I love Dr. Cavallo's office…read more I came here for an evaluation after I hurt my knee and went to Stamford Hospital ER and they told me I sprained my knee. A week and a half later my knee still didn't feel right. I made an appointment to go to Dr. Cavallo. He was real thorough. After he did the test. He diagnosed me with a torn meniscus in my right knee, he even said you can get a second opinion if I would like. He does a lot of them, he him self has even had the surgery. I was very surprised since Stamford hospital was so off with my diagnosis. Dr. Cavallo actually did my surgery and I was very nervous because this was my first surgery. He put me at ease and did my surgery perfectly. Recovery was long and one of the toughest things I've had to do through no fault of his. I also started physical therapy in the same office with James Caroleo and he and his team who have also been wonderful. I would highly recommended Dr. Cavallo office for your orthopedic needs.

I have nothing but great things to say about Doc Cavallo and his staff. A special shout out to the…read moreladies at the front desk. Laura, Vilma and Brandy have taken great care of me throughout the years and are always punctual with appointment reminders. It's a truly wonderful feeling to walk into an office and be greeted by friendly people who you can tell truly care. Another favorite of mine, Lori!! Always smiling and glowing she's a trip and have always ensured surgery dates are set and all documents are in order. Doc had performed two surgeries on me in the last few years. (Right shoulder repair, left knee arthroscopy). I enjoy coming in to see Doc as he answers all my questions and is extremely thorough. We have always talked all options prior to surgery and I have never not felt comfortable with his opinions. He's got a great personality, is super friendly and I have recommended him to many of friends and loved ones. There are plenty of doctors out there who may get the job done, but if you want to feel like you truly matter and that you are in good hands......there's only one thing to do.....call Doc today and you will understand exactly what I mean. Should you need physical therapy, his staff (James and Isac) on site are also amazing. I've moved to a different state and would still call these guys should I have any PT needs.

After going to Dr. Polifroni once for determining whether I had any broken bone in my right hand,…read morehe determined that in fact a metacarpal was indeed fractured and gave me a hand brace to help wear until the pain was gone! He was casual about the injury say "It's not like you're a professional pianist or anything !" No I am a right handed artist!

I have been a patient of Dr. Nicholas Polifroni since 2008, and he is the best orthopedic surgeon…read morethat I have ever worked with. He has performed knee surgery on my left knee, my wife's left knee and repaired my broken left ankle. I met with him yesterday regarding my left knee, and he developed a protocol to reduce my pain and increase mobility. I will see him again in August, and look forward to starting the treatments. I highly recommend Dr. Nicholas Polifroni and OrthoConnecticut for your orthopedic needs, and know that you will be pleased with the level of care that you will receive.

I would not recommend this place unless you really have a simple, obvious orthopedic injury. The 2…read morestars are for the admin on the walk in side and the technician who took x rays, they were nice.. Walk in doctor was rather abrupt, gave me meds and therapy but no diagnosis. Was told for diagnosis, to schedule appointment with regular doctor, which I did, but was booked with a PA, not doctor. 45 minutes past my appointment time to see a PA for 5 minutes who did nothing- no new tests, still no diagnosis. Someone suggested a surgeon there. Again almost 45 minutes late past my appointment time to see an older very grumpy surgeon who acted completely annoyed to answer questions . Not a professional environment in my experiences. There are several admin people when you first walk in, most not doing anything but would not check me in - said you have to do it yourself at a touch screen kiosk that no one was sanitizing after multiple people touching it. They were fast to ask for my credit card to get a copay once I checked myself in.

Nothing fast about it. Soonest I could get in is January 27 and I made the appointment before…read moreChristmas.

Regardless of a physician's apparent competence I expect the doctor to ask/confirm what medications…read moreI'm taking and my online record to show current and correct correct medications. There was no inquiry at the check in either. The chaotic office for check in and check out, failure of everyone to confirm current medications, not having a fully operational patient portal, and failure to provide the expected prescription aren't what I expect. Update: I discovered Doctor didn't provide prescription then was not in the office this following week which is why I didn't receive the promised prescription by email. After another call to the office today, I was promised a "generic prescription" would be emailed. It never arrived so I left yet another message. It's amusing though that during this time I've received 3 surveys about quality of care at this office!

