Don't know why this isn't 5 stars. Everyone from front desk to back and all Doctors and Doctors…read moreAssistant are more than helpful to the point that you feel like the sick Uncle and your family taking care of you

I am scheduled for an ultrasound guided procedure on my shoulder. I met with a PA named Cori. She…read morenever looked me in the eye. She spoke only to her med assistant who did her typing. I had to repeatedly ask her to clarify what she was telling me. I did not receive any printed information on preparing for this procedure or what to expect or even if I could drive home on my own. In addition, she chastised me when I told her my pain level. Why ask that question if you don't take patients seriously. So I did what healthcare professionals tell us NOT to do, I had to look the information up on the internet. turns out that I do need a driver and a day off work which I did not prepare for. Sad when AI is your only hope. I have been with Excelsior for years and years. The changes that have been made in procedure and healthcare "professionals" are not an improvement for patients. I guess we all have to live with progress now that excelsior is a huge conglomerate and not patient centered. PS c Cori is not the only PA at excelsior who could take lessons from the frontline staff who are kind and respectful. Needless to say I am verry concerned about going through with the procedure.

The MD's I've seen are very professional & extraordinarily competent. Nothing but high praise for…read morethose folks I have knee issues from past injuries and was a candidate for total knee replacement (TKR). I went to UBMD Orthopedics Physical Therapy at the Maplemere location to see if I could strengthen the knee to prep for or possibly delay TKR surgery. The UBMD PT department is where I faced issues. At that time, it was difficult to walk stairs or even 50 yards. The young PT I was assigned plugged me into a "one size fits all" rehab program. It did not help that my PhD therapist was impersonal, distracted & inattentive, and his subordinates did most of my therapy that he designed. The exercise program I was given made my pain much worse, decreased my mobility and was generally detrimental even after 6 months of dedicated effort on my part. I was getting discouraged. My knee got so painful from the assigned UBMD PT, I developed fluid in the knee joint and required multiple cortisone shots. Out of necessity, I ditched about 2/3 of the exercises I was given and all of the weighted exercises from UBMD PT and pivoted to body weight squats, knee stretching, yoga, walking & banded leg work. I borrowed from my boxing and martial arts experience from many decades ago emphasizing rotational knee movements, feints, front to back and side to side stepping. My knee slowly responded to my own custom designed PT treatment, and today I can walk stairs without issue, walk a mile, have minimal to no knee pain, no fluid on the knee and have not required any cortisone shots since early in 2025 which was from the UBMD PT exercises. I also don't require TKR at this time. Another UBMD PT issue is their glacial response time to calls for appointments - 2 weeks plus in my experience. The final issue at the new UBMD ortho office on Maplemere is the parking lot design - it's a miserable set up. The long, wide grassy "berms" installed in the parking lot present a dangerous maze to ortho patients who can have issues just navigating flat pavement. UBMD ortho should add flat "walk throughs" in those berms.

I saw Dr Michael Freitas for a condition I've had for over a year. This review is specifically for…read morehim, because I was here last year to see another Doctor for another issue and that whole team was awesome. In a nutshell: my shin & ankle & foot (all on my left leg) feel like they're filling up with gas in the same way that your knuckles do when they feel like they need to be cracked. Except it had been getting worse, going from 'occasional' to 'every day, all day.' I'd take 20-30 steps and my whole left leg would sort of stiffen and it would be painful to walk unless I stopped and 'cracked' my shin, ankle, & foot. So I saw Dr Michael Freitas after being x-rayed. I showed him my walk and let him hear the cracking, and I had even printed out a diagram of the leg & foot and highlighted the areas that I was experiencing issues and pain. He said, very nicely, that "nothing was wrong" with me. Oh. So it's normal to have to stop ever 20-30 steps? Okay, then, cool? Also: how could he see and hear what I was talking about and *still* decide that nothing was wrong with me? And I am not a doctor, but the areas that I highlighted on the diagram are TENDONS, not bones. You CANNOT SEE TENDONS ON AN X-RAY, Dr. Freitas. You should listen to your patients, especially if they come in prepared. I *knew* the tendons would not have been visible on the x-ray, but instead of listening to me he decided the x-ray was 'proof' that I was a-okay. It has been a nearly a year since that appointment and my left leg is STILL doing this, every single day and night, all day and night. But, no worries! Dr. Freitas says this is normal!

