My mom has been going to Dr. Lipkin for the past 20 years. He has been highly recommended to me by…read moremy mom. He's always been an amazing doctor to my mom. He has also been my doctor and helped me with my plantar facitus. I was unable to walk and had a lot of pain while walking. After seeing Dr. Lipkin a few times. I am now pain free and no longer have an issue for many years now. I helped my mom get to her appointment. I really wanted to thank Dr. Lipkin and his amazing staff for always going above and beyond for his patients.

Dr.Lipkin is the absolute BEST! He performed a bunionectomy 9/27/2019 and I am soo happy that I…read morechose him for this procedure. He is very kind, pleasant and gentle. He is also a Dr. that is easy to talk to. He takes time to listen and is very informative. I previously had this procedure done by another Dr as a child, and Dr.Lipkin did it for me again and I believe that this is It! He explained everything that he would do before hand and was able to answer any and all questions I had. He called me after the surgery as well to check on me and I was allowed to call him when I had questions too. I LOVE this dr and his office staff as well.

I have no problem with the Dr she was pleasant and knowledgeable, my issue is that I was given a…read morenight splint that no one told me the price of $300 I assumed this was a mistake as exactly the same splint is $28-30 on amazon, I was told that NO this wasn't a mistake and everyone gets ripped off the same, also the nurse was to show me my exercises however they said it was on the paperwork and didn't show me how to do or not do my exercises. Some states it is illegal to not inform people of the cost of medical equipment

My foot had been bothering me for the last year, but due to the pandemic I have been holding off…read moreseeing a doctor. I finally decided to see the doctor after playing a round of golf and my foot acting up again. The office is in the basement level of 70 Hudson. They have elevator access. The office itself is okay. A bit dated. A bit dingy. I had a foot xray done and I would have sworn the x-ray machine was from the 1960's. Sure, it worked fine, but call me a snob, it seems like when I go to a doctor's office in New York city, its vibrant and new - whereas doctors offices in Hoboken feel like they are just old and run-down. The staff working there was pleasant. The doctor I met with wasn't Dr. Paternina, but Dr. Vo. She was helpful, she showed me my x-rays and explained her diagnosis - the doctor felt it could be a stress fracture and put me into a soft cast and walking boot for a week. My insurance covered the costs and I had a co-pay. I'm hoping that there won't be any surprise costs as this was recommended by my insurance as an in-network provider.

My family has been going to Dr. Econopouly for over 30 years and he has been amazing! He is caring…read moreand professional. His office staff is always helpful. I've seen him for multiple reasons throughout the years and have always left knowing that I'm in good hands!

I went to see him about my ankle and took him a cd he took one look at it saw the problem and said…read morewhen do you want to have surgery this is the kind of doctors we need in America he I the real deal! I'm so happy with his services!

The doctor here has a great bedside manner. He thoroughly explained everything going on and did…read morehis best to make me comfortable during procedures. Parking can be a pain, especially since you probably do not want to walk here since this is foot's specialist's office after all. On a funny note, the waiting room TV will have daytime talk shows on. Not exactly entertained for the younger crowd, but you will not wait long anyway.

I really hate writing bad reviews, especially since the doctor was so friendly and nice. However, I…read morefeel compelled to because he wanted me to agree for a foot surgery after he saw the report from the MRI office that he sent me to for an ankle injury. He was really pushing for the surgery but I said I needed to think about it before scheduling it. I showed the MRI report to a family member who is a radiologist and he said it was a very vague report that didn't give much info, and said I should be suspicious of the rec for surgery, and recommending I get a second opinion. Another friend who is a sports pt said she had never heard of that surgery done after just one injury, so I went to see her boss who is an orthopeadic surgeon. He was shocked after looking at the images and reading the report that surgery had been suggested. He even told me to get out of the boot and see what I could do on my own. Needless to say I'm walking just fine now and PT is getting me well on my way without an invasive and unnecessary surgery. Just make sure to always get a second opinion.

