This review pertains to the operation completed on my left and right knees. Specifically, the torn…read moremeniscus area after exertion while playing basketball. I would first like to thank Andrew, the practicing Physician Assistant for getting me started on Monday 1/8/24 during a follow up appointment. Thank you, to the receptionists doing a great job at the front desk. Nice to hear back from you Doctor. Yes, there was satisfaction received from my visit. I gained a new insight. In fact, I became aware of the great service the team provided that was needed for my operation. This starts with me by showing cooperation and patience. There was much assistance from co-workers such as anesthesiologists, circulating nurses, scrub nurses, and surgeons such as Doctor Lent and Doctor Spencer. Blessings and much success to your practice. Stay well.

Where do I start. Everyone from the receptionist to the doc, to the office Manger was off putting…read more The doctor & office manger were both very unprofessional and rude. I can't recommend that you go anywhere else but here more!! The doc yelled in my face and left before asking me enough questions. Leaving very traumatized I later found out I have a herniated disc in my back. This place did everything but help. Very negative experience.

As a sports active person, anytime I need physical therapy I make one phone call. As long as Dr…read more Saichiko and staff are in place-I'm in! They are hands on and go to extreme length to get you back at 100%! They go above and beyond including heat treatment, massage, sound wave treatment, certain exercises to get you back to full strength. The personal attention is second to none! During the whole process and after Dr. Saichiko gives you a program to continue you to the path of a pain free life! Thank you Dr. Saichiko and staff-Love you guys!! Rob(Hold)Fernandez

Everyone was extremely professional. Plus the type of care I received from the physical therapist,…read moreAlma, was top notch. Will never go elsewhere again.

Great place..great therapists. Clean and masks required. Ross helped so much I can now walk and…read moremove without pain or a brace

I've participated in several physical therapy practices in the NY Metro area and JAG is…read moreunquestionably the best of them. Whether it was recovering from neck and shoulder injuries or two total knee replacements, the treatments were totally successful. The staff is well-trained, cordial, respectful and, perhaps most important, attentive to making sure that the exercises are performed to perfection to ensure maximum recovery. While I hope that I won't need physical therapy ever again, it's comforting to know exactly where I'll go to receive it Thomas Chartier

Both Drs are very good kind and patient. They go the extra…read moremile to accommodate their patients. I like that they have 2 locations. Very professional.

Customer service is terrible. They do not ever return calks, they do not handle disputes properly…read more It's disheartening. It's unfortunate that MD lose patients because of the front end.

I recommend Dr. Luks, extremely knowledgeable, his office is in a great location (next to the St…read moreJohns hospital in Dobbs Ferry), free parking, clean offices. His staff are very caring and kind, the waiting period was not long at all. I went for my left shoulder as I have a tear, he took time to explained and answer all my questions,. Easy to talk to and he truly listens you and a wonderful bed side manner. I came out feeling at ease that I do not require surgery, as he is not one of those doctors that likes to cut people right away. I liked his honesty.

Dr. Luks was very professional and knowledgeable. I was unsure of which orthopedist to see, but…read moreglad I found Dr. Luks. For a first time dislocation of my shoulder I wasn't to sure about the status of it. This doctor took time to explain what was wrong and how to rehab it properly. I would highly recommend if your from the area to see Dr. Luks.

What's written here about Michael Knudsen is pure marketing hype. Couldn't be more misleading. He…read moresends nasty letters to patients, violating their rights, and with no compunction, refuses to offer needed treatment although is too junior to know what treatment is needed. He does admit he's a junior provider compared with others. Didn't suspect that meant he's desperate for acceptance by peers. No sense of professional ethics but being ethical and kind and compassionate is innate not an act. He's anything but the innocent smiling face his picture displays. If another provider a patient sees suggests aggressive unnecessary surgery and he knows it's wrong, to gain acceptance he will change his tune on a dime and say see that provider, putting peer approval above patient care. Won't explain his change in position as there's no acceptable explanation. Morphs from smiling and complimenting a patient and inviting them back to being aggressive and acting in a patient's disinterests without any provocation, in fact praise, just because he calculates that's best for his career path. He goes even further thinking he'll get more brownie points by telling patients that he doesn't even want to hear if they develop as much as a fever. He thinks that's the way to gain acceptance. Doesn't have the courage to disagree with a provider who he thinks is on the wrong track. He'll transfer the antagonistic view to the patient. He finds that safer. Way too afraid of standing for what he believes. See someone more mature who stands for something, most relevantly the patient. It would be a mistake to make an appointment with him. There are alternatives. One doctor in the office has an award for excellence. He's not the top level of the department, but is the clear choice if doing your homework. I didn't carefully. Consider ALL before deciding. It's nothing but grief when you need to change providers. There's always a reason when you do. This office is just one location of a larger hospital that is not reputably run so a doctor can get away with violating a patient's rights. This puts a large burden on the patient. There are ethical providers there who are respectful towards patients and to such an extent don't even know what's going on around them. They're busy doing their jobs respectfully and dutifully. What I did when dealing with Knudsen's transformation before my eyes (in writing to me to be precise) is not respond in kind and stay respectful just observe and know I was lucky to see his smiling coping strategy for what it is early enough. It's easy to have a halo effect on a patient. I know myself and can fall prey to that. Consider also whether one's position is so broad that they don't have time to devote to a patient.

