I was recommended to this practice when I had an emergency. They saw me immediately and could not…read morehave been more professional, caring and kind. The office is small and well-run and everyone from Dr. Sabetta herself to Clare, her PA to Adele at the front desk are so friendly and helpful. They really care. My situation was somewhat scary and I needed Dr. Sabetta's calm and professional bedside manner to get through it. I did. Clare is sweet and professional and extremely caring. Adele works her magic at the front desk to make it all happen in a timely way. I cannot recommend them more highly.

Do not waste your time trying to make an appointment with this doctor. She may be the greatest…read moredoctor in America but her staff is terrible. I called and got a person on the telephone who asked if I was a patient in Greenwich. I see 4 doctors. I gave him my name, birthdate,telephone number and email. He was unable to find my account that I was looking at!! He said I'll have to set up a new file for you. I said you will not. This is ridiculous and hung up. Unfortunately I can't email the doctor directly to tell her about this fool.

Honestly to provide this business with 1 star is actually 1 star more than what they should get. I…read morereceived over 3000 grafts for a Hair Transplant a few years ago from Dr. Kleinman, and things did not go well at all. Instead of calmly and logically explaining how far 3079 grafts can take me towards my hair transplant goals, after my $1000 deposit was already non-refundable and I was already sitting on the operating chair, I was told that almost all the grafts would go towards reconstructing my hairline. I then asked, "what about the rest of the area that is balding," and I got a big non-answer from Dr. Kleinman! In fact, he did not know what to say because he had assumed that he could do anything he wanted to, and I would agree to it. Honestly I did have the opportunity to ask many questions before the surgery, but every question was challenged with the "silver tongue" of a used-car salesman. Firstly I asked their consultant, Jennifer Michaels of Betterhairgroup.com, what guarantees do I have that 3000 grafts would be enough, and her response was that it should be enough unless I pull my hair out 100 times over. How can such a response address the crux of the question??? Then I spoke directly with the office before the day of my surgery, and the nurse Luz indicated that as long as I, the client, trust my surgeon, things should go just fine. Again...what an illogical response from their chief nurse! Nevertheless, since Dr. Kleinman had years of experience, and this was 40% cheaper than Bosley at that time, I thought that maybe I was making too much out of this and that as a routine surgery, I should be satisfied with the results. Well, guess what...it's been quite a number of years since the surgery, and I was never satisfied. After I showed them how they apparently only sprinkled some hair over the balding areas, I was told that I could schedule a follow-up surgery. Can you believe that? The procedure was 40% cheaper because they were expecting to reel me in for more. Well I guess you get what you pay for! Furthermore, during the completion of the surgery I woke up after a very painful stapling, only to hear the nurse Luz indicate that I had moved and that's why the staple went into my scalp incorrectly. I had moved only after she performed a piss poor stapling! What an incredibly poor bedside manner! Not only did I get illogical answers to all my questions, but I got blamed for poor stapling! When I returned a week later for my follow-up, they looked at the results and only indicated that things were going well, but as I felt around the surgical line, I could feel staples! I then had to point out each staple one by one for them to pull them out. The head nurse was the one who performed the pulling out of the staples, and she then told me that any remaining ones should fall out on their own. Well guess what? Years later I still feel a tiny piece of metal in there somewhere. I guess I'll need to pay for an X-ray to find out if my suspicions were correct! Please stay away from this business and go to Bosley or, even better, get the surgery in Malaysia. You will pay far less and get far better results!

Don't waste your time. There are plenty more surgeons with better skill and bedside manner that…read morewill not make you drive 6+ hours just to turn you away. I am utterly shocked and I think I was just discriminated against for being transgender. I was asked to come in from out of state and he turned me away in under 1 minute. If you aren't a female, small framed and want anything bigger than a b cup don't go here!!!

