I came in with patellar tendonitis while training for the Chicago marathon. I was nervous about how…read moreclose my injury landed to my race day. I started working with Joe who is incredibly knowledgeable with his work of physical therapy. Not only is he the best, but his assistants are incredible too. Kellie and Brooke are super helpful with ensuring your corrective exercises are done with proper form. Michelle at the front desk is so sweet. She cares about getting to know the patients names and is so friendly every time I come in. The equipment here is top notch. It is clear a lot of thought went into how they designed the office and studio. My favorite parts of my experience with physical therapy is the use of their gravity treadmill (it's so cool!), the electric stimulation and the laser therapy. Joe has used his expertise to have me back and running again and doing great at my races. I listen to his advice to keep my knee healthy with my upcoming marathon. Overall, this is the best place for physical therapy I've ever been. The equipment is updated, it is so clean, the staff is super, and I'm feeling strong again. I highly recommend coming here and I would recommend to ask for Joe as your physical therapist!

These guys really know what they're doing. I'm doing better all the time. They push me when I want…read moreto stop. Easy scheduling. Very friendly .

All I have to say is Dr Rafiy is the BEST I met Dr. Rafiy after a work related injury in 1998 and…read morebecause of Dr Rafiy I'm walking . I go back to work 10 years later because of a back injury and wow

Karen Bartlett is a seasoned professional with a wonderful reputation. She was referred to me by…read moremy hand surgeon, who has the highest regard for her. If my surgeon was the starting pitcher, Karen was the closer -- the person who worked tirelessly to restore my hand function and support the healing process. After my Dupuytren's surgery, Karen worked diligently to reduce the swelling and restore movement in my hand. She is knowledgeable, thorough, patient, dedicated, determined and dependable, with a terrific personality and excellent bedside manner. Later, I developed additional problems in both hands and was initially misdiagnosed. Karen stayed with me through severe swelling, compression gloves, splints and ultimately inflammatory tenosynovitis. At times we were in unknown territory, but she never gave up on me. Karen helped me regain the use of my hands and get them as close to normal as possible. My hands -- and your hands -- are in excellent hands with Karen Bartlett. I would give her 100 stars if that were an option. Ken Friedman, C.P.A.-C.F.O. September 1, 2026

The hand PT Karen is amazing. Everyone is professional and kind. The place is clean. Could not ask…read morefor more.

As always the care is unsurpassed and the staff is tremendous…read moreThey're available whenever they needed and I can't say enough good things about them

Except for the doctors' assistants, Lauren and Teresa, who are excellent and caring, my experience…read morewith Drs. Sonstein and Obedian was negative. My recovery after surgery has been much more difficult, painful, and prolonged than I was led to expect. If you've ever experienced nerve pain, you know how intense and unrelenting it can be, which made the lack of empathy and impersonal treatment by them that much more disappointing. Dr. Sonstein arrived at my hospital room the day after my surgery, to do his first and only post-op visit. In between talking to someone else on his cell phone, he quickly told us that he was very rushed--never a good thing when your job requires precision and care--and that he couldn't stay "more than a minute". He visually examined my incision (no more than a few seconds) and then quickly left the room (all while still on a phone call, obviously distracted). In the full year since my surgery, I have not heard from him, not even once, to ask about my recovery or if the pain meds were working. What a disappointing and shabby way to treat a patient. Clearly, my spinal surgery meant nothing more than a metric to him. Dr. Obedian was somewhat better, although he too was distracted on his cell phone during the first post-op hospital visit, and he too left the room quickly with no chance for a conversation. In my follow-up visits to his office it was clear to me that he was not familiar with my current pain management regime, and he and his PA twice prescribed pain and nerve medication that we had previously ruled out. I can't tell whether the surgery was successful. My lifestyle is still adversely impacted by pain (albeit, less pain than before) and limitations on my daily activities. Perhaps that improvement means that the surgery was as good as they had hoped for (or maybe even better), or perhaps it was substandard. I simply don't know.

My dad brought me to the workshop as I was having difficulty doing things I loved. I couldn't keep…read moreup with my friends on normal walks and my knees would lock (especially going up and down hills). I love to dance and I had begun to dance again to lose weight but my knees were screaming. In the beginning I was very frustrated. I've had knee issues forever. I was born with hypermobile knee caps and they are too high up. I cried because the straight leg raises hurt a lot. Now I can do a lot more before pain starts. I can tighten my quads now without having to hold my knee caps (to prevent them displacing). Now I can walk faster and longer without stopping all the time. I feel stronger. I walked 6 miles with minimal pain the other day. Thank you Dr. Chris and Dr. Phil! They are patient and work with your needs!

