Christopher A. Iannotti, MD, Ph.D., FAANS
José A. Menéndez, MD, FAANS, FACS
Glenn Banks, LISAC, MFCT, CCTP-II
Ryan Johnson, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS
Emmanuel Bonilla-Segura, PT, DPT
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I like him he's very honest and he let you know up front what's going on and I like him He's a very good doctor I trust him c
Excellent patient communication.
His fantastic
Did a great job explaining the issues and remedies. Entire office experience was quick and personel was courteous
He seemed like I was inconveniencing his day… He was short, rushed and overall was not a good fit for someone dealing with pain. I went to DISC for a second opinion and their doctor was the exact opposite. Decided to schedule with them instead as I felt more comfortable, confident and heard with my options. My wife also said to me when we walked out, “That is definitely not the place.”
Nothing was resolved on this visit. Referred to another service. A waste of my time and pain.
Dr was great
He’s very happy and very easy to talk to.
He really didn't help much. But, give me more drugs.
This man was backing out of the office as he was coming in. Seem to have no time for me said my x-ray showed nothing but arthritis when I showed him my MRI. He bear he barely looked at it, and unless a miracle happened in the last three months, this man is quite wrong and not willing to really look at more detailed MRI. He seemed to just pass me off as an old lady that he didn’t have time for and when I got up and almost fell on him he just laughed and said I didn’t expect that. When I told him that’s my life. He didn’t seem to care, but that’s what happens when you have a bad back and a bad neck you fall down a lot and you break a lot of joints which I told them and he didn’t seem too concerned about that Either this gentleman has a lot to learn about dealing with older patients, especially and I do hope he doesn’t treat young patients the same, but now fairness I don’t think taking the results of an x-ray which doesn’t tell quite as much as an MRI with or without contrast does as