Dr. Gregory Corradino, MD

Surgery for my ADR at 2 levels was a complete success and I have my life back and I'm forever greatful. Prior to surgery I was in pain 24/7 and it was brutal. I'm a success story!!! ?About 5 months post op I fell and a month later noticed shoulder pain most likely due to the fall. It feels like a frozen shoulder. That is most likely related to the fall but PT is starting to help me. If you need surgery please use Corradino. I put full confidence in his work. I haven't seen him since surgery, just the intern and I really wanted to give him a thank you card for him and his team but I'd prefer to give it to him and thank him personally and directly since I didn't see him after surgery in the hospital. I only saw the intern after surgery as well. That's my only complaint truly but he deserves 5 stars. He is a great doctor with a good bedside manner.

Said couldn't help me an sent me back to my PCP which will not help me either.

My first time seeing him and never saw him. Only saw his practitioner. I had studies done and thought maybe I will see him this time and only saw another practitioner. Never got any answers. Paid a lot of money to only see practitioners for a total of both visits 5 minutes.

I had a 2 level disk replacement. I'm only a few days post op and doing very well with recovering. Dr. Corridino is very professional. I hope to make a full recovery and so far it's looking good and I'm very thankful. I didn't like the anesthesiologist but this is related to her. I woke up from surgery in tremendous pain. I won't forget this. I remember waking up crying. Burning, searing pain like I was torched. I have had a number of surgeries and this was a first for me. That first day was so hard. Day 2 and Day 3 have been fine. I have a high threshold for pain and I'm recovering well. I didn't take any meds prior to surgery. My regimen prior to surgery to manage pain consisted of a muscle relaxer and gabapentin low dose. However the morning of surgery I didn't take anything. I'm curious on how much anesthetic I actually received because I was so alert in recovery? That being said after waking up they gave me pain meds but unfortunately it took forever to manage my pain. This… has caused a little anxiety because I remember telling the nurse in recovery something isn't right. I was screaming/crying in recovery. Before going into surgery I asked the anesthesiologist questions. If I could talk to the dr for one. She said yes. But came back later and said well Dr Corridino is in surgery and ready to go. I'll just give you something to relax you and we'll go back to surgery so I didn't get to talk to my dr. I guess they were too busy and ready to go. Waking up crying is a first in all the surgeries I've had. I normally wake up drowsy with mild pain if any. I don't understand this. Why did I wake up with so much pain? ?? I'm scared to face any surgeries again. I figured I would get a chance to talk to the Dr after surgery but only saw an intern prior to leaving so I really hope to speak to my DR at my next post op visit just to ask questions about my disks. There were questions related to the actual artificial disks that I wanted to ask about. I'm also going to call tomorrow and see if they will call in tramadol because the percoset is a little strong. Granted Day 1 in the hospital I needed strong meds. Now that the inflamation is down I don't need anything too strong. My hubby got to chat with Dr Corridino after surgery but he was nervous and don't remember everything said. He said he was really nice and he is a really nice Dr..

Doctor Corradino did surgery 2 times. Both times it lasted about 3 weeks. I hate calling to leave a message because it takes 3 or 4 days for them to call back. It’s bad when you are suffering and can’t get help

Dr. Corradino was afraid to operate on my spine, due to me having a previous failed surgery. He sent me to his interventional pain management doctor, who agreed to do new imaging. The test showed drastic neurological decline, but instead of me being sent back to Dr. Corradino, I was sent to one of the company's nurse practitioners in pain management. It was conveniently noted in my records that Dr. Corradino was willing to operate, but this was not the case. I had to go elsewhere for surgery. Dr. Corradino apparently wants the easy cases, so he can keep his ratings looking good. It made me feel better that a local well respected surgeon had the same opinion of him.

Successful and good experience.

excelent in every way pa are excellent

getting much better today

He has done two surgeries on my back, one on my wife, and a brain surgery on my dad. Great results with all of them. Highly recommend.