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I’ve had a great experience with Dr. Zusmanovich who recently repaired my meniscus. He is highly skilled, compassionate, and professional. He truly listens and cares about your well-being and has great bedside manner. I really appreciate how thoroughly he explains everything. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for an orthopedic surgeon who genuinely cares and does excellent work.
Dr. Cappellino is the greatest! I have been know him and Rick for over 30+ years and they are a great super team!!! I very proud to be a patient of his office!!
Dr. ANTHONY Capalino and Rich Abraham are both amazing. I’ve been going to them since 2010 and that’s actually when I found out I had leukemia from the pre-surgical testing. from that day on Dr. Capalino and Rich always started off any visit with how you’re doing with you’re leukemia and that meant so much to me, that it just wasn’t about me being a patient but they treated me like a person. I highly recommend that practice and it doesn’t hurt that Dr. Capalino is an amazing surgeon too lol
I had an outstanding experience with Dr. Mikhail Zusmanovich at Orthopedic Associates of Long Island. After suffering a knee fracture, I was in a lot of pain and had many questions. Dr. Zusmanovich was incredibly kind, patient, and thorough. He took the time to clearly explain my condition, treatment options, and what to expect in recovery. I left the office feeling so much more informed and at ease. The entire office staff was also fantastic — warm, professional, and efficient from start to finish. It’s rare to find this level of care and compassion. I’m truly grateful and would highly recommend Dr. Zusmanovich and his team to anyone in need of expert orthopedic care.
Front desk great associates great I went in for a year-old injury. I never got a follow up x-ray or MRI because hurricane Helene affected my areaand the doctor made it seem like there’s no point to get an follow up MRI if I don’t even think of considering surgery, which made me feel weird like I have to get a surgery if I get an MRI. I’m not a Dr I just know I had partial tears in my rotator cuff, that may need surgery is it doesn’t get better. Though he did seem very knowledgeable and professional, there is a case of bedside manner.