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Excellent patient care!
Jan-2025
Quick and effective
Jan-2025
Professional and knowledgeable
Jan-2025
1st time seeing him, I'll get back to you, hope he's right about my hand but I'm not feeling it
Jan-2025
Dr Grenis is very courteous, efficient and precise.
Jan-2025
Extremely knowledgeable and compassionate
Jan-2025
Waited in WR. Then told that they lost my chart.. once seen by the Dr. he basically handed me a script.. never performed physical exam!!
Jan-2025
Listens. Dr. Grenis diagnosed an unusual inflammation in my hand and told me and I paraphrase it was not a typical hand problem. He asked about any history of an immune disorder.
Although I have never had this symptom before this was on target. He discussed treatment options based on my history, Too early to tell about the response but he also helped me in the past with a wrist problem.
Dec-2024
Dr Grenis was very pleasant and was very helpful.
Dec-2024
Very nice doctor. Didn’t like waiting an hour to be seen.
Dr. Michael Grenis is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with a subspecialty interest in hand surgery and the treatment of orthopedic trauma.
Born and raised in Newburgh, N.Y., Dr. Grenis received his undergraduate education at Cornell University where he majored in biochemistry. He earned an M.D. degree at New York Medical College where he was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, the national medical honor society.
After medical school, Dr. Grenis did an internship in surgery, a residency in orthopedic surgery and a fellowship in hand surgery, all at New York University Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital in New York City. His special interest and advanced training in hand surgery encompasses the evaluation and treatment of conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, fractures and ligament injuries of the hand and wrist.
Dr. Grenis has been practicing orthopedic and hand surgery in Princeton since 1990. He has hospital privileges at the University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro and Capital Health System.
Dr. Grenis has been named a “Top Doctor” by the Castle-Connolly Guide to Top Doctors in the New York Metro Area.
Dr. Grenis has published papers in national orthopedic review journals and has presented a scientific paper at a national meeting of the American Association for Hand Surgery. He is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the New Jersey Medical Society, and the Orthopaedic Trauma Association.
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Excellent patient care!
Quick and effective
Professional and knowledgeable
1st time seeing him, I'll get back to you, hope he's right about my hand but I'm not feeling it
Dr Grenis is very courteous, efficient and precise.
Extremely knowledgeable and compassionate
Waited in WR. Then told that they lost my chart.. once seen by the Dr. he basically handed me a script.. never performed physical exam!!
Listens. Dr. Grenis diagnosed an unusual inflammation in my hand and told me and I paraphrase it was not a typical hand problem. He asked about any history of an immune disorder. Although I have never had this symptom before this was on target. He discussed treatment options based on my history, Too early to tell about the response but he also helped me in the past with a wrist problem.
Dr Grenis was very pleasant and was very helpful.
Very nice doctor. Didn’t like waiting an hour to be seen.