Excellent doctor! He really listens to you and puts you at ease from the initial visit, through…read moresurgery and after care visits. He performed rotator cuff repair surgery on my left shoulder and I would definitely recommend him.

Wish I could give a zero. My family has been with Mid-hudson…read moreMedical since the beginning. Its more than 15 years now. We have seen continuous erosion in the basic care to the point where all they do is write on the damn ipad, fill in blanks and move you along. They don't care about anything. You cannot get through on the phone. They never call with lab results...honestly its been a year waiting on blood work, urinalysis and the other tests from my illness last spring. I cant take off work to go there, but don't worry, if you owe them a $20 copay that got declined they hound you night and day. Originally our PCP was Joe Garvey, He became President and CEO, okay we get that, then they gave us Epstein who about 18 months ago "was not a PCP anymore and we can't talk about it"! What is that? Now we have no PCP...we are in a pandemic with no PCP and there is nobody to talk to. You wait 9 months for a physical. I'm 65 now so this is an issue. Today they call to reschedule it with no reason. I ask about the results of my last lab work, she says she can transfer me to the people who can help me. I tell her its been a year. She says well they are working remote. Like that is an intelligent response. So she transfers me, it rings non stop for 17 minutes with nobody picking up then you guessed it...it disconnects me. These people and this Group are incompetent. All they care about is getting your money.

There are pupy mills & there are human mills. Year ago I…read moreseen a primary there & every time it was refill time I was told he is not in this week call next Monday. My question to these bright helpful people was, excuse me does this place close due to Dr. X, not being here? Please get the Dr. who is filling in for him and have the nurse & Dr. get my scripts ready for me. Pass the buck! My mother goes there because she likes her primary, but I wish she would find another place. They don't care about your health. I was told by my primary when I was going there to see the ortho there! Um , thats right he was the Dr. who got busted for doing wrong. The problem is thats all there is in Hudson Valley is the mills for money.

this practice sucks. i would never go to them for anything. left my girlfriend waiting 6 hours for…read moresurgury with no food in her stomach. the place is like an assembly line. patients stacked like cord wood. then they kick her out before she was alert or ready. they also failed to call me to pick her up. i would let jack the ripper operate on me before i let them touch me

From the owner: CV -Orthopedic & Rehabilitation is an orthopedically driven rehabilitation center. We are committed…read moreto providing the patients in the Tri-State Area with timely access to the most comprehensive, knowledgeable, professional, respectful, and compassionate services available. Our medical group is committed to ethical and highly competent treatment of all patients in a fiscally appropriate and responsible manner. Our multi-field specialists are all gathered under one roof and are fully equipped to provide best care possible. We strive to provide superior quality care, personalized service and education to improve individuals and the overall community health.

7/20/26 - saw Dr. Colman this morning for a chronic left knee complaint…read more I've had 3 silicone treatments and Cortizone shots in the last 10 months at different locations. I'm not the pill popping type to ameliorate every little discomfort, but to quell the pain I used Tylenol 500. That was minimally successful. Transdermal's: ie ForceFlex, Voltaren, and Salonpas helped and a neoprene sleeve with stays kept me walking with a cane, unsteadily, but still moving. ALL were out-of-pocket expenses, not covered by medical insurance. Dr. Colman is an excellent diagnostician. He asked a few questions, looked at the previous notes and palpated the knee. Observed that there is some arthritis and old meniscus injuries. Knee replacement is not an option at this time. Explaining the possible procedures that could be done in the office. The doctor exited the office; and while he was out a technician brought in an ultrasound, and the tools the doctor would need. Dr. Colman extracted approximately 25 ml's of synovial fluid from the left knee. Although it did hurt for a few minutes; the pain, instability, anxiety were all gone, afterward. I'm very satisfied. I don't want to sit around the house all day, because I can't get around without extreme pain. I have "bigger fish to fry". The office has a drive up entrance, plenty of free parking, several pleasant people at the reception desk who seem happy to see you. Plenty of restrooms and seating in the waiting areas. They take most medical Insurance and Medicare. I'm happy.

