Your search for a good physician ends here! Dr.Raab is a god amongst men and saved my husbands…read morelife. Not only is he caring and thorough his staff is a credit to him as well. You can count on this office and the physicians to care for you and put your trust back into the healthcare system. A million thanks to you all!

I recently visited Dr. Raab regarding chronic back pain. Dr. Raab was attentive and empathetic…read more He carefully reviewed my MRI results with me, discussed and thoroughly explained a treatment plan. Dr. Raab exhibits all of the fine qualities I seek in the physicians that I deal with.

I cannot comment on the skill of this Doctor at all but I can say...I submitted a request for a…read morevirtual consultation as described on his website. I sent a request from said website. I never heard back from anyone. I called today and was told he does not do these consultations anymore now that the covid restrictions have been lifted. Someone needs to change the website and stop the false advertising. I live in NJ and can bearly walk so a in person visit is out of the question. I am a senior and all alone so.....Who do you believe or trust these days....not sure our medical system is in a sad state of affairs.

I was referred to a DO Dr. Varlotta from this office who put me through the most painful experience…read moreof my life, with absolutely no positive results. Furthermore, the procedure and practitioner overcharged and is not approved by medicare not insurance. I would find another office to trust you health and well being with.

Dr Nair gave me my life back with a neck decompression surgery . He is a very smart skilled…read moreprofessional I was terrified to go through with this necessary surgery. His mellow but professional demeanor was so reassuring even when I was panicking about it. I had dreaded this surgery due to a incredible amount of health challenges I went through in my life but I assure you that pain relief and mobility can be improved with the right surgeon who truly cares about your outcome . I can lift my arms without crying I'm pain and has helped my spinal problems just a bit less to bear . Thank you to Dr.Nair and his staff for helping me and believing in my recovery . I know I still have a ways to go in recovery but I appreciate this positive step

Dr. Ciro Randazzo and his staff are truly an exemplar for bedside manner and expert care. Rarely…read morewill you encounter a surgeon who is approachable and can allay your anticipatory jitters prior to surgery. Suffice it to say he is a consummate and highly caring professional. Additionally, his office team are second to none - most efficient and kind. Martin Weinstein Retired NYC Superintendent of Schools

I just had a disk replacement surgery in my neck from this office. The surgery went amazing. I saw…read morea 95% recovery in 5 weeks. I do not even need physical therapy. You defiantly should get a spine surgery here if you need one.

Great surgeon, easily able to schedule an appointment that fit my schedule. Staff is professional…read moreand efficient .

I recently had hip replacement with Dr. DeFelice. I found it to be a simple and easy process. Dr…read more DeFelice fully explained what I was going to go through, what to expect and how to handle the situations. The surgery was quick and easy (for me, at least!) and the recovery also very easy. I was back to work in less than 3 weeks and am fully functional. My hip pain is gone and I have returned to walking and enjoying myself again.

From the owner: Welcome to Dr. DiFelice's office! Dr. Gregory DiFelice is an Orthopedic Surgeon at the Hospital for…read moreSpecial Surgery, New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center and Jacobi Medical Center. Dr. DiFelice is an expert in the field of Sports Medicine and Orthopedics focusing on the shoulder, hip, knee and elbow. Our Practice is dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of sports and orthopedic related injuries through either non-surgical or surgical interventions. Not every patient is looking for a surgical solution and we do advise of alternatives to improve your quality of life. If surgery is the proper intervention, Dr. DiFelice uses a minimally invasive approach for most injuries and understands the importance of returning to daily activities and/or sports as soon as possible. Dr. DiFelice has served as Director of Sports Medicine and Joint Reconstruction Surgery at North Bronx Healthcare Network/Jacobi Medical Center for over 10 years. Dr. DiFelice also serves as a Medical Director for PlayRugby USA.