Dr. Geraci is great. Of the few physiatrists I've seen over the years, I feel he is the most…read morecompetent, understanding and flexible in scheduling. He also has a keen eye for reviewing MRIs. A recent injury required me to receive an MRI after PT was not fully able to address and relieve the pain. That MRI report came back unremarkable, even though I had a concerning amount of pain and discomfort. My PCP scheduled an appointment with a different physiatrist who also claimed to have reviewed the film and said there was nothing wrong in the area of concern and that it was absolutely coming from a previous injury elsewhere. I was not content with his findings so I went to Dr. Geraci for a second opinion. What I immediately appreciated is that he performed a physical evaluation first to check for symptoms prior to reviewing the images and report in order to have an unbiased opinion. After the physical exam, he felt there was an issue in the area that initially came back unremarkable and then went to review the images. Within five minutes, he found the protrusions on the MRI images that everyone else missed. As a result, the report was re-reviewed and amended by another radiologist who concurred with Dr. Geraci's findings. Had I not gone to Dr. Geraci for a second opinion,, I'm not certain my injury would have healed and potentially could've gotten worse. Highly recommend.

I've been seeing physiatrists for 25+ years for degenerative spinal issues. In that time, I tried…read moreDr, Geraci twice - about 15+ yrs apart. Condescending is an understatement. I am a medical professional myself, so perhaps more sensitive to this than someone without medical education. Also, this is a long standing problem so don't tell me what/how I feel! He did send me for a special type of PT/pain management but the PT scheduling was erratic (no fault of PT or MD). When I went back to Geraci for reevaluation, he told me I may as well stop as it didn't do any good. I explained that it had been inconsistent & perhaps we should try it a bit longer. He waved me off, and offered no other treatment options. I waved him off and found a new physiatrist.

I've had a good experience with Buffalo physical therapy rehab in Orchard Park . Everyone there is…read morevery helpful and do their best to have you work through your issues . I worked mostly with John , and he was excellent and addressing my problems and helping me get back to where I wanted to be . He likes his job ,listens to your concerns, and works diligently to get you to where you should be . I strongly recommend this place

I've had arthritis related shoulder pain for several years…read more Two of the well known local providers recommended replacements of both shoulder joints. Recovery from these surgeries requires considerable time. No other options were offered. One visit with the person I now call " Dr.Dan - the Miracle Man" resulted in considerable improvement so that I would not remotely consider surgery. Even if you have been to other Therapy places I strongly suggest you have a consultation before undergoing surgery.. I'm really glad I did.

Came in for my two year knee replacement follow up! Two years later and I still love coming here…read more The whole facility of orthos are wonderful, big shout out to Dr Mack and his staff who performed my surgeries! Also have to shout out Dr. Karpie who also helped me through my knee issues! Don't think you will find a bad doctor here or physical therapist, but I can personally recommend the two above! If looking for great orthos, I definitely start here at Trinity. I would of gave five stars BUT I do hate there check out procedures. When done with your appointment you have to come back out and get back in line with people checking in and wait again to schedule appointment and check out. I complain about this every time, maybe one of these days they will change it. Hahaha

Dr. Brown is amazing! His credentials can't be beat, and he explains everything in detail for you…read moreregarding your injury. His office is comfortable and welcoming, and the office staff is amazing. Would recommend 100%!

Best chiropractor I've ever seen. Dr. Brian Puntariero takes the time to do a thorough assessment…read morebefore treatment. He and his office assistant are really friendly as well

Great service from the call in to the doctor. Hands down best chiropractor I've ever been to!read more

The care I receive by both doctors at this office is really rare. They are both kind,…read morecompassionate, down to earth healers. Most recently I messed up my shoulder while shoveling. I walked into the office worried I might have to go to an urgent care center, and I walked out with my range of motion restored and my pain majorly decreased. I can't thank them enough for healing me up over the years!! I gladly travel from the town of Hamburg to this office. Love them!!!

