Orthopedic Associates of Dutchess County - kingston - Kingston (NY)

5 /5 Robert Albrecht: Excellence at every turn, every time. The entire team both in the hospital and in the office are extremely professional and compassionate. Ive had weeks of television, some obscure, but Im thinking the hip might be ready to learn some old-fashioned clog dancing. Why not, right?

5 /5 Julia Chase: Alexis was very kind and helpful when it came to understanding my x-rays and my improvement since surgery. She’s very easy to talk to, Which makes it easy to communicate my concerns. She’s been a great help through this process of healing.

2 /5 Cynthia G: Very nice people, but dropped the ball with my care. Called twice about poor blood circulation at fracture site. No call back. I canceled my 6-week follow-up appointment because I would be in another state at that time. The x-ray taken at new facility showed no healing.

5 /5 Stephanie Cranston: I went in for a nurses visit and x-rays. I did not expect to get a whole consultation by the nurse. It was fantastic! She told me the results of the x-rays right away and we discussed what to do next. I am following her guidelines and my knee, though not painless, feels quite a bit better and I could sleep normally again! All of the staff were friendly and kind. Thank you for being here when I need help.

2 /5 Annie Verhey: Background: This was my first time to any orthopedist. I’ve experienced lower back pain & sciatica for 2 years after a fall. I live a very active lifestyle and my biggest concern was that the doctor wouldn’t understand how my back pain interfered with my lifestyle. When I called to make the appointment, I asked if any of the sports doctors treated spine conditions and the answer was no. Positives: Reception was very friendly and helpful. Very short wait in the waiting room. Drawbacks: Like another reviewer noticed, wait time between seeing nurse and doctor was more extended (30 mins in my case). I assumed he was looking over my imaging I brought, but unfortunately when he did arrive, he chose to look at it then. When I explained my sciatica & how certain endurance activities triggered a flare up, he found it comical and said that my activity level was my problem, as well being 40 years old. He did, however, reinforce the fact I was already making good self-care decisions and provided hope that I could eventually heal/minimize the pain in time. He also explained options for pain management or procedures if things worsened. Overview: If you are an athlete or into endurance sports & maintaining your activity, this is not the place for you to help with injury/recovery of back/spine problems. But if you are looking to eliminate pain in your day-to-day life, I’m sure they can provide help.