Awesome doctor and staff especially Kristy. Very helpful and Dr. Cohen is very knowledgeable and a…read moregreat surgeon. I had back fusion and neck fusion. Couldn't as for for a better doctor and staff. Thanks to everyone at the spine institute.

if i had a choice to give a score of zero, i would. there is an indian man who paralyzed me for…read moreover 24 hrs. let me tell you what kind of human this was. he put me on the same label as the old gujarati women that come to see him. he started out talking down at me in hindi. after his nurse took x-rays i was looking at them on the monitor. when he came to the room, i asked what i was looking at. he got enraged and told me what would you understand looking at the x-rays? i am a md and i know how to read. showed me his fake md tag. i was awestruck. i wanted to tell the idiot that i graduated from ru new brunswick, grad school in statistics with 4.0 gpa. i am sure he failed his md exams a few times. i must find a lawyer to sue him. first when we agreed that i did not waste a day, because of my anxiety disorder i don't drive long distance unless i want to have an accident. finding this warehouse was nightmare on a heavy rainy day. no one could direct me to the warehouse. i was in tears. i had aetna till the end of dec. 2021. now, after a year, a woman with no civility called me, left me msg. and finally sent me a bill for $1200 plus. when i reached that floor, i had to pay the a co-pay of $50 and then this year i received another bill of $13.80. the man treated me as such. he threw the numbing fluid from a distance of 4'. then he injected raw cortisone on my both knees. as i was coming out i started feeling acute pain and then after 2 hrs. of drive when i came home i realized that i won't make it. in the 2 world's fair drive my dr. mark butler told me that he always uses novacane to dilute the steroid. he belongs to rwj univ associated with ru, nj. the front desk woman did not give me a receipt and looked like she stole the money. there were three useless women at the front desk and talking with each other.. ' now it is my turn to write to dr. lombardy and find a solution for my harassment by this uncivil woman. . aetna sent me medicare papers to recruit me after dumping me in 2021. i had no insurance for the entire month of january. aetna is not just a bogus insurer, they are fraud. the uncivil i will take that filthy woman for a ride if she thinks she will get away. she has a long msg with no real info. then i left msg. for her and never heard. because she is playing hookie with me. she should be fired. . today i received the 2 bill in 2 weeks of $1,200. if dr. lombardy does not get a chance to read this i am sending this email via regular mail. i never wanted to see this patel fellow . being an indian and being very knowledgeable in many areas of life, i don't believe in degrees or diplomas acquired by patels. goodbye charlie. i know french, english, spanish, russian. what do you know, patel? since i did not have the luck to be treated by you, i assumed you are very good.

From the owner: orthopedic procedures and surgeriesread more

So I have back surgery. I was referred to this office by my surgeon. OK so I call on Friday to set…read moreup my first appointment. Get an answering service. I will relay the message and someone will call you back by the end of the day....so I wait and I wait. No call. Next business day I call again. inform the office I never received a call back once again the answering service..Im so sorry I will reach out to them they will call you by the end of the day. Sound familiar? Well this goes on for the next 3 days....I finally decide to drive there not to far from me even though I am in a lot of pain and mobility is difficult. I arrive at the office where I am greeted by a young hispanic women. I explain. She has no explanation as to why I did not receive a call back calling over 5 times. She asks for my insurance information and looks at my insurance card and says...we dont take Aetna medicare. So now I'm really angry....evidently she thinks something is amusing and giggles like something is humorous. My advice look elsewhere obviously no one here gives a crap about your pain not only that they dont even have the courtesy of returning phone calls.

From the owner: At Interventional Pain Management and Ortho-Spine Center, we specialize in the identification and…read moretreatment of Back Pain, Neck Pain, and Joint Pain. We take a holistic approach to find the underlying cause of pain issues, and then put together an individualized plan of action to resolve the issue. We offers the latest in minimally invasive surgical techniques for faster recovery from both minor joint injuries and major impairments. Each year, we treat thousands of patients with complex skeletal injuries. Our board-certified doctors provide highly skilled, state-of-the-art services that get our patients back to a normal lifestyle.

While Dr. Elkholy is very nice and caring. Would recommend his services. It is my understanding…read moreunder new management now, so hopefully new clients get excellent treatment and is well cared for!