Unbelievable experience after many years and many doctors and feeling incredibly defeated I…read morerandomly saw ads for this place and figured what do I have to loose. After one visit with Dr Hefler figured it out. By this point I'd already had 6 MRIs from other doctors meds, injections to no avail. He called me with the news himself not a nurse. I couldn't be more impressed and grateful. I couldn't be more grateful to him after years of debilitating pain someone finally figured it out. He then referred me to Dr Greene for surgery another fantastic experience. All in all I will ONLY ago here for any orthopedic needs and send everyone else here. PT employees are fabulous, nurses and desk staff always made a pleasant experience. Highly recommend.

Beware Dr. Paul Tomaszewski. He is fake all the way through but plays it close to the vest. Even…read morehis scheduler does not know that when telling a patient he will perform shoulder surgeon, he has no such intention but is too (pathologically) scared to reveal this to the patient and tells his well-meaning scheduler to schedule a high radiation CT scan. The only glimpse of the truth the scheduler gets is when asking the patient if Tomaszewski discussed the results of the test and learns he has not. T. strings his patients along when showing up for supposedly pre-surgical visits, maintaining his friendly facade, one of smiles to conceal ill-intent, not being at all specific about the procedure he supposedly is going to perform. When everything coalesces as irregular and the patient asks this provider if everything is okay, not a word is revealed that no surgery will be done. Nothing is okay when complicated shoulder surgery is involved. He comes up with one delay after another. Patient services tries to help the patient but he fakes out patient services too. When trying to make progress and ask if the provider's PA can be present in the appointment, the disingenuous response is that his PA sees his patients by himself. Patient relations called the PA to arrange an appointment with the PA who admitted that he does not meet with any patients independently. Dr. P.T does not want the PA to know that he never explains anything about the procedure or what to expect. When asking to buy equipment sold in company store, Tomaszewski says only he can bring the patient to the store and he sees patients and there's no assistant to fill in when he knows all along that there is an equipment rep that he is supposed to tell the patient about. The equip rep learned of his story and was perturbed. Tomaszewski has no role. He tells patient relations who the patient needs to contact to confirm the culminating pre-surgical visit will occur, because he won't return a patient's phone call, he tells patient relations to tell the patient they do not have to show up. The patient must to learn how to proceed and finally learn details about surgery. Once there, the provider alleges he did not return the call as he knew the patient would show up. He is evasive about his past experience with the procedure in question. In fact he's evasive about his background, having come from a factory-style NYC hospital to work in a holistic environment. He keeps saying surgery will happen so the patient doesn't make other plans but gets worse during the season-long wait until he sends a surgery order replacing visit notes which states to feel free to call before surgery if any questions and then when calling he admits the claims on the order are wrong and he is not performing surgery. The patient learns NOTHING from him. I invested much time making all of the arrangements for surgery, then having to apologize to all my helpers. The only way to talk to him is in an appt. He says he refuses to look at or respond to portal messages but his scheduler reveals he gives him his portal messages daily and he reads them. He won't respond. The secretary confirms he reads them every morning. Recent development: Someone new at ONS. Her name is Barbara Santoro. She's strictly administrative, also having worked in NYC typical impersonal style environment and unfamiliar with what distinguishes ONS in general, save for Tomaszewski and now her. In contravention of patient relations' genuine role of patient advocacy she believes when a provider engages in misconduct, the victim of it should be banned. She learned patient services is trying to intervene in recognition of a problem with this provider. Santoro, totally out of place at this office, acting to change its nature and undermine just moved this provider to a new location, rather than arrange his discharge. This worsens the problem. Now a new group of patients will be subject to his deceptions which are known and about which he has been spoken to. She discharges the victim who lost months, went along with fakery, showed nothing but respect knowing something is wrong. She ensured that he can victimize more because he brings in money at least for 1 appointment, never mind the right provider is there, and providers at the same place recommended others to me who can help. She canceled my appt with one to ensure I am denied help and the problem provider is protected, meaning patients are at risk. She ensures you're denied care, a 1st for this place, and that a problem provider is retained. Don't seek help when you discover any provider's irregularity here. With Dr. T it won't show on the initial visit. Just don't do a CT scan. You won't have surgery. Just see another. No matter how much harm this provider does, Sanoro's agenda is to protect him and remove the insightful patient. Don't be fooled by her asking you about the problem. It's not to help but undermine you.

