Super busy location, who knew there was such need, but I suppose I'm not surprised…read more This was my first visit...Finally as I was telling the primary that it was where I needed to be and be seen by. I was here to see Dr. Waldron for a neurology visit, as I needed to find out and confirm once in for all that I had a pinched nerve (so annoying). Dr. Waldron and her staff were very professional. Talk about a well oiled machine from front desk, to assistant, to her, to the final exiting step to confirm next visits. Needless to say, she was finally the first Dr to really make me feel that someone was listening and truly trying to address my concerns. She pretty much confirmed from first visit I was most likely on point thinking it's a pinched nerve. Of course further professional testing on her side of things will confirm that or not. She was thorough enough to tell me about next steps and what could be to come if needed. Let's hope not needed, as that extreme didn't sound too fun at all, but at least the new nugget of knowledge was given upfront. Should be interesting to see what results of upcoming visits yield and confirm. At least I know that so far things are conformable through this first visit, and hopefully for the same to come. As a side note, know that parking is limited. Only a few spots in the lot for Medical Patients. A few metered spots out front of location. So good luck on that front. The warning of tows/boots I hear are serious.

The professionals in this office are great. I have worked with Dr. Levy and Asha Mathews for…read moreyears. Both are kind, knowledgeable, and take time with their patients. However, trying to reach the office is impossible. I have left numerous messages for Asha within a two-week period, and I never received a return call. This first happened to me back in February. I left a message every week for six weeks before I got a response. The only reason the practice manager called me then was because I had left a message on the review part of their website { which no longer exists}. The office staff at the front desk is, yes, very rude. It's a shame that these are the first people one encounters when walking into the office, because once one is called to the back for testing or an appointment, everyone there is very professional.

I see Dr. Iones for my migraines. She is very knowledgeable, serious, and careful about the…read moretreatment she provides. She does her homework. My migraines have certainly lessened. There have been no consequences or side effects. She is personable and delightful as well. Actually I showed her another issue I was having which she diagnosed immediately and I was able to get care the same day with a professional that treats the issue I was experiencing. On another matter: Her office staff called me twice to make sure I received the result of an mri I had. Dr. Iones followed up to make sure that I was seeing a doctor for an issue that appeared on the mri. I highly recommend Dr. Iones if you need a neurologist as I have been to three others over the years and none compare on any level.

Dr Iones is awesome! In all of my years of visiting doctors, I have never come across someone so…read moredetailed, so thorough, so attentive, so engaged and so knowledgeable. She was extremely patient and she took the time to listen and understood all that was going on with me. She explained everything that was being recommended, and the reason for it, and every bit of it made sense. Her staff is wonderful, from the receptionists, to the folks that conducted the on-site testing. I am so happy that I found her. Now, I am very confident that my on-going health issues will be properly identified and treated. Thank you, Dr Iones!

Dr. Robert Melillo & his amazing staff make the world a better place helping people of all ages…read morefrom children, to teens to adults get to their potential with the Melillo Method of Developing Minds. Thank you for your revolutionary approach, expertise and research you continue to contribute to the lives of many.

Called mentioned id be late by 15 minutes. They did say that if i was more than 15 minutes late i…read morewouldnt be seen. I walked in at 16 minutes and wasnt seen. I rushed here. Wasted gas. Ran up the stairs. The lady damn near guaranteed that my paperwork would take 30 days to send to my PCP's office and it stinks of retaliation. To be abundantly clear she said it could take UP TO 30 days but she said it in that way receptionists do when they want you to know they will do their best to make it take 45 days if possible. I just want to flag that i miss the black receptionist and she would have never treated me like this. To add insult to injury My ACTUAL DOCTOR doctor STEINER had nothing to do with this. It is DOCTOR GILA that refused to see me and DOCTOR STEINER WAS FREE AS A BIRD DOING NOTHING. FLOATING AROUND THE FRONT DESK WHILE IM BEING KICKED OUT. LITERALLY GOT NOTHING GOING ON. WHILE IM BEING THROWN OUT INSTEAD OF GOING OVER MY NEUROLOGY RESULTS. I STILL HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IS WRONG WITH MY BRAIN.

The level of unprofessionalism, disrespect, and lack of compassion displayed during this…read moreappointment was deeply disappointing. There was a noticeable lack of professionalism and understanding shown toward both the patient and those advocating on their behalf. SPECIFICALLY OPERATIONS MANAGER VERONICA AND MALE  TECH ANAFOLLY It is not okay to treat the I/DD community with such disregard and disrespect. Individuals within this community face challenges that many of us could never fully imagine or understand. They deserve patience, dignity, compassion, and proper care at all times.  The world would be a far better place if more empathy and humanity were shown toward those who often cannot fully advocate or speak up for themselves. Experiences like this are not only discouraging, but harmful to a community that already faces enough obstacles daily. I truly hope this office reflects on how patients and their families are treated moving forward.