I have had Arthritic foot pain for more than a year, going to Orthopedic doctors for steroid shots,…read morepain creams and recommendations for surgery. I was not interested in surgery. I had been to Next Step for many other parts of my body with extraordinary success, never thought of going to PT for my foot, just thought of orthotic type footwear but I asked the orthopedist about PT? Little did I know that I was missing out on the innovative techniques of Dr. Chris Ostling. After 2 months of retraining my walk, proper placement and exercises, I have found a new way to avoid pain and do all of the things that I had been avoiding. Who Knew!!! Dr. Chris Ostling did and I thank you for that, Chris, and your patient staff. Remember, you do not have to live with pain or have surgery....there IS another option! Ann C.

Home Physical Therapy provides excellent PT service! When my daughter and her teammates get banged…read moreup during their high school and then club volleyball seasons, they rely on Home Physical Therapy to help them get back on the court stronger and healthier than ever. I would highly recommend the professionals at Home Physical Therapy to anyone who needs to rehab an injury or strengthen muscles post surgery.

This became my location after my knee procedure , I had searched at least 4 prior locations. This…read moreplace is very spacious , clean and has everything you need for rehab after any medical procedure . The staff is super friendly , very accommodating and knowledgeable in treating you. My therapist Stacie is on the money , I believe she has over 18 years experience and it shows. I'm still under treatment for my knee amd I truly appreciate the entire staff for what they do day in and day out......thank you:)

Annie and her team are phenomenal. Always profession al and caring, they have helped with my wrist…read morepain and mom with her knee pain. My wrist already feels a lot stronger and I barely have pain. Plus, they always work to accommodate your schedule and insurance. 10/10 recommend.

When it comes to my health, I am very particular about the practitioners I use. The team at…read moreWellhealth Physical Therapy embraced my needs with care, diligence and expertise. A week after ACL reconstructive surgery they mapped out a protocol with my surgeon and executed. PT is not fun but I found myself looking forward to our sessions as they care and pushed me to succeed. The equipment is new, space is fastidiously clean. I would suggest working with these angels if PT is needed.

There are five or six doctors on staff. It's a huge medical suite, with high tech equipment. Not…read moreeveryone here has a great bedside manner, but they know their stuff. I've been seeing Dr. Kupersmith, and he pretty much rocks!

I got billed for a visit that I paid for in cash - the woman who accepted my payment didn't give me…read morea paid invoice and then for an entire year thereafter I was getting a bill and getting a biller on the phone is impossible - I called the billing office at least 9-10 times and they do not respond - and oh- Dr Leppard was quite rude

Dr. Goldstein is a very knowledgeable and thorough Orthopedist. He genuinely cares about his…read morepatients and goes above and beyond to help them heal. I have been under his care for several years and am grateful for all he has done to help me. I trust his advisement and highly recommend him.

I have been going to Dr. Goldstein for over 5 years now. He's always been very helpful. He's a…read morekind, gentle, caring man. He's helped me out a lot with my myriad of musculoskeletal issues. And I like that he is a conservative general orthopedist, and not scalpel happy like so many specialist in this field. He had been practicing at Orlin and Cohen, but recently moved to Central Orthopedic Group in Rockville Centre, NY. I had a hard time finding him, but am glad I did!

I broke my shoulder in October and Winthrop Hospital recommended me to see Dr. Adam Wilson, who is…read morea doctor there. My first appointment was in Garden City. The staff was friendly and helpful. When I first met Dr. Wilson, I was immediately drawn to his caring, compassionate manner. He was extremely gentle while examining my arm. After several X-rays, he recommended wearing a sling, no surgery, and physical therapy. He was very thorough with his explanation. I had several appointments with Dr. Wilson and always found him to be very professional and always very caring. My next appointment is in one year, and I am already looking forward to it!

Drs. Are great but front desk stafff and call in line (Appointment) staff condensing, rude,…read morearrogant and bottom liine offensive. Took over 4 calls and still waiting to make an appointment. Btw transferring to wrong office, wrong booker, wrong scheduler, and then placing you on hold for no reason other than just to piss you off, these woman are a joke. To the practice itself, please realize these are your representatives and this is what the patient(client) deals with first prior to actual Doctor. They should be trained for patient sensitivity and management.