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.

Over Christmas,I recently lost my balance, slipped, fell over and managed to hit my back, shoulder…read moreand hip. I called my PCP Doctor's office at WestMed / Summit and was informed that he was on vacation and I could have an appointment on January 9 2026/ I then contacted WestMed / Summit Urgent Care and scheduled an appointment for the next morning, December 30 2025.

My primary care doctor is the greatest doctor and deserves 5 stars in every way. However, I am…read moreleaving a 1-star review for Summit Health's management. Ever since Private Equity took over Westmed, the corporate administration has made it impossible to reach my doctor. The medical professionals are great, but the corporate bureaucracy is ruining patient care. This is clearly about monitizing healthcare at expense of patients and unfortunately, no profession is safe anymore.

StarPro in Rye Brook is fantastic. Kirtika L. was our physical therapist and I can't recommend her…read moreenough. She is very knowledgeable and cared for my senior parent so amazingly well. Very patient, gentle and worked diligently to improve a knee osteoarthritis in just 6 weeks. It's a clean and nice facility with ample parking and Josh the receptionist is also so kind and efficient. Five Stars all around!

So I did things a little backwards. Hurt my shoulder and went to Profesional and asked them for a…read morerecommendation for an orthopedic surgeon. I figured they see the results of the surgery which put them in the driver's seat. I wound up requiring rotator cuff surgery. Had the surgery on a Wednesday and that Friday I was on the table getting tortured.....not really having been through the process in the past I was familiar with what to expect. The staff was great, from the front desk to the therapists. They did everything with the insurance company and kept the surgeon in the loop. In conversation with other people they were surprised that I started therapy so soon after my surgery. The first couple of visits were a little painful but with the guidance of the staff I was able to push through. Fast forward after my insurance cut me off I was thankful that they supplied me with a print out of the exercises which enabled me to maintain my progress. I was impressed with Profesional that I referred everyone that was looking for a physical therapist

My Manhattan eye doctor referred me to Coastal Eye for surgery. They have been fantastic with…read moreeverything from the surgery to helping with insurance to helping me manage my anxiety. I would not go all the way from NYC to Greenwich, CT if they were not the best.

"Had an excellent consultation with Dr. Omar Shakir. The…read moreoffice is state-of-the-art, and beautiful the staff is very professional, and Dr. Shakir himself is thoroughly knowledgeable and kind. He took the time to listen to my concerns and gave me a honest guidance on my options made me feel completely at ease.

Had an appointment for eval of varicose vein treatment options, during eval Dr.Jen states that I…read moredidn't have varicose veins but instead spider veins (and treatment wouldn't be covered by insurance) then stated "Let's do an ultrasound to be sure." I was adamant that I would/could note proceed with treatment if it wasn't varicose veins due to the cost. There was an sonographer onsite and the the ultrasound was completed immediately. Indeed I had no varicose veins, only spider veins. My insurance was billed $699 (for the ultrasound) with my portion being $531.73. My issue is that I was painfully clear that cost was a concern, the ultrasound could/should have been ordered outpatient (requiring insurance pre-approval) and/or at the very least there should have been transparency regarding the cost.

Dr. Jen is a great doctor. I had a very serious problem with my leg "peripheral vascular disease"…read moreand I had seen other doctors before who weren't able to make me any better but Dr. Jen fixed it without any big fuss. He is amazing! Appointments were easy to arrange and I get my testing done for my follow ups in his office at the same time as the visit. Definitely highly recommend!

Dr. Suzman removed a cyst from the side of my nose. Because he did not remove the stitches after 7…read moredays, I am now left with severe scar tissue and a distorted eye lid. I will probably need surgery to correct it. He was negligent in my care and all he did was try to sell me products.

Consulted him twice (personally) regarding blepharoplasty. He convinced us to do procedure in…read moreoffice w laughing gas (all a mistake). Did not have good outcome. Only found much later that he didn't even perform the procedure himself, that it was doled out to some other physician I never met.