NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Queens - Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Center - Fresh Meadows

Edgar Planes 

on Google

a week ago

Thanks for your reviews. I'm checking out other places. 

Thomas Schiulaz 

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a month ago

Come here for my PCP, Dr. Saffa Ahmad, which I highly recommend. Takes her time with you and is very knowledgeable. 

G Kumar 

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10 months ago

The administration staff and call center is not good here. I was admitted in the hospital sick with an illness and I had to miss my physical therapy appointments, I did call days before and let them know. Because I missed 2 visits the manager said I need to be “re-evaluated” again and go through a paperwork evaluation. When I ask to speak to a supervisor on the phone for a regular physical therapy appointment the supervisor said the following on the phone “Do you think this a gym here? This is not a gym you can’t just come t... read more

cynth bird lover 

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11 months ago

The administration staff here at NYP is very unprofessional and rude. They barely have any appointments available for weeks and when you didn’t come to physical therapy for weeks because you were sick in the hospital and no appointments available they tell you that you have to be re-evaluated again and need to do a progress report. Very shady business the physical therapy here is a business transaction with paperwork more than actual treatment. They fill out forms here more then teach you exercises. There is only one good th... read more

Kat Carleo 

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a year ago

Someone needs to educate the sports medicine staff that MRI imaging changes dramatically from 3 months post muscle tear to 8 months and beyond. It took two years from the time of my calf muscle tear that healed incorrectly and four doctors (two from NY Presbyterian) to finally get a second MRI referral and I have muscle atrophy and now chronic edema in my leg. I'm working with HSS to get my condition under control, but had the doctors at NY Presbyterian treated my situation correctly, it wouldn't have progressed as much as i... read more