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Recent Rheumatology Reviews in Bayport

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  Sari Edelman

  She's a physician that listens to what you have to say and bases her recommendations on that. Even if it's not in her particular field of expertise, she will provide great recommendations for other physicians. And, if she has knowledge on something she will share it with you.
  - deborah b.
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  Joshua W Weinstein, MD

  The waits are sometimes long and the reason that the waits are long is that he spends a lot of time with each patient, he's very thorough. He was treating my knees and found another problem with my hand.  I had knee surgery and that surgeon told me if it isn't better or you don't see an improvement the only thing I can do is I'll recommended you to somebody that does knee replacement. I saw the rheumatologist and he prescribed me something that I rub on my knees it works like a leaf. You rub it on so it doesn't have to pass through your kidneys to get to the point of inflammation. You rub it on your knees I do twice a day and my knee where I couldn't bent it I had to pick it up to get into a car I can bend knees I can kneel at church, I have two knees again. No surgery.
  - Jayson I.
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  Thomas, Dr. Joyce R.

  She is leaving but has been taking care of me for the past three or four years. I have good things to say about her. If I have problems I can call and by the end of the day I will hear something. She suggests things that will help me such as injections, pain medicine or exercises. She has been very good.
  - Elizabeth D.
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  Rheumatology Associates

  I saw one of the associates, Dr. Neil J. Conter, M.D., F.A.C.R. He spent about an hour, thoughtfully asking questions, reviewing history, and completing an examination. He is super smart, a great communicator, and a problem solver. He is compassionate and a fine diagnostician. He is a published scientist in the field, and keeps on top of new research. I came away with good information and solutions for relief. As an aside, I noticed framed magazines of the "Top Ten Doctors in New York" genre, and the practice has been listed for years in rheumatology. I will go back in six months and would recommend them highly.
  - Nora K.
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  Maimonides Medical Center EMR

  I go monthly. They are professional, the office is nice and the staff is friendly. The doctor is good and she addresses my concerns. I really love their office staff, they are helpful. I've been with them a couple of years.
  - Evelyn S.
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  Andrew Porges MD

  He is very efficient. He shows a lot of care and does a lot of nice things to me. He is very insightful. The office environment is good and the punctuality was excellent.
  - Fred G.
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  Andrew Porges MD

  My Primary care physician suggested I go to Dr. Porges after I mentioned I was unhappy with my prior Rhumatologist. His office made an appointment reasonably quick. Dr Porges spent a good amount of time interviewing me about my issue and suggested a full blood workup. is office called me back with thw results and I saw him again for a course of treatment. Unfortunately my body is not reponding to treatment as expected but this is not due to anything on his or his offices fault. (I have seen many Drs. over the last 10 yrs. concerning this and similiar issues.) I would definately seggest Dr Porges for anyone in the need of Rhumatology.
  - Sean R.
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  Grinchenko, Dr. Tatyana

  I am very satisfied with Dr. Tatyana Grinchenko. She is available and punctual. Her chairside manner is great.
  - Raymond K.
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  Richard Haddad MD

  The wait was longer than usual but, worth it. Dr Haddad read a nerve report that I brought with me and he gave me more information then the Dr who prescribed the the test. Dr. Haddad is also very good looking!
  - Janet H.
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  Mount Sinai Hospital

  I do not want to go into my personal info.  This is an excellent hospital with excellent physicians but you do have to wait a while if it is your first visit.
  - Ermelinda G.