I came to Midwood Physical Therapy because I was in a lot of pain with my neck and shoulders…read moreThe therapists were extremely knowledgeable , friendly and patient. Because of their hard work with me, teaching me how to do exercises to help myself my pain level decreased I want to, especially thank Kathleen and Caroline for all their assistance.

AVI kleinman is amazing; because of him i'm back on my knees without having to go through surgery…read more in the past, my back pain went away because of his exercise. in current circumstances, sanitary restrictions are strictly enforced, he heads a team of efficient, highly professional and extremely helpful therapists. Ralph A.

If your injured and looking for a physical therapy facility that will provide you a high level of…read morecare this is the place for you. I have been working with gregory for years now he is extremely knowledgable. Follows up with all his patients and is genuine about patient care and getting his patients better. Everyone in this facility plays there roll extremely well. Every session starts off with a massage, assisted stretch and consultation with the therapist so you know exactly the plan for the day. As a nurse I trust my injured back and there clinical decisions with these people and to included free coffee, water, hot chocolate you can't go wrong.

Had PT with Shonell for pain and weakness in my shoulder. The site is clean and spacious. The staff…read moreis knowledgeable, professional and pleasant. Shonell provided an app and printed instructions for me to follow on the days I didn't go to the site. She is a talented therapist who thoroughly assessed my issues and needs then custom tailored PT to meet my needs. She tweaked the regimen as I progressed. I'm doing great now and she even checked in to see how I'm doing! I highly recommend!!

Welcoming, kind, experienced staff. They are working on my neck, back, and knee. Feeling so much…read morebetter. So grateful I found them!!

I've been going to Millennium for the last few months for a hip issue and a herniated L4 L5 disk in…read moremy spine. I was in a lot of pain in the beginning. Teddy, the owner and head PT, said I would improve and I wouldn't need any cortisone injections. He was right. Millennium has given me my life back. I do heat and electric stimulation followed my massage, stretching, and exercises. I also do the exercises at home between sessions. Millennium is a nice place. It's well run, clean, and friendly. It's run efficiently and rarely have to wait more than 5 minutes. I highly recommend.

All care is right! You won't find a more dedicated group of people to stand by you through your…read morehealing journey. They helped me with what I thought was hip pain but (quickly realized) the actual root of the problem was my lumbar spine. Dr. Issac is an Expert at pinpointing the origin of a problem, and the talented team works as a family. I am now walking pain free. The healing is real! A Big shoutout to Christine, Keyshawn, Mauricio and Rita for making it happen! xoxo Mindy Haywood

Not a physical therapist. more like a personal trainer. they literally have a "hands off" policy so…read moreyou will never get treatment just more exercises.

I had a great first time office experience in PT. I'm looking forward to return for further…read moretreatment. The doctor Larry is very efficient in figuring out and knowing just what to do. The best I had thus far. Highly appreciated and recommendable

