Weill Cornell Medicine Center for Comprehensive Spine Care

Anthony Cavaliere

Had such high hope to receive good medical advice from the Spine Center after listening to their podcasts over a long time. I called and made an appointment,saw a doctor and had an updated MRI performed. Unfortunately after having the MRI, instead speaking to the Doctor to review the findings , I could only speak to a nurse , who was of no help whatsoever. All She could offer as a remedy for my chronic back pain were epidural injections that I have had in the past and do not work. Never heard from the doctor. End result, I unsubscribed to the podcast, and will seek from another medical institution that Does Not have a firewall between you and your doctor. My time and money spent at the Spine Center was not worth it. I will never go back.

Liz Abere

I saw a physiatrist at Mount Sinai for almost a year since I had no clue that this department at Cornell existed up until recently. I made an appointment last week, was seen the next day, and am thoroughly impressed. I have scoliosis and degenerative disc disease, which both cause me a ton of pain - and I've tried physical therapy, meds, trigger point injections, etc. Dr. Shin did more for me on the first visit than my physiatrist at Mount Sinai did almost over the course of a year!

Linda Eschenberg

I had two surgeries. The first one was in upstate New York, that was a failure. I was referred to Weill Cornell Medical Center for Comprehensive Spine Care. They are the best doctors and hospital. I would never go anywhere else for major surgery. I recommend Dr. Kia Ming Fu for back surgery. He was wonderful and his staff members took very good care of me.

Tim Allen

Heed the warning signs. When a vendor treats you like they're doing you a favor by doing business with you it's a psychological technique, run!