The front desk said I could either come back (and waste another day) and pick it up or they could mail it to me. That was in March. For over 2 months now I've called repeatedly, at least 4 times, asking for them to mail me my disc. Every time I called, someone said that it was waiting to be picked up when I specifically said, initially, as well as every time I spoke to someone, that I never said I was coming to pick it up, and I wanted it to be mailed to me as soon as possible because I need it in order to seek other professional help for my back pain. The next day, I get a 'Cornell portal' email notification and to view it, I have to waste time signing into a link. I see the note that states that it was mailed stating it was waiting to be picked up and it was mailed USPS to my home (see below). That was almost 3 weeks ago and I still have not received my disc. Their office is less than 9 miles away. I could have walked there and back yet I never got any mail from them. Due to their incompetence, I had to reschedule appointments because I have no MRI disc and now I have to go to where I obtained my original disc and pay a $25 fee for a duplicate, because of the incompetence of this facility and employees. I've wasted countess hours, compiling info, making calls, going to appointments, etc. I've wasted money, a co-pay for a specialist and a copay for an X-ray and the fee I now have to pay to get another disc. And I've wasted precious time that could be spent on finding a facility that cares more about their clients and that can help me rather than cause me anxiety. With so many people in one office being so careless, I can't imagine how careless they could be with the patients that ARE in their care. Everyone's health is important, and deserve a professionals time and respect. We should seek medical professionals that treat us better than this! There are many other doctors, especially in NYC so I strongly suggest DO NOT waste your time and money with Dr. Kai Ming Fu. Neither he, or any of the many coordinators consider why people are seeking his help. Evidently, they don't consider their patients' needs. It's just a money making business. I complained to the establishment and plan to copy and paste this review to all social media sites and medical review sites for all to be forwarded, as I wish I was forewarned.

Prior to surgery the doctor advised trying pain management and some physical therapy. A year later…read moreI knew this wasn't working so I decided to have an office visit with Dr Fu. I came by his name because my sister has had multiple spinal surgeries and knew him well. After I had several MR's and x-rays it was determined I needed decompression and fusion to L 2,3,4. I am 3 weeks after surgery now and my pain level went from9-10 before the surgery to 2-3 now which I relate to the normal healing pain. I look forward to some physical therapy and expect my condition to greatly improve. Thank you Dr Fu for relieving the pain I've had for more than 20 years. He was thorough, explained everything in detail and his staff was wonderful. I can't say enough about all the people involved in my medical treatment. I feel like I got my life back.

I have gone to Innovative Physical Therapy multiple times in the past, & LOVE it! I have had some…read morebad experiences in the past with PT's doing "cookie cutter" therapy, & I ended up worse! NOT GOOD! Vicki creates a healing plan specifically with EACH individual in mind. :-) I also know that she REALLY knows what she's doing, because results say it all! The other times I came for sprains or other injuries, but this time it's after tendon surgery on my left foot. Vicki is directly above my podiatrist group downstairs, & can consult with my doctor who did the surgery. I was in a LOT of pain still before I started PT. I am now only in my second week of PT, & am starting to see a HUGE improvement in pain level & range of movement! I would recommend Innovative Physical Therapy highly, so much so that I will NOT go anywhere else! My rating: A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

It never surprises me that in an age of unlimited choices how often the things that matter most in…read morebusiness and client care are lost in the shuffle. Innovative Physical therapy has changed my mind on this negative view. From the moment I called and spoke to Shanice to schedule an appointment to my first visit I felt that I was the most important person. You will always be greated with a smile and made to feel as if you were at home. Dr Rallatos takes the time with you to understand how she can help you recover and works with you to develop that plan. Unlike other physical therapy places I've been you always feel at home and not part of the never ending cycle of patients in and out. One on one attention really makes a difference here. With the most up to date equipment and treatments you know you have made the right choice. If you are ever faced with needing any type of physical therapy I would make this your first stop on your road to recovery.

I have been a patient of Dr. Lipp and Dr. Reiger for seven years. They are very conservative,…read moreavoiding surgery as much as possible, but recommending it when absolutely necessary. The staff is always responsive and I can always book a zoom meeting within a few days to get the ball moving for treatment.

Rate it five Stars. I look for a comfortable atmosphere…read morein a doctors office. I also look for a friendly doctor who you can explain your problem to without them looking at you cause they don't understand you. Dr, Lipp was so understanding and helpful and a pleasure to meet him! I would highly recommend NJ Spine. Thank you. Regina

I saw Dr. DiFelice (HSS) in Paramus NJ. From the moment I was greeted upon entering the facility to…read morethe end of my appointment was great! Dr. DiFelice and his staff were welcoming, friendly, all smiling & great senses of humor. I was told I needed ACL surgery. Because I am allergic to metal, I needed to find a surgeon who used other materials other than metal, and I found him through OSSIOfiber. It technically was a 2nd opinion and boy was I lucky to have gotten this opportunity. I was relieved to find my ACL did not need surgery. You could imagine my confusion. Dr. D walked me through my MRI as well as provided a thorough exam while he explained in detail what he found. I still have knee issues but I don't need surgery at this time. I highly recommend HSS, this facility and Dr. DiFelice!

