I have started coming here for PT for my knee (soon to be replaced) and also for problems with…read moreankle pain. Margarita has been performing my PT and i like her relaxed, friendly approach. She has given me several exercises while at the center and a worksheet to follow so I can continue doing them at home. I feel confident in her abilities in helping. But beyond that, the place itself is very welcoming and friendly. I love to hear the laughter and banter that goes on between the staff with their clients and with each other. The seem to all genuinely like their jobs and each other! I will continue to use them until I no longer need their help.

I got a referral for my husband and script for Motion Sports Westage Fishkill NY. That was LAST…read moreWednesday. I immediately tried to contact your office. After several messages to set up an appointment, the only response I got over and over from "Klara" is what location? I then tried twice to call the office directly twice, got a recording, left a detailed message and as of this moment I have nothing but "Klara" asking which location. I have the text sent from your office. I explained my both by text and on the messages that my husband has dementia and lower back pain and I am recuperating from a very recent (3 weeks) liver transplant. I am posting this because I am appalled that you would treat anyone this way. Maybe you are so busy and profitable that you don't need to be responsive. I am giving you 1 star only because otherwise I can't post it. You should be ashamed of yourselves!

Thank you Dr. Barrick for giving me my quality of life back. It started with tingling in my fingers…read morethen into my arms then my shoulders and then my whole back. It kept me up all night, I would get 15 minutes sleep at best since before waking up. I went to Dr. Barrick on the advice of another neurosurgeon Dr. Oslewski from Misrecordia hospital in New Rochelle for a second opinion on surgery. The best thing I ever did. I decided to go with Dr. Barrick because of his knowledge and minimal invasive surgery. The other Dr. would've kept me in the hospital for a week then in internal rehab for two weeks. Dr. Barrick said I would be back home within two days, not true, I was home within 15 hours from the surgery. He came to my bedside before the surgery and after the surgery, he also took my wife aside which put her at ease. The follow ups were fantastic, he took his time, explained everything and when the insurance company wouldn't give me my bone stimulator he got involved by calling them personally three times. I got the bone stimulator. The numbness went away and I was sleeping again. Thank you very much Dr. Barrick, I HIGHLY recommend this Doctor.

Saw Dr. Kousier in Fishkill for child's leg - he advised that child "hop on it" BEFORE MRI. It was…read morefractured. Did not advise boot or crutches. What a moron. Saw Dr. Colman in Hopewell, better results. Try and get a reasonable appointment with these people! Limited hours, limited days - no Saturdays. Kept trying to advise us to take appointments in Poughkeepsie, even further away. Wake up, people - this is the 21st Century. Children go to school and Adults work. Currently shopping for alternative doctors.

. The disorganization has been evident with every phone call and visit. I have taken my elderly…read morefather to the office, to same day surgery and to PT. Although the business is under the umbrella name of Orthopedic Associates of Dutchess County, each area is its own entity, hence when checking in you fill out the same forms each time, and they use a computer system! A prescription needed a prior approval after surgery on 6/6 and I am still trying to get it even though I have called and emailed numerous times. I was told on 6/6 that the request was put in, however on 6/7 I spoke with the insurance company and the request was not put in. When I spoke to the nurse about it I was told not to worry, it is not that important of a medication. Then why prescribe it? At that point I reminded the nurse that we were told it was to help the pain and to help him not to use the narcotics so long. The answer was yes, that is true. Seems important to me.

When I asked for pain medication from Dr. Stamer's staff doctor, a Dr. Hemline, he said "oh…read morevicodin is much too dangerous. He then suggested a steroid shot for my wrist pain. In other words a 62 year old man is not capable of handling an opioid which, by the way has no known lasting side effects, but a steroid shot with it's many known very dangerous side effects could be given on the spot. Maybe because a a steroid shot which he could charge my health plan for 700+ dollars seemed like a better "investment" for his la-de-da office practice than an age old innocuous prescription for a painkiller.