My name is Donna Trimboli. My experience at Brooklyn Spine Center began with an initial…read moreconsultation on April 21, 2026. During that visit, Melinda Keller reviewed my intake forms and sent me for three X-rays before continuing the consultation. I was required to pay $125.00 for the X-rays that day. After reviewing the results, I was presented with an approximately $7,000 out-of-pocket treatment plan. When I asked how my progress would be measured and what specific improvements I should expect, I left feeling that my questions had not been clearly answered. The office also felt very high-volume, with one assistant caring for numerous patients, on different machines at the same time. Having previously worked for a chiropractor, I left feeling that the experience was more focused on selling a treatment plan than on individualized care. After my visit, I posted a Google review describing my experience. Shortly afterward, Melinda Keller personally called me and asked me to return to the office. During my second visit, much of our conversation centered on my review and the effect it could have on her business. She then offered several spinal decompression treatments at no charge so I could determine whether they would help. I agreed. On May 11, 2026, the assistant positioned me on the spinal decompression table and started the treatment. According to the manufacturer's safety instructions for the decompression table, patients should be provided with a handheld emergency stop button before treatment. I was not given one. I was also left alone in the treatment room -- on a machine that requires close monitoring while strapped into a high-tension mechanized machine - which, according to the manufacturer's instructions, was not consistent with the recommended safety procedures. During the treatment, the table unexpectedly began pulling and jerking one side of my body downwards with tremendous force. I do not know whether the machine malfunctioned or whether incorrect settings were used. What I do know is that I repeatedly called out "Hello!" twice because I needed help, and no one came into the room. The force was so sudden and violent that it is one of the most frightening experiences I have ever had. Eventually, the machine stopped on its own, and I remained lying there frozen in shock, watching the timer count down to zero. When the assistant returned to unstrap me, I mentioned the machine acting erratically, but she offered no explanation - not even a raised eyebrow - just an awkward silence. Afterward, because I already knew something had gone wrong and was concerned about the pain I was beginning to experience, I agreed to a cold laser treatment in the hope that it might reduce inflammation and help minimize any injury. As someone who has worked extensively with medical lasers in my own profession, that seemed like a reasonable decision at the time. Before the cold laser treatment began, the assistant immediately handed me an emergency shut-off button and instructed me to use it if the treatment became too warm. That moment has stayed with me ever since. I had just completed a treatment on a motorized decompression table while alone and without an emergency stop button, yet I was promptly given one for a laser treatment where I could have simply sat up if I became uncomfortable. Approximately a week later, I emailed Melinda Keller explaining that I continued to experience significant pain and specifically asked what machine settings had been used during my decompression treatment. Instead of answering my question, or calling me to discuss what had happened, I simply received copies of my intake paperwork and X-rays. I never received the information I requested or any meaningful follow-up regarding the incident or my how I was feeling. I am currently undergoing medical evaluation. Until that process is complete, I cannot say exactly what injuries I may have sustained. I can say that I continue to experience pain that began immediately after this treatment. Pain that I didn't have before the treatment experience. This review reflects only my personal experience. Based on what happened to me, I cannot recommend Brooklyn Spine Center.

I seen Victoria after I had surgery on my torn meniscus. She was awesome. I was back 100 percent in…read moreless time than my orthopedic surgeon told me I would be out for. Now I'm back to work and playing hockey like nothing ever happened and the knee feels great! Thanks Vic!

Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance Located in:…read moreMatchPoint NYC Address: 2781 Shell Rd #101, Brooklyn, NY 11223 Phone: (718) 648-1234 They offer care for people with musculoskeletal conditions. The chairs for patients are extremely uncomfortable. The patient sinks into the chair and has a serious problem getting up. This place has no windows. The only ventilation is air conditioning that is mostly turned off. After 15 minutes of waiting, 10 patients start having trouble breathing and all cough at once. It is very dangerous for people with asthma. People wait in the hallway or street to avoid coughing. (Maybe keeping the door open will help). Recently I had three doctor's appointments in one day. One appointment was cancelled, and I got there 2 hours early. This place is always full of patients. The nurse Practitioner who usually takes care of me had time to go outside 3 times... I waited exactly 2 hours to be seen for a 5-minute procedure. Next time I will think twice. The choice is yours!

Great therapists, Gregory Aviana is like an Einstein in physical therapy. He's creative and he's…read morethere to heal and not take. He and his team were absolute professionals.

I would say 3/4 stars for therapy and 1 or even negative stars for dealing with insurance, billing…read more... I would never go to an Ivy Rehab facility again. I had a series of compounding injuries last year and in different referrals went to Spear, Park Sports, and had in home therapy and there are definitely pros and cons to all of them. At it's best, I definitely got more attention and personalization from the physical therapist at Park Sports than at Spear. But at it's worst, the therapist seemed uninterested in being there, arguments over pulling down the parallel bars needed to safely do the exercises I needed, and sometimes attitude about asking for a rest. I'm really grateful for the good sessions, especially in the beginning. But even if it was sporadic, having those negative sessions and not knowing what energy I would be met with was difficult. I was also asked to redo my progress survey so it would look like I had improved more than I had to corporate. Like Spear (and all PT I've had in NYC) the therapist meets with you for about 15 minutes and then supervises while also treating several other patients. I've now moved and benefit from greater one on one support. In terms of insurance and billing, it felt like no one was communicating or keeping track. The front desk would tell me to ask the therapist who would tell me to ask the front desk. I was pressured to front load my sessions (they even wanted me to come in several days in a row, which I pushed back on). I didn't even know I'd gone over my allotted sessions and was told I would definitely be able to get more through insurance ... Then got a surprise bill for over $700 right before Christmas. I did not get calls back from the front desk, and Ivy rehab has been incredibly difficult and at one point rude to deal with. They say my insurance just hasn't given an answer to the forms they submitted. My insurance says the forms where never submitted and they don't even have records of my last month of sessions being submitted for insurance at all. It's a mess. I was told they would put a pause on the bill while insurance decided, but they sent it to collections without warning me. I don't really know who to believe. By contrast, Spear and insurance/billing was 100% clear and everyone was always on the same page (my therapist there helped me space out the sessions to cover the whole length of anticipated recovery time) and insurance showed everything being submitted on time. As I said, I have mixed feelings of gratitude and frustration. I would say if you want to work with Park Sports be ready to be on top of the insurance and don't let them front load your sessions if you have a complex injury with an unknown projectory.