I really can't give this less than three stars because the doctor's office did what it was supposed…read moreto do - but let me tell you, this is a no nonsense doctor's office that cares more about volume than about making a patient feel valued and cared for. You get basic care here - your issues will be addressed and that's about it. I chose this particular doctor's office because I had an impact injury that I ultimately knew was not a normal bruise - and this office had several appointments available next day. My injury really couldn't wait, and the other offices in this network had appointments about a week out. So the one positive of this place is that you CAN get in quickly, although that could also be considered a red flag. You see, they take walk-in appointments - which, on a busy street like Bergenline Avenue, is a recipe for disaster. While I was able to secure a next-day appointment, and despite the fact that I came to my appointment on time (10:30), I sat there for two hours and waited for the doctor to see me because of walk-ins. (The company did have a live person call and confirm my each of my appointments here however, which was nice.) One thing I will say - the support staff here is what keeps this place afloat. They are patient and are as efficient as possible - it's honestly not their fault that this place serves such a high volume. (Although, they told me an hour-and-a-half into waiting for my appointment that before I could see a doctor, I needed to confirm my "coordination of benefits" by calling my insurance AT THE OFFICE and WAITING UNTIL A REPRESENTATIVE gave me the confirmation number, which added another half hour to my waiting time. I understand they were dealing with several patients but it would have been nice to know sooner. That was definitely a mark against them.) After waiting for two hours, I was able to see Dr. Chowdhury. I am saying this in the nicest way possible - but he has absolutely no bedside manner. I don't think this is any fault of his own - I don't think he IS ABLE TO have a bedside manner with the sheer amount of patients he sees on a daily basis. He is the epitome of 'doctor that is oversaturated and has a billion patients and is trying to attend to as many appointments as possible.' I waited two hours and was with him less than 10 minutes. He looked at my foot (and was genuinely shocked at the bruise/injury) and that's about it - he explained nothing, did not talk about the nature of the injury other than it was likely fractured. He did give me a boot but only after I told him I really couldn't walk on it, and also gave me no indication of how long I should wear said boot. He also gave me an x-ray but only after I suggested that perhaps we should see if it is indeed a fracture. In addition, the extra-strength ibuprofen that he ordered never got to my pharmacy. That was the first appointment. The second appointment was even weirder. One positive note was that it was raining outside so there were a lot less people in the office because there were less walk-ins - and I actually got into my appointment early, which is a good thing. After speaking with the doctor's assistant (who actually was lovely and way more helpful than the actual doctor), I told her my foot was feeling better and that I was attempting to walk around my house without wearing the boot for a few minutes. Well, apparently she relayed this information to Dr. Chowdhury, who burst in the door a few minutes later and straight-up yelled at me for not wearing the boot. That was basically my follow-up appointment - being yelled at by the doctor for not wearing something that I received no instruction to begin with. Does this mean I should wear it the minute I get out of bed when walking to the bathroom? Unclear, as there was (and still is) no instruction. In addition, I had gotten an xray and was hoping that Dr. Chowdhury would at least read my report. Nope! In the midst of yelling at me, he casually dropped in that I had a fracture (did not tell me where) and that the boot would help and that I am in it for 6 to 8 weeks. (It would have been nice to have heard this timeline during my first appointment.) Then I said to him, "Since it's fractured, shouldn't I have a follow up x-ray to make sure it's healing?" At this, he said no, but then considered what I said and was like, "Ok, ok, maybe you're right but it needs to be after a certain date." Thank you, Dr. Obvious. On a positive note - the best part about this appointment was that I was in and out in about 20 minutes total. So. After saying all this, would I choose of my own accord to come here again? Probably not. But this is where I started for this injury and I will be continuing to go here until I see this through because it seems silly to switch doctors/offices when I am in the middle of this saga. I think it's a safe bet to say that the other offices in this network probably offer better care, so (as always) choose your doctors wisely.

Absolutely very clean staff very pleasant, Doctor is very professional and took his time to ask…read morequestions and to listen too very pleased and open on Saturday thank you

I normally never write bad reviews but the staff within this group is beyond incompetent. Tried to…read moresecure an appointment and the time on hold, delays in securing my benefits investigation and no call backs is a disgrace. Hope the Drs. are better trained than the staff.

I received an excellent medical care from Dr. Azzolini when I had the bunion surgery on my right…read moretoe back in June 2014. He was thorough and took his time giving you his full attention during each consultation and follow-up visit. I highly recommend him. A must go to Podiatrist. There is no other....Excellent staff too!

I did receive your message. Yelp does let me change the star rating after a certain period of time,…read moreapologies

Dr Perez was a welcome relief from the 4 podiatrists who only wanted to give me a shot. She…read morelistened to my concerns, felt my foot to find the pain, told me about pain connection to foot parts & answered clearly all questions. She has a fun sense of humor & demonstrated empathy for what I have been through. I highly recommend her.

Great podiatrist Friendly , tries the conservative method…read morefirst , Always taken in a timely manner Great communication Excellent

Grateful to Dr. Melamed for figuring out what the problem was, being reassuring and for getting me…read moreto an MRI that made way more sense than the original option. I am healing and grateful for his thoughtfulness and explanations! His office is also so kind and responsive.

Waited 45 minutes after my scheduled appointment time. Receptionist could have cared less. Left…read morewithout seeing a doctor.

After 50 minutes waiting, employee with terrible attitude could not specify how long more to wait…read more I left one hour later without seen a doctor.