Terrific Physicians with a terrific bedside manner.I was recommended by my Internist and a great…read morerecommendation it was. Dr Singh is a great doctor and diagnostician with a terrific bedside manner. I found everybody that works in the office to be professional and kind.You won't find a better neurologist.Thank out to Dr Thomas for being so patient during my EMG.

This is the longest wait time we had for a doctor's appointment. I understand surgeon's busy…read moreschedule but waiting for more than 2 hours for just a follow up consultation cannot be justified with the delay . The surgeon tremendously did a good job on my husband neuro procedure but should give consideration seeing the patient on a reasonable time. Is it how it's being done to each patient by this office after the surgery? Hopefully a good turn out for the meeting up soon.

Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery…read more THANK YOU EVERYONE SO MUCH FOR MAKING ME FEEL AT EASE AND WELCOMED. On June 9 2023 I'm back at the office after my cerebral angiogram procedure/surgery done 2 weeks ago at North Shore Hospital, NY by Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery I walk in to the office and welcomed with smiles from Maharanie Manmohan (Front Desk) Margo McKenzie (Front Desk) & Rebecca Kingston (Front Desk). While checking me in we had a blast chatting. They loved my outfit that was custom made by a tailor in Nigeria. One of the 8 outfits my mommy sent to me. Also everyone looked amazing. What lovely ladies. Very professional, kind, warm and caring. The wait was not long at all. Keisha (Medical Assistant) came to get me. Very professional, polite and kind. She went through the entire process with me. Nice sense of humor which made me feel at ease for I was there for a brain issue. Later came Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery and Cindy Queliza - Nurse Practitioner. What a gorgeous lady. Dr. Thomas Link is hot as well. Cindy Queliza and I have spoken on the phone numerous times. First time we met in person. Well so since my aneurysm Feb 2008 at Bellevue Hospital. We all tried to get my records but unfortunately Bellevue records warehouse had burnt down years ago. Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery showed me the photos from the cerebral angiogram 2 weeks ago. I had another aneurysm below the one I had in 2008. The clip that was put on my 4th nerve where the 1st aneurysm which made me permanently blind is now corroding. Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery explained all my options in great detail so for my peace of mind I will have the cerebral angiogram again the coil embolization. This will prevent the aneurysm from rapturing. With this procedure there's a 5-9% chance of death or stroke. But I would rather have this done than have the aneurysm rapture at any time. Both Dr. Thomas Link, MD, MS - Neurosurgery and Cindy Queliza - Nurse Practitioner where very compassionate, caring and patient in explaining everything in great detail. I felt I'm in great hands. So now I have a OGBYN surgery on July 18 2023. Neck surgery in August 2023. Will have the brain surgery cerebral angiogram again the coil embolization Jan/Feb 2024. This way to give my body enough time to heal. I want to thank everyone for making my experience not stressful, very professional, bringing smiles and laughs to me. Very much appreciated for it is a very traumatic time and thing to deal with. ALL LOVES HERES.

My visit to ProHEALTH Island Neurological was timely, smooth, and certainly made me feel like I was…read moreat the right place. I was instructed to arrive 15 minutes prior to my appointment to take care of paperwork. Denise was extremely organized and helpful. A few of my medical records had not been forwarded to the office, so she reached out and had them ready to go for my appointment. The waiting room was clean, quiet, and not at all crowded. (It was really nice to see a medical facility properly spacing out patients.) After my appointment, Denise clearly explained next steps as far as followups, and worked with my schedule to book convenient future appointments. Dr. Kelemen was kind, knowledgable, and thorough. He took the time to explain the exam, and encouraged me to ask questions as we talked and worked through my symptoms. He obviously spends a lot of time with patients to get the whole picture of what is going on, and is willing to go above and beyond to be efficient with his findings in order to provide the best possible care. If you are in the market for a neurologist, I highly recommend giving Denise a call at the office to schedule an appointment to see Dr. Kelemen.

