The good: No bad smells, clean facilities, generally caring staff, saucy energetic RN, physician…read morereachable by cell phone, great PT, helpful LCSW, Medicare covers, good central location. The bad: truly short staffed for the type of care we needed (needed more 1:1 care for physical neurological needs), often fell out of bed/chair with no one to help, got dehydrated, got UTI, got Covid. Not a good place for neurological patients. Need to be able to speak for yourself. You might be lucky and have a roommate that can speak for you when you've fallen out of bed. Maybe you are lucky to have family to make a stink to get the care you need. If not, you are highly likely to languish. Sorry Hamlet. We had high hopes but it did not work out.

Most aides were horrible They take o close to an hour to…read moreAnswer the call button My medication to breathe was not on time most days If I requested a nurse I was told they were not on the floor and I to wait to do a breathing treatment. I would not recommend the hamlet to anyone and I pray that no one needs this facility. Please go somewhere else if you need help

I have been a pt with this office for 2 yrs and I love this office! they are professional and…read morecaring!

Dr. Vakasha operated on my ankle after I broke it. He was kind, compassionate and let me know…read moreexactly what needed to be done in order to fix it.

Great technicians here. Been a patient for years. But as of June 2023, they've added the credit…read morecard surcharge of 3.5% to your CO-PAY if u pay by credit OR debit. Just feels icky. Bring a check or cash!

I called because Marc, was highly recommended by many people at Gold's Gym including my husband. I…read morehave had such an awful time recently with a back issue and had an MRI and I have a herniated disc with pain. I tried to explain to the woman who answer the phone; first I gave her my name. I said my husband was a patient there. I explained I had a back issue. She kept interrupting saying she didn't understand why I was calling. Which, immediately made me feel uncomfortable. I'm seeking treatment because I'm in pain and a little kindness goes a long way. I said I would like to make an appointment. She said for chiropractic you don't need a prescription. I said I can't and wouldn't see a chiropractor for my diagnosis. She then went into what I already knew. She said you need a prescription for physical therapy first, then she could make my appointment. I then asked how does your physical therapy work, because there is not a lot of one on one time. She again was confused, these were her words. Not mean. I heard this place was so great and different. Even your website touts that. Well since my husband was last here which was a few years ago, I goes they are nothing more than the usual meat market all of these other places have become. That is why I will pay out of pocket and seek private therapy.

After having surgery you must traverse a long and winding road. (Nod to the Beatles) Fortunately at…read morethe Smithtown office of Professional Physical Therapy, the physical therapists and physical therapy assistant have made the task less daunting. Yes I have daily challenges and often the PT is arduous and sometimes painful. Yet, I know in the long run it will benefit me tremendously. While my orthopedic surgeon has painted a bleak outlook for my full recovery, the staff here has not. They challenge me physically and look after my well-being. Professional Physical Therapy was originally recommended to me by a colleague, and she has not steered me wrong. I would like to pay it forward with a recommendation of my own....5 Stars!

I have come to the Smithtown Pro PT over the years for three separate injuries/issues. The staff is…read moreextremely knowledgeable and gives personalized and attentive care. I can not recommend this location enough!

Tina is the Best. The whole entire staff are Wonderful. Very Caring. I strongly suggest you go to…read moreTLC.

I began going to TLC Physical Therapy in 2014 as a result of 2 strokes. Having dealt with Lorie and…read moreTina i can say with the utmost confidence that both are caring, helpful and thorough therapists. I've never ever witnessed anything but professionalism and courtesy from the entire staff whether on the phone or in person. My 'go to' phone and front desk contact was primarily Jerry who always made me feel welcome from my very first contact. As a result of a recent injury i have returned to TLC Therapy and it's as if i never left. The same attitude and professionalism i noticed almost 5 years ago is still alive and thriving. A big thanks to all at TLC! If you have an option to choose them, based on my experience, go for it. Just remember they're artists not magicians.

I saw Dr. Jeffery Goldstein at this office on 12/9/2025. He is a spine specialist who has been…read moretreating me for my condition (no disclosure of diagnosis) for over six months. He listens attentively to my concerns and seems genuinely interested in my well being. He usually has my back X-rayed in the office to monitor my condition. Dawn C, a licensed R.T., skillfully administered an X-ray today, and Dr. Goldstein interpreted the results. He assured me that my condition is stable despite the recent increase in intensity of my pain. He explained that I likely did something to aggravate my condition and that hopefully the pain will soon subside and, if not, I should make an appointment with a pain management specialist. Dr. Goldstein habitually prescribes physical therapy and medication and makes timely prescription renewals. He also suggests that I apply heat and cold packs on my back whenever necessary. The office staff is professional and skillful. Today I had a pleasant chit-chat with Siobhan, a receptionist who informed me about the pros and cons of different health insurance companies because Open Season on my job just finished. I highly recommend Orlin & Cohen. They certainly know what they are doing!

Shoulder replacement almost 10 months ago recovery not going well...increasing pain levels....read more

A little over a year ago, while in the fit of a lackadaisical moment, I had the great misfortune to…read moremiss the last step on my stairs and painfully land on the floor. After feeling a pop in my leg, I realized something wasn't right and insisted my Wife take me to Stony Brook hospital. We naturally had to wait in a room in The ER for an easy 5 hours. I had several Residents check my leg and even some mobile X-rays taken and we where all convinced that it was nothing more than a bad muscle pull... and on my own volition, swore I would go to a Physical Therapist the very next day. It was at the point past midnight that I threatened to take the wheel chair and leave... check out or not. I finally got to see the Doctor in charge and as he was ready to sign me out, insisted he take a look at the leg. Within one second he told me I definitely tore my Quad Tendon. Not something I wanted to hear at 12:45AM. He proceed to text a Orthopedic Surgeon at that hour and said to go there first thing in the morning. Again, not something you want to hear at that hour. I said I wanted to check around and look into one who my Wife was scheduled to see later that week for knee problems she was also having. Come the next day, I found I wouldn't get to see him for a few days. It was then that I realized that if a Doctor was looking at my case at 12:45 and making an appointment for me... maybe I should check into this route. Early the next morning, my Son drove me to Doctor Justin Mirza's busy office and he immediately took me in and confirmed the obvious. He was upbeat but still instilled the necessity of taking care of this as soon as possible. He booked me into surgery the day after, made sure I got a quick check up through an Associate that day, and wound up pushing me in for an early surgery, once again, remaining upbeat and positive. After this three hour procedure, I had a full length cast and let's face it, who the heck wants that? I had proceeded to make all my necessary Doctor visits and then some, and can only say that not only is he one adapt, knowledgeable Surgeon, but unquestionably the most humane, caring and funny person you could come across. He even went to great lengths to make my cast as comfortable as possible... but that's another story. Today, six months later, I've had my last visit with him and not only received a clean bill of healing, but also the confirmation of how well the injury sight remains... which I continue to hear from all levels of medical professionals, throughout my therapy process. As a matter of fact, he has somewhat achieved "rockstar" status from my case with these professionals. Granted, my swimsuit modeling career is over, but it was never that lucrative to begin with (sic). While I have to say, I hope I don't need his services any time soon, I am truly glad to the Attending Doctor in Stony Brook, who had the good sense to steer to me in the right direction. Truly a great Surgeon, an emphatic human being with an awesome staff. Thanks again Doctor Mirza! Sincerely Ted Brass

Every appointment I had the pa was late then he'd show up and act like everything was good. Had an…read moreissue with the office staff not returning calls for about a week until I just showed up in the office. They are really looking to get surgery and your insurance company's money they didn't even answer my workman's compensation deposition call on 2 occasions. I wouldn't recommend them