FIVE STARS ARE SIMPLY NOT ENOUGH - An Extraordinary Physical Therapist Who Never Gave Up on me. I…read morehave never felt more compelled to put into words what someone has meant to me than I do now. For the past four plus years, Yuriy has been an extraordinary part of my journey through three major surgeries, countless months of rehabilitation, setbacks, uncertainty, frustration, and, ultimately, an outcome I once wondered if I would ever achieve: I am walking independently again and getting my life back!!! My journey was anything but straightforward. My first surgery was unfortunately not successful, and took multiple consultations to finally understand something was seriously wrong. The problem was so complicated surgeon after surgeon essentially told me they would not attempt to correct it because of the potential damage to my body to fix it. During all the uncertainty, Yuriy was there and he never gave up. Yuriy brought an extraordinary combination of knowledge, experience, patience, kindness, professionalism, compassion, and hands-on care to every single session. He paid attention, listened and watched my progress--or, at times, my lack of progress--and he cared deeply about understanding why I wasn't getting better. There were certainly moments when Yuriy became frustrated but his frustration was never with me. It was with the fact he could see something wasn't right, and he couldn't figure out what was preventing me from progressing. He cared even when the answer wasn't immediately apparent. There were many times over those years I cried. Yuriy always managed to stay strong even when I was overwhelmed, discouraged, or simply exhausted from the long road. But there were also a few very special moments when I saw his own eyes had welled up with tears. Those moments have stayed with me because they showed me just how deeply he cared. He wasn't simply watching a patient struggle--he was emotionally invested in helping a person find her way back. Eventually, after seeing multiple highly regarded surgeons at top NY hospitals, I finally found a courageous surgeon at HSS willing to take on the enormous challenge of correcting what had gone wrong. I underwent additional major surgeries, each followed by many months of PT. And through all of it, Yuriy was there. He adjusted... adapted... encouraged and challenged me when I needed to be and celebrated the smallest victories along the way. One of the things which makes Yuriy even more remarkable to me is he is a husband and proud father of three, and yet somehow he still brings an extraordinary amount of energy, patience, and genuine compassion to his work every day. I have had the privilege of watching him interact with other patients and it is clear the care he has shown me is not something he reserves for one. He cares deeply about all his patients. I would be remiss if I didn't recognize the INCREDIBLE team surrounding Yuriy. From the welcoming front-desk reception, to the Physical Therapist Assistants, and students completing their internships, every single person I have encountered has contributed to making this a place where patients feel cared for, respected, encouraged, and genuinely welcomed. I have watched them work together as a true team, and their kindness, patience, professionalism, and willingness to help never went unnoticed by me. It takes a special kind of environment to make a patient feel comfortable through such a long and difficult recovery, and this entire staff has created exactly that. Yuriy may have been my primary physical therapist, but I am grateful to every member of this wonderful team who has been part of my journey. My surgeon will always be one of the heroes of my story but Yuriy is the first hero in this story-- His kind of dedication is incredibly rare. I cannot recommend Yuriy highly enough. I will forever be grateful he was the PT beside me on this journey

I had a great experience recovering from ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair at this clinic…read more Yuri and his team are knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely care about their patients' progress. A special thank you to Yuri and the entire team for their dedication and encouragement throughout my recovery--I highly recommend them to anyone looking for excellent physical therapy care.