I can not begin to tell you how grateful I am for Dr. Scopelliti and his fabulous team manager…read moreDebbie. My father was recommended by his primary physician to see a neurologist due to the unusual appearance of his hand. I happened to be visiting for the week, and it was very frustrating for me that every office he was referred to did not have any appointments for two months. I spoke to his chiropractor, who is a family friend, and he stressed the fact that waiting two months was not acceptable. My father is hard of hearing, and not really savvy on social media. Since YELP is my go to for everything, I decided to research other offices and see if I could find him an appointment much sooner. Being in the dental industry, it is very important for me to read credentials and reviews from patients. I was very impressed with Dr. Scopelliti's back ground, so with fingers crossed, I made the call. Ladies and gentlemen, I felt like I was reaching out to an old friend. Debbie was so kind and understanding! Having an aging parent can be very challenging, but she was very patient as my dad chimed in his two cents from the background. She was able to get my father an appointment in four days. We chatted for a bit about what it is like to be a patient provider. She told me about the doctor, and the one on one experience he provides. I sent her dad's insurance information, and she was kind enough to reach out within the hour to explain about his patient portion. I was really looking forward to meeting the team, but circumstances came up and I sent my mom. I wanted her to be able to understand what the Dr. was diagnosing, and due to HIPPA regulations, I wanted her to be able to have future discussions if need be. When they came home, Dad gave rave reviews about Dr. S. He treated him for a full hour, had strict Covid guidelines, and dad had a better understanding about what was happening to his body. I am so very thankful for these people. In this time of uncertainty, you think the worst outcome possible. Dad was convinced he had one foot in the grave, and was discussing his burial wishes. I told him only the good die young, and he has plenty of years left! We have a little work to do to get him on the mend, but thanks to Dr. S and his extremely thorough exam....there will be many more visits with my family. If you are looking for a knowledge neurologist, look no further. This practice went above and beyond! Heartfelt thanks to both Debbie and Dr. Scopelliti! Beth Soncrant

From the owner: Dr. Scopelliti is a Fellow of the American College of Functional Neurology, (ACFN), a Fellow of the…read moreAmerican Board of Vestibular Rehabilitation and Fellowship Trained in Traumatic Brain Injury, (TBI) and Concussion. Fellowship Boards are Fully Accredited by the National Commission for Certification Agencies (NCCA) and the Accreditation Body of the National Organization for Competency Assurance (NOCA). NCCA's Standards Exceed the Requirements Set Forth by the American Psychological Association a

I like the doctors in all of this practice's locations. But…read morethe location I love is the one in valley stream! Customer service is amazing and very helpful. I highly recommend Dr. Claire Casella (sp?) She is through, listens to her patients and is not condisending. She looks at the problem in different ways and tries to fund the issue in the least amount of tests.

I had originally just made the review on one doctor then I received a call and what they can do…read morefor me. I said at this point all I want is my medical records after requesting twice and still have not received she advised she would put in the mail that day but no surprise I still have not received.!

I have used NSPC twice now for implantation of 2 Abbott DRG spinal cord stimulator systems. January…read moreof 2023 I saw Dr. Gaudin. He was absolutely amazing!! He has the best bedside manner and is extremely knowledgeable about even my rare condition, I also have to add he was extremely kind and gentle with my service dog as well which always wins points for me!! November of 2024 I saw Dr. Imani, he also was absolutely amazing!! He's got an awesome bedside manner, is also extremely knowledgeable even about my rare condition, he was extremely nice to my service dog as well. I love and trust NSPC so much that I have even referred both of my parents there for different spinal/nerve conditions.

Dr. Sonstein assured me that he "could fix" my back problem and debilitating sciatica from…read morespondololethis and a compressed exiting nerve root. I had MRI's, nerve and muscle conduction tests and a myelogram (painful and risky). He promised to be at the hospital every day to follow up. He left for Paris and left me, afraid and in agony. A NURSE ASKED ME HOW I WAS! When I told her I was in terrible pain, she asked me WHAT I WANTED! I was freaking out that I was being made responsible for my pain relief. I didn't know what to do. I just knew dilaudid was used and was so stressed that I didn't know what was the best solution. I guess I should have said a morphine drip. I had to suffer unimaginable pain with only 12 hour INJECTIONS of dilaudid. 3 months later, I was still in agony and had sciatica. Another MRI showed the compressed nerve had gotten worse. He said he " NEVER SAW IT". No one acknowledged the mistake.(lawsuit paranoia).I couldn't function. YEARS have passed, epidurals don't work and OPIOIDS are not to be had. Medical marijuana in NY is limited and more expensive than most other states. It seemsdoctors here seem to be limited in time, compassion, integrity, and effective solutions. Interestingly, doctors have told me how cervical fusion would fix my totally messed up neck (which I know all too well) but after my failed surgery I'm terrified. Not being famous or wealthy effects your treatment and outcome, as does your insurance. It's getting worse, as are my neurological related issues. I understand the anxiety, depression, and desperation of pain and inability to function and live life.