I had bunionectomy surgery done almost 20 years ago because my bunion and longer second toe caused…read morepain after walking a long time in shoes. After 2 months on crutches and a horrible surgical scar, my bunion reverted back. I'm super grateful I was lead to Dr. Wong. He was confident and assured me there would be no issue in revising my failed bunionectomy without a chance of it reverting again, all without any huge scar and no crutches. He performed a bunionectomy and two toe shortenings at the same time, and my foot turned out wonderfully. My bunion is gone and my toes no longer hit the top of my sneaker when I walk. I was also able to return to my job and regular sneakers after just 5 weeks. Highly recommend!

My experience was exactly as explained. I had both feet done one week apart and both times walked…read moreout of surgery to my car. One week later I drive myself to my first checkup. Dr Wong lives up to everything he promises, a miracle worker. Many people who had traditional bunion surgeries have had horrific experiences which is why I waited over a decade to have mine done with a new patented procedure that has me walking without any assistance and working only days after each of my two surgeries. He is everything you want in a doctor!

I had knee surgery with Dr. Ohannes Nercessian at Columbia Orthopaedics for a torn meniscus. This…read morewas my third knee surgery, the second one on the same knee (a similar meniscus tear was repaired a few years back at the Hospital for Special Surgery), and the first one at Columbia. The meniscectomy surgery went fine, as far as the doctors could tell, but it is during rehab that problems started, and never fully resolved. The knee was very swollen and had to be drained 3 times, which is unusual[1]. The reason for the swelling was unclear, but labs ruled out a possible infection. When I started rehab at Columbia, the questionnaire I filled in on my first visit asked what I was hoping to achieve at the end of rehab. My answer was "I want to be able to run again". I never achieved that. Recovery time from this type of operation varies considerably, but it is usually quick: 2-8 weeks. Moreover, patients are normally able to return to their normal, pre-injury physical activity. In fact, a meniscus tear is a very frequent sports injury, and most athletes are able to resume competitive activity successfully after meniscectomy. For a similar operation a few years before at my other knee I fully recovered in about 6 weeks, and was able to run and play squash regularly and at the same intensity level again. In this case, a few years have passed after surgery, and I am still unable to run for more than just a sprint. After a couple of years with no progress and no clue of what was going on, I just stopped seeing the doctor. Unfortunately Columbia does not provide any information about how well patients of a certain doctor recover after surgery[2]. Nor allows a patient to see a different doctor at the same hospital to ask for a second opinion. In the end I am certainly better after the surgery than before, but would you go back to the same doctor if something went wrong, you never fully recovered, and the doctor was unable to figure out what went wrong? Neither would I. ------------------- [1] The swelling is not unusual; it's unusual for the knee to keep swelling after it has been drained if you don't do any intense physical activity. [2] Which is nonsense. It's like hiring somebody without knowing how good they are at what they do because their performance records are not available to the public.

in my opinion not a very good physician at all. his 1.4 out of 5 review score is accurate. I ended…read moreup seeing this doctor only because he worked at Cornell. recommend looking elsewhere.

Came into this office today after making an appointment earlier in the morning. Office is on the…read moreolder side for decor. Staff and Dr. Ruby Kim, very Attentive and Friendly. Dr. Kim was very pleasant and sincere with helping us with the pain in the knee. Today's in Office procedure was an ultrasound to see where the issue is. She found some calcium deposits which is causing inflammation. Feeling very comfortable and at ease with Dr. Kim. She has started treatment and will help on relief of this pain in the right knee. I will need to travel to another facility for an MRI and X-ray her office is not equipped with these machines. If you need a Orthopedist come to this office. No Wait and Entire Staff is Courteous and Delightful...

Once again, the lesson is to be learned don't let someone answer your phone who is not qualified to…read moreLISTEN to the patients, then make a decision on what needs to be done. Simple task . Tried to change my appointment date got bullied by the phone rep trying to tell me I'm not allowed to change my appointment for personal reasons. This is a all time first excuse. The rep was rude, didn't listen, argumentive, and needs to be fired. I canceled my appointment and test appointments. Doctors really need to know who they are hiring and pass the test on how to have a conversation.

