Kevin James Cipriano, MD

"Dr. Cipriano is a rock star! Five stars only! He was able to help me with my ankle sprain - he was thorough, a good listener and I received the care I thought was outstanding. I also got a walking boot for my ankle the same day. The professionalism of the doctor and his staff was on the highest level. Don't rely on other reviews, I think people were mistaken Dr. Cipriano for somebody else and all those reviews need to be deleted asap since they misrepresent Dr. Cipriano as a medical professional. Highly recommend to someone who is looking for a quality medical care. I also had another problem with my shoulder/wrist and I was seen by another doctor the same day and the office managed to do a custom made wrist support on that same day."

"I had a positive experience with Dr Cipriano, he took his time with me to reach a diagnosis using various tools including XR, MRI, and US guided injection. He has excellent bedside manner."

"Dr. Ni was the worst and laziest doctor I been a patient of. I came in with knee pain and he just sent me to physical therapy without trying to figure out what was wrong with me. I went to a different hospital and saw another doctor who took my pain seriously and sent me to get blood work after JUST ONE APPOINTMENT. That doctor diagnosed me with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Dr. Ni treated me for a year and he never once sent me in for blood work. He just kept giving me cortisone shots and PT referrals, without trying to understand why I was in pain. He's a terrible and lazy doctor who would've rather just bandage me up instead of trying to get through the root of the problem - and doctors like that are dangerous. Doctors who believe in prescribing pain killers over sending their patients to do lab work/tests are lazy and dangerous. Because not every diagnosis can be fixed with pain killers or cortisone shots. If I hadn't gotten a second opinion from a different doctor at a different hospital I would've never gotten diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and been treated for it. I would've just kept getting cortisone shots and PT referrals."