A place of many bosses. I recommend it for those without complex health or if this is among limited…read moreoptions per your insurance coverage. I am ​moving on after mixed experiences and now having a condition will seek a nice sensible --self-employed-- specialist as my pcp.

I've been going here for years. I've had some great doctors, most of whom were residents and have…read morenow gone. What's great about this place is they have early-morning walk-in hours, making it perfect for working stiffs like me who don't want to take off work for a doctor's appointment. They're also really good about fitting me in for an appointment quickly. They're also respectful and understanding. This place is affiliated with Albany Medical College, so they often have student observers. However, they're very good about not forcing that on you if you're not comfortable with it. For instance, when they asked me if a male student could observe my last gynecological exam, I wasn't having it. And that was fine.

Staff was very friendly! Cindy was attentive and helped me with scheduling and taking care of my…read moreestimate for my upcoming root canal. Miranda was a wonderful hygienist and did my first cleaning at this office. I met Dr. Dave and he made me comfortable in the surroundings! Glad j was able to find a dental clinic less than a mile away from our home.

Had a pretty painful hernia and Barbara Brazis was instantly very reassuring, insightful and…read moretrustworthy. Office was very clean and staff was well trained, and nice.

I received treatment from Joanne in 2014. I was in a car accident in 1993 which left me with a…read moresevere whiplash and a backwards C - curve of my cervical spine. I gave Joanne my current cervical x-rays. She saw the backwards C - curve and said that she could help me. I saw her 2 to 3 times a week for a year. Towards the end of the year I didn't feel I needed to continue to see her. She kept calling me and saying that I needed to come in to get checked. Even though I wasn't having any trouble I agreed to come in. She adjusted my neck and my lumbar region as usual. That particular day she used more force. My my husband was in the room with me and noticed the same thing. The next morning I woke up and couldn't walk. My feet and legs were in a lot pain and swollen. I called Joanne to explain the state I was in. She adamantly denied that it had anything to do with her treatment and to come in again. I of course said, I would never come in to see her again. I was clear to say that she was responsible. I called her a couple more times in the following weeks because I had not improved. She again denied that she had anything to do with it. For a year I barely could walk to the bathroom. I was in pain 24/7. It took about a year to find someone that could help me improve. It's going on three years now. Before Joanne injured my back, I was able to walk for an hour 3 to 4 times a week. The most I can walk now is 15 minutes. In addition, I had my neck x-rayed again and the cervical C - curve was actually worse after being treated by Joanne. I went online and found a forum talking about whiplash treatments. Many people had success with a traction device called posture pump. Within a month of using this device my upper body pain was reduced by 90% and my mobility increased considerably. I talked to Joanne about this and she said that she had the device in her office. I asked why she never told me about it. She said she didn't think think of it. I would not recommend being treated by Joanne Leggio D.C. person under any circumstances.

Dr Leggio gave me relief from my chronic back pain in a short period of time. She listened and…read moreexplained my condition and gave me exercises to do at home. I've been to many Chiropractors and she's the best; I still like to go because I feel so good after a treatment.

This is a nice small office. The receptionist are superb. They are always friendly and courteous…read more They do the best they can to make sure all of your needs are met. Some downside is the long wait times in the office. I have sat for my apt for over an hour past my actual Apt time. The Dr is wonderful. He takes the time to explain everything and check in with how you're doing. There is plenty of parking in the lot . Also if handicap this is very accessible and plenty of parking for you as well. The office also has a handicap ramp if you need it as well. I would recommend going to this office for all your primary medical needs.

So welcoming and very easy to talk to so happy I switched to her from my last OBGYN. Best decision…read moreI could have made

Five stars are not enough. The Capital Region is SO blessed to have midwife Michelle Doyle. For the…read morerest of my life, no matter how relieved I may be to say goodbye to the Albany area, I will look back and remember how fortunate I was to be cared for throughout pregnancy and childbirth by Michelle. Perhaps she was the reason for our sojourn here. I'll try to keep this brief, but it will be hard because there's so much to say about the woman and our experience with her, and my brain is addled from the sleep deprivation of a new parent. Please bear with me... I always knew that if I had a healthy, low risk pregnancy, I wanted a home birth. Not sure when or why or how the notion got into my head, but it's been with me a long, long time. Of course when the time came, I did my due dilligence re, the facts surrounding the midwifery model of care, safety statistics, etc; and felt certain that it was right for me. Enter Michelle. She has nearly 30 years of experience in hospital, birthing center and home birth deliveries. She has outstanding statistics for everything from transfers to cesareans to tearing, all of which can be seen here: http://www.localcaremidwifery.com. She *thoroughly* explains the whys and hows and risks and benefits of everything you might encounter during your pregnancy and birth and never, never talks down to you, rushes you, or substitutes her judgment for your own. Of course, like any good midwife, she is extremely careful about whom she agrees to attend. You can be sure that if she agrees to take you on as a client, you are in fact a stellar candidate for a home birth. My husband, who despite (because of?) coming from a family of doctors, has a huge amount of anxiety surrounding even routine medical care, even said upon leaving one prenatal appointment, " I always feel so much better after seeing her." And during the birth, which we were both uncertain how he would handle, he stayed calm and engaged because he had such tremendous faith in her judgment and training. As for me, I don't want to bore anyone with a birth story, so I'll just say this- there is a reason that doctors "deliver" babies, and midwives "attend" births. During the birth, I had only the vaguest sense of Michelle as a calm and encouraging presence. I was occupied with the work of bringing our son into the world, and she never forced the attention back to her. I remember a few low and calm "beautiful, beautiful, everything is fine, this is what you have to do to meet your baby, yes, yes, good..." but otherwise she stood back and let me move how and where I wanted, to vocalize the way I needed to, and to close my eyes and shut everyone out when I couldn't handle the extra stimulation. I knew, in whatever small part of my mind that was still capable of logical thought, if she was calm, I really was fine, and that if for some reason things became "not fine," she had the training to manage it. When it was all over we ate a scoop of Cherry Garcia and climbed into our own bed with our baby right next to us (well, on top of us actually), where he belonged. American obstetrics is in a truly sorry state, and current practices endanger women and babies, and undermine things of vital importance (bonding and breastfeeding as well as confidence in your body and your judgment at a time when you most need it) but that's a rant for another day, so I'll leave that alone for now. Suffice it to say, Michelle has our eternal gratitude for the beautiful birth of our son. * I would be happy to answer any questions about Michelle or about our experience with home birth- just message me ETA: Michelle also does Well Woman (gynecological) care.

Outstanding caring physician. He takes time to understand your problem and has helped my family…read morethrough some very serious medical conditions. Appointments are always quickly arranged by an efficient, friendly staff. Primary medical care at its best!

Dr Ginsburg has passed away. He was the epitome of what a good doctor should be. He was never…read moreobsessed with money. He would take as much time as you needed. I made my appointments with that in mind. If you were waiting, it was because the doctor was giving someone extra time. Appointments went like this: First you went into Dr Ginsburg's office. He would look at your chart a bit. However, unlike those today, he KNEW you and your story. Looking at your chart was just a check. Being thorough. Here you talk to him about why you're there. Then you (if necessary) would go to the exam room. It never occurred to me to be worried. After that, back to his office for the talk with the doc. DR Ginsburg had a nurse. She was the best. Kinda like the opposite of the doc. Funny, boisterous. But just part of the family. I am writing this to honor one of the greatest men in my life. Blessings to your soul, Dr.