I have a long time Handicap Placard, and I went to Dr. Feldman, to have him examine me and renew…read moreit. I have been referred back to my Primary. Since it's an ankle injury, I thought Seeing Dr. Feldman was the answer.

Dr. Feldman performed my total hip replacement on October 6, 2015. It is one month later and I'm…read morepain-free and able to resume all activities including driving and going back to the gym! I'm only sorry I put off the surgery as I spent the whole summer in excrutiating pain, Dr. Feldman is the Director of Hip Surgery at Englewood Hospital. He's very knowledgeable, compassionate and patient. I've met other people who had surgery by Dr. Feldman and they all love him and are so happy with the results. If you have hip pain and need surgery, don't put it off! I definitely recommend Dr. David Feldman and are grateful to those who recommended him to me.

Incredibly knowledgeable and patient staff. I've received excellent care from Dr. Stieber and Dr…read more Cohen. And these new offices are really impressive.

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Yin Wah has been treating me for 13 years for various issues since she got me to stop chain smoking…read moreand obsessively drinking coffee for many years, and helped tremendously with fertility. I recently had to see Yin Wah for extreme anxiety, pain, urination problems and breathing issues. Yin not only does acupuncture but is an herbalist and I highly recommend following whatever she says , because I had a son after 1 year of stop smoking and stopping coffee.I had mentioned in past reviews that I had been to 5 Accupuncturist's before Yin Wah, unsuccessfully. I always recommend her to everybody.

I landed at Yin Wah Acupuncture feeling stressed and depleted of energy due to a toxic work…read moreenvironment. On the same day I quit my job, I scheduled a session with Yin Wah and immediately felt a slight shift. After my next session 2 days later, I felt an even greater shift. My mind isn't racing and I can relax. Yin Wah really cares, which speaks volumes and suggested I get fresh air and sunlight daily as well. I'm on it, plus I scheduled multiple sessions in a week to give myself a little turbo boost. So looking forward to continuing.

Care especially when leaving the hospital- he should have more control over what happens after he…read moreis done. Office workers were okay. Dr Syed is a surgeon but I have had other surgeons like Dr Shah who is respected by the hospital staff.

Patient Abandonment by Neurosurgeon at Critical Moment…read more Dr. Goldberg evaluated my 82-year-old mother at Englewood Hospital for progressive spinal stenosis with severe neurological symptoms. Dr. Goldberg stated he would not perform surgery at Englewood Hospital due to concerns about post-surgical complications and the hospital's inability to handle them. Dr. Goldberg stated he would sign transfer paperwork anywhere, at any time, by anyone who asks to help facilitate transfer to a specialty care hospital. Then Dr. Goldberg disappeared. No explanation. No communication. No reassignment to another neurosurgeon. I contacted Dr. Goldberg's office requesting he follow through on his commitment. No response. My mother is now mostly wheelchair-bound with urinary retention and inability to move her bowels. She continues to deteriorate by the day. She is currently hospitalized with an unknown outcome. This could have potentially been reversed if Dr. Goldberg had not abandoned her at her most vulnerable time of need. This is patient abandonment. Dr. Goldberg, at my mother's most vulnerable time of need: will you help, or will you abandon her again? If you cannot trust a doctor to follow through on facilitating the care they themselves recommended, how can you possibly trust them to handle post-operative complications? Choose your neurosurgeon wisely. This review is based on documented facts and recorded statements. All claims are supported by verifiable evidence. Rating:

I cannot comment on the skill of this Doctor at all but I can say...I submitted a request for a…read morevirtual consultation as described on his website. I sent a request from said website. I never heard back from anyone. I called today and was told he does not do these consultations anymore now that the covid restrictions have been lifted. Someone needs to change the website and stop the false advertising. I live in NJ and can bearly walk so a in person visit is out of the question. I am a senior and all alone so.....Who do you believe or trust these days....not sure our medical system is in a sad state of affairs.

I was referred to a DO Dr. Varlotta from this office who put me through the most painful experience…read moreof my life, with absolutely no positive results. Furthermore, the procedure and practitioner overcharged and is not approved by medicare not insurance. I would find another office to trust you health and well being with.