Dr. Brodsky continues to be amazing-surpassing even my high standards. I tripped on my shoelace at…read morenight and mistakenly thought since I could walk, was ok. Major pain the next day. Happily I was able to see him the same day I called. While other doctors and their staff let things slip as Covid took over, he has maintained the same high quality/expertise and concern for patients that he had couple years ago. Dr. Brodsky provided me with pros and cons of treatment options (including cost/time of recovery and where to get a walker.) When supply shortage meant the walker wasn't available, he approved another option within few minutes (thus ensuring I got walker the next day rather than week or more out.) I should heal in a few weeks enthused. Additionally appreciate that he treated me professionally. My friends took care of telling me to ditch shoes, get rid of loose rugs, and more. I highly recommend Dr. Brodsky who continues to excel.

Just had a procedure done at the Wilton Surgery Center. The staff there are wonderful,…read moreprofessional and efficient. Everyone from the front office staff to the clinical staff were reassuring then followed up with providing me with excellent care. Also, the facility itself is conveniently located. It's clean and provides a personal touch that big hospitals lack. Id like to thank each and everyone that I encountered today for the work that you do with such care. Thank you!

Terrible. They had been requiring unnecessary anesthesia to pad their bills. This had been going on…read morefor years until the insurances caught on and stopped it. That not only caused excess billing, but also made it much worse for the patient. Not only the negatives of excess anesthesia, but, they used that as an excuse to insist on patients having someone give them a ride. They also insisted it not be a taxi or Uber. Who then is left? A company called Care Rides that they were affiliated with, and charged enormous amounts of money. One time a patient couldn't afford Care Rides so he had to drive himself home, which he did with no problem. Then Wilton Surgery Center sent the police to his house, claiming that he was driving under the influence of drugs. Now the insurance companies have caught on to the unnecessary anesthesia, and stopped it. Thus, Care Rides no longer operates. In addition to this aforementioned horror, service is rude and all around terrible. The phone is often not answered. Messages are often not answered. Appointments are cancelled same day. The staff is often rude and insolent. Hours are limited. Forget about anything like going after work. Count on missing a day's work if you go here.

The wait was minimal and the doctor was very informative and personable. Overall wait time was low…read moreand service was great.

Very professional and personable. The nurses and doctor were absolutely amazing with my 1 year old…read more I have never been to a faculty that is so efficient. Thank you for a great experience. I highly recommend CT Orthopedics and Dr. DeLuca.

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.

Dr Resnick is fantastic and the nicest guy. He takes extra time with you to make sure that you are…read morewell taken care of and he is very good at his job. He carefully figured out exactly what my problem was and proposed a simple solution. I had immediate relief and would highly recommend him. If you need things like arch support, he goes over the options from inexpensive inserts that you can pick up at a pharmacy to slightly better ones that he has available at a low cost (I think it was $75) to more expensive custom inserts, but he told me to save my money as the lower cost inserts were sufficient for my issues. I've never left a review for one of my doctors before, but this experience was a great one and I wanted people to know about Dr. Resnick.

I do not write reviews, but after my experience with Lonnie Resnick, MD, I feel that I need to…read morespread the good news. I arrived at his office after months of left foot, toe and ankle pain which was affecting my dance classes and my walking activities. Dr. Resnick performed a thorough examination of my feet and let me know that the pain could be corrected without expensive custom orthotic insoles. I left his office with standard orthotics for my shoes, along with instructions on how to ease my pain. I followed everything that was suggested and when I visited him three (3) weeks later, I called him a "Miracle Worker", as all my pain issues were gone. He once again examined my foot, told me that it looked much better and let me know that I should return if I ever had any foot issues in the future. This is a kind, knowledgeable MD that is not interested in making money by selling things you do not need and setting you up for unnecessary future appointments to generate revenue. I highly recommend Dr. Resnick for any foot issues.