After my knee replacement surgery I came to Thomas Nicolla in Clifton Park. It has been wonderful!…read more The space is small, which can be a challenge, but the staff is excellent. Hanna Longendyke, Brittney Mack, and Anthony Soares have all helped me. Mostly I work with Hanna and Brittney, but everyone is great at their job. I also compliment Angelica at the reception desk - she is welcoming and helpful. My care has been excellent. I am pressed to do more, but always in a caring and professional manner. These therapists have encouraged me in ways that help me both in the office and out of it. I could not be happier.

I know for me when my orthopedic surgeon told me I had to start pt to strengthen my hip before my…read morereplacement I was nervous. All that apprehension went out the door when I came to Thomas Nicolla. The staff is wonderful! Megan at the front desk always greets you by name and with a smile. I have worked with every PT here and there is not one you won't like. Sam, Loren, Steve, and Courtney truly care about their patients and they want you to succeed. Fast forward and I've had my hip replaced. There was no question for me where I was coming back to. So, when and if you need PT I encourage you to go to Thomas Nicolla in Clifton Park. You won't be sorry...

See someone Else!! My Bicep Surgery partial failed 4 days after my first surgery with him. The…read morelooked at it at PT a couple days later and said everything was fine. It completely failed 4 weeks later! When I went back for the second surgery he told my wife that he couldn't do anything with it cause he cut too much off the first. My wife suffered anureyism 2 days later and had to go in for surgery on a Tuesday. That Monday night a Large Hematoma developed and the ICU doctors taking care of my wife sent me to the ER at Albany Med where they said they wouldn't do anything to help since it was post-surgical. I left the hospital to go home and get some rest after being at my wife's bedside all weekend and tried to get some sleep my wife's surgery Tuesday morning. Later that night the swelling was so severe and the stitches were being stretched that I was afraid they would pop. So I went to Clifton Park Ellis Care where they too wouldn't help and told me I would need to go to Ellis Hospital to see Dr. Aronowitz on his surgical day. I ended up missing the talking to my wife before her surgery as he agreed to see me real quick. They took me to an optical exam room and drained several 100 cc of fluid and told me it had coagulated and they couldn't get any more out. My wife died 7 days later and I missed saying I loved her and hearing a response. I was repeatedly told while I was on Cobra Healthcare that there was nothing that could be done and I would have to live with the Popeye Arm and the pain and that was my new norm for the last 2 year. I actually had to go to the VA Hospital to get it fixed. The doctor there said he could fix it no problem and he was correct. So how is this High End Medical Group couldn't fix it but they VA Could? Dr. Aronowitz you need to contact Dr. Abrahamson at the VA Bay Pines, FL 727-396-6661 Ortho Clinic and ask him what he did to fix my arm so you can correctly fix other people in the future!