Wish i can give him more than 5 Stars , Best doctor !! Best bedside manners and prompt response to…read moreall question before and after surg ! Highly recommended !!

I waited 7 months looking for a Sports Medicine Specialist to work my shoulder tear and…read moreimpingement. Luckily I was told of a new Ortho in our CVHP organization named Dr. Jason Tam. After reading his bio. and recommendations from other colleagues, I made an appointment with him. Knowing that I'll be 45 yrs old, he did remind me about wear & tear, but understood that I'm still young at heart. I wasn't ready to give up my daily activities. We tried various steps of treatment since surgery was the last resort. My shoulder was bad and I was down to my last option. Surgery was set at Foothill Presbyterian Hospital and it went great! He gave my wife a call with an update since she wasn't able to be there. That was very thoughtful of Dr. Tam. He then gave me a follow-up call 2 days after to see how I was doing. 2 weeks later, I'm ready to start physical therapy. The coolest part is he did the best he can to not scar my tattoos!

Have you ever had one of those Humpy-Dumpty days where things fall apart, including your bones?…read more Well, I had one. Between the compound/open fracture and the other broken bones, my morning started off tragically wrong. Thankfully, Dr. Tam is more skilled than all the king's horses and all the king's men because he was able to put me back together again! Dr. Tam impressed me with his straight-forward "this is what I would do if it were me" approach. I like options, but he isn't afraid to tell you what the best option is. Before surgery, he put his hand on my shoulder and let told me, "You'll be alright." He assured me he would do his best. His tone and the warmth of a human touch comforted me. I was very impressed by his skill. This isn't his first rodeo and he is very familiar with the ins and outs of surgery. I'm pretty sure he gave me a Borg implant, take a look at the picture and tell me what you think! I hope I don't start saying, "Resistance is futile!" Nothing but praise for Dr. Tam and I highly recommend him. If you need his services then you're in a bad situation. Trust him and he will get you to recovery as fast as possible.

They say when you go to a surgeon you get surgery. Not with Dr. Dhar. Her approach has worked…read morewonders for both a ruptured quad tendon and a torn bicep tendon she has treated me for. Her knowledge is encyclopedic. She is very impressive and very smart. Equally important she is unbelievably nice and a great listener. She asks probing questions about your personal life style and activities to tailor her treatment plan to your individual needs. She is patient and thoughtful and unlike many docs who would rush to surgery. I think she is TERRIFIC in every way and I highly recommend her. She deserves to be listed as one of Westchester's Best Doctors!

Dr. Dhar is the best. Takes her time to hear my issues and informs me of the options based on my…read morepain level and not a textbook guide of treatment.

Billing is awful, they have no idea how insurance works! They let my son be seen by one of the PT's…read morewithout getting an auth # after he gave them a referral. Then I receive a bill for co payments, one bill has Feb and May on it, the next bill has March and May on it, the next bill has Feb and Jan on it. All saying that the copayment was never paid. When you call, you get someone that tells you "oh, I know the bill is for a Feb visit, but that co payment was applied to a visit in Jan." WHAT????!!!! So, now I am stuck paying for I don't know what because there is no way to tell what and where my co payments are being applied. It is months of appointments and statements to go through. I have wasted enough time going over these statements for something that was their fault to begin with. They take no responsibility for their incompetence. Save yourself a headache and go someplace else!

I found the experience to be entirely professional yet personable. Dr. Gaines took the time to…read moreexplain things to me. The staff was excellent especially Tara and Susan behind the front desk. The office manager named Jackie was extremely helpful. The ease of scheduling was wonderful. I highly recommend this doctor http://www.vitals.com/doctors/Dr_Laurence_Susini/reviews#ixzz41msyMaOP