Dr. Gregory M Yoshida, MD

Three different procedures over a 1-year span, two totally different issues in different areas of the body, if ever needed again , Dr. Yoshida will be my first call. I've read some of the other reviews - every experience is different and there are no guarantees anytime the human body is being opened up but in my case - wait time was no better or worse then any other successful practice, team has been AMAZING and caring, and my results each time were nothing short of miraculous. Highly recommend.

Truly a breath of fresh air in comparison to other doctors I have visited.

If you are having spine issues, I highly recommend Dr. Yoshida because he will listen to you as express your medical issues. He and his very professional and caring team provide a very positive experience. His approach is to do what is best for the patient. I was referred to Dr. Yoshida by my primary care physician Dr. John Armato. His team helped to provide an appointment that was convenient for me. The front office team is very friendly and patient. His x-ray technician was very professional as well as personable. Dr. Yoshida's smile is a rarity today and very welcome.

I have never encountered a more disorganized, apathetic, unprofessional "clinic" in my entire life. Dr. Yoshida in particular, supposedly a reputable spine specialist, has turned out to be more spineless than anything. If you are suffering from a groin injury such as osteitis pubis, hernia, or any painful forms of sciatia, he will send you away with a line that goes something like "it'll burn out eventually". Aside form the injury itself, it is more painful to have to hand over money for this truly Junior Varsity level diagnosis. Promises to call you back will not be followed through on, claims will be sent to the insurance company with errors (requiring your own action to clean up the mess), and you will be run through the gamut like you were processed meat on an assembly line. I highly recommend take your business somewhere else. Cheers.

I had spondylolisthesis, surgery consisted of Lumbar 3-5 decompression / fusion with segmental instrumentation. Lumbar 3-4, lumbar 4-5 posterior lumbar inter-body fusion with cage. Big surgery outstanding job.