My experience was from years ago when I was sent there for a clavicle bone/shoulder injury that I…read moredeferred physician care on. The deferred care was due to my travel schedule and that was on me. What is on them, however was a rigorous schedule of PT which I was devoted to that made my symptoms feel worse. The doctor there whose name escapes me, sent me to PT. After many many weeks, I went back to the physician, whose office is located right in the same building tells me he has no plan to fix the problem, but merely to deal with the symptoms. Back to the PT itself: the first visit was very thorough and attentive. Subsequent visits were basically feeling like one is on his or her own - you sign in and people are available if you have questions but in most cases, nobody's really checking to see if you're doing things properly or risking further injury. I went for many many weeks, always on time. Always early to check in on a very long line. My early appointments meant that I was one of just a handful of patients yet the one time I was online for an additional time causing me to get to the window. About five minutes late, they refused my appointment. That was kind of the last straw for me. They lost me as a patient and I would not recommend them unless they have made major changes to patient oversight/assistance during and throughout the physical therapy sessions, and get back to health and not wealth.

NOT ER. This is a medical appointment with Dr Choi So far,…read moreso good. Arrival experience: Valet parking was smooth with friendly valet. Walked directly in to the lobby reception and was greeted by two friendly desk associates. The check in required photo identification for both of us. Clear instructions to the Dr Office on the first floor. DR CHOI's office: Checked in by Kelly~ friendly and efficient. Nearly immediately checked with procedures and sent us to X~ray registration on level one lobby. ( this seemed like the only redundant process) there was no line, so we were able to check in quickly with the friendly desk representative who knew we were on our way- Good communication between Kelly at Dr Choi's office and Radiology reception. Within minutes we were on the way to 2nd floor radiology. RADIOLOGY: smooth arrival experience ( I recommend that you snap a photo of your script for your records before handing it over. They were accommodating for this when we asked, this may save time from having to ask for records later. WAITING: one other patient was in the waiting room when we arrived. The waiting room is organized, well lit, and clean. There is a TV The wait was reasonable and brief about 7 minutes. Erica and student Tammy greeted us and requested the script ~ we directed them to the desk agent. Within a minute, they left for X-ray. More pleasant staff. All is going smoothly for Radiology. I will review Dr Choi separately.

A devastating hiatal hernia attack which over the course of five days dehydrated me so that I had…read morelost 10 pounds resulted in a visit to the VBH ER. From the moment I arrived, I was quickly swept up in the smooth and caring processing and care of hospital staff: after a thorough preliminary exam, I was soon transferred to the hospital itself for 24 hours of careful and thoughtful treatment. I was deeply moved by the kind attention of every member of their staff and the warm dynamic they employed. Discharged yesterday, I am now slowly returning to normal thanks to the unquestioned care of this fine institution and dedicated staff. We are lucky to have this kind of quality option in the mid Hudson Valley.

I think his office has moved but I've seen him multiple times in the Poughkeepsie area since 2018…read morefor spinal stenosis. He does not push surgery even though he has the highest credentials as a surgeon. He is upbeat and thorough. He may crack some corny jokes, which I enjoy. He has written a book on how to take care of your spine so you won't need surgery. I've revised it in Amazon. I'm a big fan of this doctor. I highly recommend him. I see some negative reviews here on yelp which may have to do with scheduling. I have on occasion had to wait a long time in the waiting room but that's because he stays with each patient until every question has been answered. So far we are monitoring my stenosis and have not done surgery, but when and if I need it, I would insist on using him as my surgeon.

I was fortunate not to be stuck settling for Hansraj's office. The office didn't have a single…read moreredeeming quality. patients were double booked for appointment times. The office was crowded with people that didn't seem to believe they had any other options for a provider. Wait times were constantly the worst I've encountered. the doctor himself was an A55H0LE. Former patients I encountered that had surgery nearly all had serious complaints, a fair number that required additional procedures to correct.