Great beside manners. Listens, responds to needs, takes time with me. Best of all, I was in very…read morebad shape, pain/immobility, and the treatment he provided has been extremely effective. He knows what he's doing and I trust him.

Dr. Rances is the one of a kind doctor you never seem to find. His expertise, compassion, and…read moregenuine patient involvement cannot be matched. Stop looking and see Dr. Rances. All you have to lose is pain. Darian

I felt that I had landed in medical heaven after seeing Dr. Mahajer! He took me seriously and…read moretreated me with kindness and respect, but still managed to be light-hearted about it. He listened very carefully to my description of the pain I was suffering in my foot and how it was affecting me. He knew exactly what to do and suggested a clear and conservative treatment path to begin with. I absolutely recommend Dr. Mahajer and wish that I could see him for every ailment that I ever suffer!

Thanks to Dr. Sanjeev I can walk again in 2008 after an acute sciatica that let me in wheelchair…read moredepending on the family for going to the bathroom, when nobody helped me not in Coney Island Hospital, and not in the Hospital around the East 30 street and Kings Highway in Brooklyn. Then after two intervertebral injections I walked again and finished study to be a Rad-tech. Three years ago, 2024 the day of my birthday I did another acute sciatic but this time for the left side, I was not in wheelchair but this time I walked crying for the pain and my leg was numb from the knee to the point of my toes. I went again to Coney Island Hospital and worse than 2008 was treated$150 to only stay in the emergency not an MRI and later by mail $179 for a pain injection that didn't help in nothing, now I know I have my nerve pinched in two different places , still have numb and worse last weeks with electric sensation in my foot that is kill me . I find Dr. Sanjee again now and now look like my insurance will be accepted in the office then I will try to find him and wish he can help me again after 18 years. Why I write all of above because the other two sad commentaries, a depressive place because not has windows? Really? Can't listen what happen with other patients? Sure, they are in that place thinking is an adventure park. Wow selfish people? few empathies with other humans being in pain? Very bad judgments for adult people that look like need more psychoanalysis sessions than one of the best pain relive Drs. in Brooklyn. See you soon Dr. Sanjeev

This place is depressing. Maybe it's just the windowless, drab waiting room that plays Daily Mail…read moreTV. Or the fact that this place is mostly geared for people who got injured at work and are looking for worker's comp. Or maybe it's cuz there's no way to actually socially distance in the waiting room and everyone's talking loudly on their cell phones. But the less time you spend here, the better. I signed up for an appointment on Zocdoc and then got a call from them later in the week telling me that slot actually wasn't available and made me a new appointment over the phone. Maybe keep your avails updated? Either way, there was actually a line to sign in when I got here (all the way to the elevator), but it moved pretty quickly, and I was able to see leave the godforsaken waiting room after about 25-30 minutes after my appointment time. It's truly night and day once you go through the doors. They have a bunch of PT equipment and people doing their PT, and then some offices. I met with Dr. Agarwal, and he was super nice. Took the time to explain everything to me. Reviewed the x-rays I had from another doctor, and did an utlrasound. I will say, he was kinda pushing hard for me to do PT, but I didn't want it or feel like I needed it. He wrote me a prescription for topical cream, and it was actually an insane amount that I didn't realize until I got to the pharmacy. I guess he was pretty unclear, cuz when I was checking out, the receptionist/assistant was confused about what he actually wanted me to do next. Decisively concluded that they didn't have their shit together when they sent me a text reminder of my follow up meeting. It said to call them if you needed to reschedule. I did, and their office was closed. I left them a voicemail, didn't go to my appointment, and... that was over a week ago and nobody followed up. Against my better judgment, I made a follow up appointment via Zocdoc again, and nobody ever confirmed the appointment, so I had to cancel it because I didn't want to go there and then be turned away. I gave them a couple of chances. While the location is convenient, I don't think I ever want to step foot in here again.

After a severe accident injured my leg, every other specialist I saw wanted to jump straight to…read moreaggressive surgeries and skin grafts. Dr. Zinder was the only one who took the time to treat the wound with patience and care rather than rushing to operate. Thanks to his conservative approach and expertise, my leg is now almost completely healed. It is rare to find a doctor who combines such high-level medical skill with genuine, old-fashioned kindness. He never rushes you, he listens, and he treats you with dignity. His staff is just as wonderful. If you want a brilliant clinician who makes you feel safe and truly cared for, I cannot recommend Dr. Zinder highly enough. Yevgenya Shindman

I race cars and I passed 63, must be in good shape to survive the g-forces during turns and…read moreextremely hard braking. For a couple of years I'm visiting Dr. Beneditsky with lower back and some other osteopathic problems. He helped me from the first procedure, I could not turn my body at waist even at 45 gegrees and I immediately saw his attentiveness to my problems, I saw his humane willingness to help me with my back problems, I admitted his highly professional attitude. He is always giving worth advices how to avoid or at least lower the stress on my back shoving exercises or advising to ride a bike instead of walking, swimming, etc... He is an athlete himself. Before finding him on Google through his positive feed backs, I visited a few really good doc. who also helped me a lot, but not as much and deep as Dr. Beneditsky. Recently, when he was on vacation, I came to quite a good doc. on Bay Ridge with a shoulder problem from constant use of comp. mouse. I visit that doc. twice, but without really good result. As soon as Dr. Beneditsky came from vacation I was in his office. An hour and a half later, when all the procedures were finished, I felt no pain in my shoulder. I was afraid that the pain will come in a day or two, but a week gone by, ... no pain. I visit him a few times more to secure the success. He is a man who was born to be a doctor and that is our advantage and we have to use his talent. Now I'm not waiting now when I got a problem again and trying to visit him twice or at least once a month. By the way, I pay cash and counting the super professional massage, his manipulations with my joints all over my body and how I feel rejuvenated for days and days after, I count the cost is minimal to the scale of improvement and quality of his and his stuff performance.