Terrific Physicians with a terrific bedside manner.I was recommended by my Internist and a great…read morerecommendation it was. Dr Singh is a great doctor and diagnostician with a terrific bedside manner. I found everybody that works in the office to be professional and kind.You won't find a better neurologist.Thank out to Dr Thomas for being so patient during my EMG.

Dr. Liggo is very kind, SUPER informative and allows you as a parent to feel calm during what can…read morebe an anxious time. The front desk staff is also very friendly and understanding that life sometimes happens. My kid threw up in the car on the way to our appointment causing us to be almost a half hour late, but I didn't have to cancel my appointment. I showed up and was in a room within less than 10 minutes. I would definitely recommend this place. Play area and stickers for the kids add a nice touch too!

Incredibly knowledgeable and patient staff. I've received excellent care from Dr. Stieber and Dr…read more Cohen. And these new offices are really impressive.

From the owner: Find trusted care for your back and spine with experienced specialists. Book your consultation for…read moreexpert guidance today.

"The surgeon who said everything looked fine -- now my mother is on dialysis, in decline, and will…read morelikely never recover." In December 2024, my 82-year-old mother underwent spine surgery by Dr. Vingan, Chief of Spine Surgery at Hackensack University Medical Center and a lead physician at North Jersey Brain & Spine. The sequence of events surrounding that procedure is fully documented -- and deeply troubling. Just eight days before surgery, her ejection fraction (EF) was documented as 37%. Then, without any cardiac intervention, a new echocardiogram appeared listing 51% with the vague comment "looks better." The report was unsigned, missing details on her pacemaker, right ventricle, and lacked any comparison to prior studies. According to the American Society of Echocardiography, EF measured via Simpson's method has a typical reproducibility of ±5-7%. A 14-point jump--without intervention--is far outside expected variability. When her condition worsened post-op, an independent cardiologist re-tested her EF: it had returned to 37%. That was only the beginning. At 5:59 a.m. on the morning of surgery, her labs came back showing a GFR of 17 -- Stage 4 kidney failure. Dr. Vingan was consulted and documented her creatinine and BUN levels in his notes. He conveniently omitted the GFR. No nephrology consult was documented. Her nephrologist later confirmed -- on video -- that he was never contacted for clearance. The surgery proceeded. The EMG ordered to justify the procedure did not test the spinal nerves at the surgical levels. Still, Dr. Vingan implanted a Coflex interlaminar device at L2-3 and L3-4 -- directly above a prior fusion at L4-5. Coflex is contraindicated in patients with osteoporosis, prior fusions, or advanced age. The manufacturer warns of segmental collapse, restenosis, and instability -- all of which were later confirmed in her MRIs. After surgery, she was discharged. She returned with oxygen saturations as low as 76% and massive pleural effusions -- a life-threatening complication that, if not caught at rehab, would have resulted in respiratory failure. She was readmitted to Hackensack and remained inpatient for 45 days with post-surgical complications. During that 45-day hospitalization, Dr. Vingan saw her once and said "everything looks good." He never followed up again. A post-surgical EMG was performed. Despite numerous requests for the results, the report has never been released. In her MyChart, it appears only as "EMG" -- with the findings section completely blank. After discharge, she returned to Hackensack ER over ten times with severe burning sensations, intense itching, back pain, and progressively worsening mobility. Eventually, the symptoms were acknowledged as neuropathic in etiology. Dr. Vingan never saw her once. Today, she requires a walker with contact-guard assistance indoors, and relies on a wheelchair outside the home. She is also on dialysis three times per week. MRIs from Englewood and Holy Name confirm adjacent-level spinal collapse, severe stenosis, and nerve impingement. When I contacted Dr. Vingan directly about her deterioration, his only response was: "People are always looking for someone to blame." This isn't blame. This is the medical record. The documentation speaks for itself. Choose carefully.

Roy D. Vingan, MD charged my insurance company for 45 min saw him less then 15 min and charged my…read moreinsurance for 15 min and saw less then 10 min. Front Desk staff Rude. I Do not Recommend this place.