I saw Dr. Jessica during both of my pregnancies. With my first son I had terrible nerve pain in my…read moreleft leg. After my first few appointments with her, I saw major improvement. And within a month the pain was completely gone. She helped completely transform my first pregnancy, and I'm eternally grateful to her for that gift. I always looked forward to my time with her, not only because I'd feel better physically after being with her, but because I always felt better mentally too. In addition to her expertise in prenatal chiropractic care, she also practiced as a birth doula for 20+ years. So she comes to the table with a breadth of knowledge on prenatal care, birth, and wellness. I always loved picking her brain during our time together. For all of these reasons, and more, I sought her care during my pregnancy with my second son as well. I learned after 34 weeks that my son was in a breech position. I was fairly adamant about avoiding a C-section and I knew Dr. Jessica could help. After a few weeks of consistent appointments with her, baby boy was in the optimal head down position. I was so excited and relieved, and I knew that Dr. Jessica truly shared in this joy. I continued to see her through the remainder of my pregnancy, and I'm confident that our time together helped prepare my body for the birth that I intended to have. It's not easy to find practitioners that you can fully trust, but also just enjoy being with. Dr. Jessica is one of those people. And incredibly skilled practitioner, who would literally drop anything to help her patients, and honesty just a beautiful person all around. So thankful to have her in my life!

My experience with my orthopedic doctor was very positive…read more My complaint is with the office staff. I recently moved to another state and needed my records for a new ortho doc. Three requests were needed, a follow up call today was disconnected three times trying to reach med records. I appealed to a woman who answered the phone regarding my frustration with the run around and was told "you will not get any help unless you change your tone". I should have said you are not my mother and I am not a child and do not speak to me in that tone. Trying to reach the office manager would be futile, as she wouldn't return the call.

I was treated here for a wrist fracture-after a closed reduction of wrist-X ray showed bones were…read more"somewhat " aligned. I was denied any X rays even after cast removal. I was also denied physical therapy despite severe pain. Fortunately I was able to receive treatment elsewhere X rays showed non union fracture, which ubmd failed to diagnose without further x rays, despite my complaints of pain. PA and MD both refused x rays- I suffered in extreme pain which was not necessary had non union fracture been diagnosed by ubmd I now require surgery, which could have been prevented Please go elsewhere for treatment. No one deserves the treatment I received under their "care"

I recently had knee surgery here to fix a few things. From the time I arrived until the time I…read moreleft, I felt they acted with a very high quality of care. I never felt nervous or uncomfortable with things happening. With this being my first experience with surgery, I had the usual nervous feeling but I was quickly feeling more comfortable with the bedside manner of all of the staff there. I am a week post op and everything is healing nicely and I feel very confident about the process thanks to the doctors and staff here.

Neat, clean, efficient: place and people…read more When we entered, I was a bit dismayed because so many patients were waiting. Eventually I learned that every patient, like myself, was accompanied by their driver. As patients were taken back, the driver was told to wait in their car and that they would be called when the person they accompanied was ready for discharge. The waiting area cleared out quickly. Michael, my nurse, was super efficient and knowledgeable, friendly and reassuring. He never acted rushed or impatient, even as I rambled about nothing at all (probably I was nervous). The procedure staff was also friendly and efficient, seeming to make my comfort and relaxation their chief priority. My doctor, Alok Gupta, talked with me prior to my entering the twilight zone. Conscious sedation is what the anesthesia is called. But unconscious sedation might be more accurate. I remember saying "ow" a couple of times, but absolutely nothing else until Michael brought me the bag of my clothes and said he'd walk me out when I was ready. My daughter was already inside and waiting for me. The after procedure notes were extensive, and clearly understandable. If you need an endoscopy or colonoscopy, I recommend you make sure your doctor will be able to send you here.

Dr.Parentis and associates cut two toes off a patient. Then amputated his leg twice…read more Please investigate this character before you consider having any type of care. The patient won a lawsuit against him of 9.1 million dollars. Look up your provider before they do this to you.

I've been coming here for physical therapy and had my surgery performed by Dr. Parentis who is one…read moreof the two doctors of the practice. My experience with both has been extremely positive. The only negative was working with one of the PAs, Matt. He made me feel rushed and he didn't seem as attentive. Everything else has been so good that I still had to give a 5 star review. The doctor and the PTs have been so friendly and caring. I've felt confident and assured through the entire process. Jim, the head PT is also very kind and likes to joke around which I think is helpful in the unfortunate circumstances when you're in need of PT.