Great and very caring Doctor . I been seeing many doctors,…read more he is just the best ! recomended to all .

I wish I could give this 0 stars. Do not go to this person for bunion surgery. He will lie and take…read moreadvantage then last minute ask if it's okay for some med student to be in the operating room during your surgery. He used my own insecurities about how my foot looked against me to convince me to get toe shortening's promising it'd make my toes better than they were before and that I would end up with hammertoes if he didn't shorten them. All while assuring me the procedure was completely routine and safe, that he's performed hundreds of them (horrifying to reflect on now). I feel dumb for ever believing him. By shortening the toes he created hammertoes and arthritis in the middle joints. My surgery was performed september 2020. He caused a large bone spur to form, increased the angle of my bunion, took too much bone so now I'd need a bone graft from my hip to fix, and further rotated the sesimoid so that only one knob hits the ground when I walk making it incredibly painful to walk barefoot or without cushioned insoles. Not to mention my previously functioning lesser toes being crippled by his "corrective" surgery. He is a bad bad person. Do not go to him. If you need bunion surgery I highly suggest going to an orthopedic foot surgeon as I'm discovering more and more that most podiatrist surgeons should not be trusted for any surgery. I wish I'd known more at the time and I wish there had been more on the internet warning me of the predatory nature of podiatry or else I'd still have my functioning toes and wouldn't need another surgery to correct the bunion he only made worse. He 100000% should not have a medical license at this point. Remember, health care in this country is a for-profit BUSINESS. Do not get conned by going to this person.

It's incredibly sad that helping people has become a commercial, money making machine. I had a very…read moredisappointing and life changing experience with Dr Voloshin DPM, of Brooklyn, NY. He performed a major reconstruction of both my feet in 2020. Since then, I've had a new type of pain that isn't going away, and completely deformed, crooked toes. I went to multiple post op opinions, last being with an orthopedic surgeon from HSS and everyone was horrified with my scars, surgery, and before/after photos. Everyone is asking 'why?' In retrospect, my biggest mistake was not getting a second opinion after seeing Dr Voloshin. I blindly trusted in what Dr Voloshin told me (he is a 'doctor' after all!) . I had no concept of understanding of how surgery should be done and what are the risks associated with it. Dr Voloshin didn't explain the risks to me of the procedures he was going to do, like toe shortening, ironically, he assured me, that I won't even notice, that anything was performed on my toes,that flexibility will back 100% in a few months, that I'm going to thank him forever,"I guess won't forget him now forever". If he would have told me that the toes may not heal properly because of how RISKY the surgery was, that the toes are going to be stiff forever - I would have never agreed to the surgery. My toes and feet were healthier before, I didn't have a hammer toe, but now, only God knows how I can find a specialist who can fix the awful, botched job that Dr Voloshin performed on me. I'm only 37.On top of it all, I am not able to do any sports or physical activity because of the amount of pain I'm in and stiffness of my toes.I'm destroyed. Dr Voloshin should not be operating on anyone and should not be trusted. P.s. I'll attach my photos even it's mentally very hard to post them.

The work that is done in this office is beyond great. The…read morelevel of care and concern is above goes and beyond what you expect. Dr. Lezama takes real consideration to your health concerns and needs, but you have to comply with the recommendations and keeping all your follow up visits. Pain should not be the only reason you comply but corrective care should be the goal when it comes to healing. #following my providers advise/ keeping it 100...Thanks Doc, for your assistance, care and concern. Healing one day at a time.

Dr. Lezama CARES! During the initial appointment, he completed a thorough assessment to ensure he…read moreunderstood all of my issues to provide the most effective care. My first day of therapy relaxed my muscles and I was able to feel a bit of relief which made me confident in the treatment plan that he put in place for me. His bedside manners are professional. I am always greeted with a smile which makes me feel relaxed and comfortable. The appointment availability is timely and convenient. I recommend him for all of your chiropractic needs!

Definitely recommend! I've had to go a couple of times and always met with a nice staff and smart…read moredoctors. Definitely ask questions they are happy to answer them and make you feel comfortable. Always a pleasant experience.

I ended up having to go to another orthopedist after a couple of visits with a doctor here. The…read moredoctor spent less than 7 minutes with me each visit and volunteered advice about going gluten-free unprompted instead of focusing on my spinal injury (they're unrelated). The amount charged to my insurance, which I had to cover the spillover on, was absolutely absurd. $1000 for the first minimal appointment. I called the billing office a couple of times and was not able to connect with them. I had to pay $75, and then $37, on top of my copay, for every visit I had with them, and I have great insurance. I ended up going to a different doctor uptown after 4 visits and had a much, much better experience and am on my way to healing after a year of pain.