Dr DiFelice performed a total hip replacement on my left hip 5/17. It is 5/29 and I am able to…read morewalk without a cane with very little pain, aside from my muscle healing. I believe that initially, about 2 years ago, I did have to wait for my first appointment, but nothing out of the ordinary for a NYC doctor. They took an x-ray and the doctor was able to show me the thinning cartilage, and said I would need a total hip replacement in the near future. Not what anyone wants to hear. He is not warm and fuzzy, but I feel he did take time to answer my questions at every visit, and gave me practical advice on what to expect, he told me that if my quality of life was going downhill, that was when it was time for surgery.. I opted to wait on surgery, getting a steroid shot then, and again a year later. Did they help-- don't really know as my pain was intermittent at the time. Remember, you need to advocate for yourself, so come prepared with questions, and always get a second opinion. I went to NYU for my second opinion and with the diagnosis from Dr DiFelice I was able to research and ask about alternatives...like stem cell and PRP, the NYU doctor told me he tried them all, they aren't ready yet, but he echoed what Dr DiFelice said about life quality. My experiences with his care team, Sabrina and Yashira have been pleasant and professional, always receiving a reply within 2 days-again to be expected in NYC, at the best hospital for orthopedic surgery. The X-ray techs, his nurses--all pleasant, friendly and professional. One nurse in particular--I want to say her name was Grace--held my hand and kept me calm for my first steroid shot. My surgery date did get moved a week later, which I was not happy about as I had to change my sister's flight which did cost money-but what can you do. There are some policies in place at HSS, that seem like a money grab, but that's not on the Doctor. You have to have your pre-op screening with an HSS doctor--which charged my insurance upwards of $700-my PCP visit is only $300...so things like that add up quickly, in terms of your out-of-pocket costs. Had my surgery Friday morning was home by 5 the same day. You are v loopy and feeling no pain that day, but you 100% need someone with you that first week. You don't realize how many things you will need help with-everything! My sister stayed 10 days and that was perfect. Do get yourself the raised toilet seat and I did rent the NICE compression and cooling machine for2 weeks. IMO it is worth the $370. I used it not only on my hip, but managed to wrap my lower leg as well when it started to swell. You will not be able to put socks on, or bend down. It will be hard to get comfortable--I ordered a 6" piece of foam from Walmart, which really helped with being able to sit on my sofa--father pillows were not cutting it. The good news is that around day 5 you turn a corner, the pain is less, you're not as stiff and you feel a lot better. At 12 days, walking without a cane, PT is going well. Just don't overdo it. I do PT and home exercises-while watching TV. I take a walk outside every day. You really need 3 months to get that replacement sealed in. Overall I am v happy with my results, and the care I received from Dr DiFelice and his staff. He is an excellent surgeon, and I plan to use him for my right hip as well. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

About four years ago I hurt my knee goofing around while sledding with the kids and friends. Today…read moreI had it take care of since I couldn't take the pain anymore. I've had my share of surgery over the years and, in fact, had almost the same injury fixed on my right knee 10-12 years ago somewhere else. Dr. Feldman came highly recommended and other than one appointment where I waited a very long time I don't have annoying bad to say about my experience with the services and care I received. If I need any other orthopedic attention...I'm going back to see Dr. Feldman. And if you're wondering about the actual surgery, well, today was a good day at the Orthopedic Surgery Center in Denville, NJ (http://www.yelp.com/biz/orthopedic-surgery-center-of-northwest-jersey-denville). Intake went smoothly and my pre-op time with the nurses and talking to the docs also went very well. Lots of attention, very professional, and got me to relax. When I moved into the operating room I really liked the relaxed conversations, but professional attention...and then I was waking up in recovery. Dr. David Feldman was right there when I was lucid and aware again and explained what he did (damage was actually worse than he thought, but no additional issues) and my recovery room nurses were great. I couldn't be happier with Dr. Feldman and the rest of my docs and nurses at the surgical center AND the Orthopedic practice at 16 Pocono Road in Denville, NJ.

Biggest complaint; I asked Doctor Feldman three questions as he made his way towards the door,…read morenever stopping. When a patient asks a question, stop, answer. Maybe ask if I have other questions. Asked three questions as he made his way out of the exam room. Oh and they misdiagnosed a back injury initially. Staff helpful/friendly

I cannot comment on the skill of this Doctor at all but I can say...I submitted a request for a…read morevirtual consultation as described on his website. I sent a request from said website. I never heard back from anyone. I called today and was told he does not do these consultations anymore now that the covid restrictions have been lifted. Someone needs to change the website and stop the false advertising. I live in NJ and can bearly walk so a in person visit is out of the question. I am a senior and all alone so.....Who do you believe or trust these days....not sure our medical system is in a sad state of affairs.

I was referred to a DO Dr. Varlotta from this office who put me through the most painful experience…read moreof my life, with absolutely no positive results. Furthermore, the procedure and practitioner overcharged and is not approved by medicare not insurance. I would find another office to trust you health and well being with.