I do not write reviews lightly, but this experience warrants a detailed and honest account for…read moreanyone considering care here. My interaction with Precision Spine Institute was, overall, deeply concerning from both an administrative and clinical standpoint. While I want to acknowledge that Dr. Apazidis is a competent and capable surgeon, the broader system surrounding him reflects significant breakdowns in coordination, patient care standards, and operational oversight. From the outset, the administrative process was inefficient and disorganized. Staff members were consistently unable to provide clear answers, frequently deferring even basic questions to supervisors. This created unnecessary delays and conveyed a lack of accountability and communication. The surgical experience raised significant concerns. The procedure took place at a hospital in East Orange, NJ, where the overall infrastructure and environment were substandard. There was a single shared elevator for patients, staff, housekeeping, and food services. The air conditioning was inadequate, and the facility appeared poorly maintained. Although my surgery was scheduled for 10:30 AM, I was not taken in until approximately 1:30 PM, with little communication explaining the delay. Extended pre-operative waiting periods like this increase both patient stress and potential risk. Inside the operating room, the conditions were troubling. Visible rusting on ceiling structures and improperly stored equipment--stacked in a closet that would not fully close--raised legitimate concerns about facility maintenance and adherence to appropriate standards for a surgical environment. Regardless of outcome, these conditions erode confidence in patient safety. Post-operative care is where the most serious failures occurred. Upon waking, I experienced severe nausea, which is highly unusual for me despite multiple prior surgeries. Nursing staff later confirmed that the anesthesiology protocol did not include antiemetic (anti-nausea) medication alongside opioid administration (morphine and fentanyl). This omission reflects a lapse in standard perioperative care and had a direct impact on my recovery. I also woke in significant pain following a double cervical fusion without being provided a proper cervical brace. For a spine-focused institute, failure to supply appropriate post-operative immobilization is difficult to justify. The hospital staff had to rummage to locate a temporary soft brace, which does not provide adequate stabilization. I was then forced to endure a 90-minute taxi ride home without proper support, before having to purchase the correct brace myself. The most alarming issue, however, was the complete breakdown in post-operative pain management. I was discharged without any pain medication available. I had provided my pharmacy--Walgreens in Princeton--in advance. However, when my wife attempted to pick up the prescription, she was told that no prescription had been submitted. It appears that prescriptions are routed through a third-party pharmacy in New York, rather than allowing patients to use their local pharmacy. The result: after major spinal surgery, I was left to spend the entire night in severe, unmanaged pain, unable to sleep or properly recover. For a surgical provider--particularly one performing spinal procedures--this is not a minor oversight. It represents a critical failure in discharge planning and continuity of care. Taken together, these issues point to a pattern: capable surgical care overshadowed by systemic operational failures, poor communication, and lapses in basic standards of patient care. Patients undergoing spinal surgery place a high level of trust in both the surgeon and the institution. That trust requires not only clinical skill, but also a reliable, safe, and patient-focused system before, during, and after the procedure. My advice: conduct thorough due diligence, ask detailed questions about post-operative care and medication handling, and ensure you are fully comfortable with every aspect of your treatment plan before proceeding.

This will be my second time visiting Dr Ramani office…read more (Orthopedic doctor) Last time I was here it was Feb 27, 2023. I checked in waited 10 minutes and was called in. Skylar one of the assistants greeted me with a smile and had ask me few questions of my last visit. Then asked what brings me in today? This office is the best. Entire Staff is great and friendly. Dr. Ramani and staff ivery informative and has patience in listening to patients concerns. Thanks again for making my (tennis) elbow feel better. You guys are great.

Had an office visit for an old knee injury. Treated with injection and subsequent surgery. Dr…read more Ramani is awesome! He answered all of my questions and allayed the concerns I had prior to surgery. Surgery went very well, I was up two days later and back to work the next week. Follow up was great.

I had to cancel my follow up appointment due to illness. The next availability is in May. I asked…read moreif there was anything sooner as I needed to go over these results and the person said we'll I guess there is nothing wrong with you if you are canceling. Thanks.

My father is a patient there. I think the doctors are wonderful. They have helped my father with…read moreAlzheimer's with medication. BUT, if you need to renew medication!!!! Forget it. My pharmacy and I have been calling for three weeks now and just keeping getting an answering machine and leaving detailed messages. The receptionist/operator will only give you the same extension, which is an answering machine. She will not send you to anyone else. I today got lucky and the usual receptionist/operator did not pick up. I asked to speak to the doctor. But she put me through to that same answering machine. Called back and I said I want to speak to the doctor and again explained the situation. She clenched her teeth and put me through to the so called Secretary. Left again a detailed message. So all I get is answering machines for a renewals. It's not a medication I can just get with his regular physician. It's a shame, because I really like the doctors and have confidence in them. BUT WOW JUST TO RENEW MEDICATION IS A NIGHTMARE. P.S. I WENT THROUGH THIS IN JANUARY FOR ANOTHER PRESCRIPTION. SO THIS IS HOW IT WORKS

This is a poorly ran dysfunctional place to work, there's no tram effort and some nurses are lazy,…read moreupper management is horrible

This place is amazing. I have a traumatic brain injury from a car accident , along with multiple…read moreother injuries . I had to learn how to walk, I had speaking slight impairment and I needed physical occupational, speech and neurological physiological therapy. They are very gentle, kind, friendly, patient and helpful as long as you trust the process. They treat the outpatient therapy just like they treat the patients that live there from my observation . They are also are very professional and are like angels working in there to get us back to a new normal. If you only understand what the people go through as in patient to get to where we are today. This place should all five stars, therapist have for us you would give everybody a five star display should be on the news because of how great they are and the jobs they do I can speak for myself. I've seen over 20 of us that came in and left better than I expected, I was using a wheelchairs when I first got there, it was painful and hard to walk more than four steps!!! I couldn't walk and then I got to a place where I bought a cane and practiced with it, I actually can us a cane at any time but after my fall I'm afraid so I use my walker not because I can't walk but because it gives me stability. I can now do things I couldn't do before! I'm a different person and my life has value, the support groups the confidence is by far amazing!!! Thank You

Awful .( Ridgewood office ) I feel totally blown off and disrespected by them. I will tell…read moreeveryone in the Chiari Malformation support groups I had a horrible experience with them . I can't even express how horrified I am at how Dr Moise completely blew me off

Their doctors LIE about their hospital affiliations and genuinely do not know what they are talking…read moreabout. Multiple doctors at this location claim to be affiliated with Valley Hospital, but upon consulting with Valley Hospital, they have no record at all for any of their doctors. They will waste your time as a patient and will just use you for the medical bill they can make money off of. I will be reporting this.

5/18, 2024 update: Been there a few times with friends from all over the world who has NO US…read moreinsurance, this place is really not that bad, I believe my wife and I were just unlucky to meet the distateful, bad faith and "cheap dark trokolate" so-called doctor, you management should really take out these garbage in time.

Staff is 50/50. You will get some who are super helpful and some gives a weird vibe. It's always a…read morebit of a wait even though there's no many people there. Just be patient. The doctors will sometimes leave you waiting in the room for awhile but they come in and get you out quick. Not sure if it's a good or bad thing but it is Urgent Care. Only good if it's the last resort or your regular doctor is booked.