Reviews

I have trusted Dr. Konigsberg with my son's for years. My son's both play baseball and have had arm injury. He is thorough in explaining treatment and prevention.

By far the worst physician experience I ever had. The doctor had no bedside manner—he was dismissive, condescending, and seemed completely uninterested in helping. My son was clearly in pain, yet he repeatedly made him bend over despite his discomfort. When my son bent his knees to lessen the pain, the doctor sarcastically said, "Come on kid, we can do this all day." It was unnecessary, insensitive, and unprofessional. He repeatedly interrupted me before I could answer his questions, stopped during the exam to respond to a text message on his phone, and rushed through the entire visit. Most concerning, after reviewing the X-rays and recommending physical therapy, he refused to explain the findings, saying there was a problem but "we don't have time to discuss it." If you're looking for a physician who is compassionate, respectful, and willing to explain your child's condition, look elsewhere. I would not recommend this practice to any family.

Dr. Konigsberg was fine with my 2 year old (whose feet have been going inward, with one being collapsed), but offered little guidance after telling me her x-rays looked good. I asked questions about orthotics which her PT had been inquiring about, and wanted to know at the least if they'd be "harmful" if not helpful to try out. HIs response continued to be variations on, "have her seen by a neurologist." I'm open to seeing a neurologist, but the way he kept saying it ("repeat after me, see a neurologist and then come back to me"), had me feeling belittled for wanting more answers, clarity, and advice going forward. To demonstrate his point (and i guess to reassure me?) that he knows what he's talking about, he said something to the effect of "i've been doing this for 26+ years, and have seen children with half a leg walking better than she does." I know (or hope) it wasn't meant to be offensive, but there's a way to say things. A rephrasing perhaps with the addition of, "i know you're concerned" would have gone a long way. Take the time to go over what the x-ray actually shows, etc. Such a bummer. Left me with more questions than answers including this burning one: Do they offer Bedside Manner 101 classes at med school!?

I highly recommend Dr Konigsberg. He is extremely knowledgeable, professional, and takes the time to listen to his patients. He explains everything clearly and makes you feel comfortable and confident in your care. His expertise and compassionate approach make him an outstanding physician.

Dr. Konigsberg is great! We seen him a few times for various sports injuries. I would highly recommend him! His staff is super friendly as well!

Dr Konigsberg was so wonderful with my daughter. She was laughing the whole visit - even as she was getting her cast on. Great bedside manner.

Took my daughter there, Dr was great.

I am extremely disappointed with our experience at this practice. We scheduled an appointment to evaluate concerns about our 2-year-old's walking and running, hoping for a thorough assessment and guidance. Instead, we left feeling dismissed, rushed, and deeply uncomfortable. From the moment the doctor entered the room, his demeanor was abrupt and unwelcoming. The visit lasted barely 10 minutes, giving us little opportunity to discuss our concerns or ask questions. During the examination, he forcefully rolled our son onto his stomach without taking a gentle, child-centered approach. This startled our toddler, who cried for the remainder of the visit, making it nearly impossible to complete a meaningful evaluation. What was most disappointing was how our concerns as parents were handled. Rather than listening or explaining his assessment with empathy, the doctor appeared dismissive and made comments implying that his "28 years of practice" should outweigh our concerns, even suggesting that if we wanted a second opinion, we were free to seek one. Experience is valuable, but it should never replace respectful communication or a willingness to listen to a parent's observations. Parents seek medical care because we are advocating for our children, not because we want to challenge a physician's expertise. We deserve to be treated with professionalism, compassion, and respect. Unfortunately, this experience fell far short of those expectations, and we will be seeking care elsewhere. I cannot recommend this provider based on our experience.

We were seen shortly after we arrived. The staff was friendly & Dr. Konigsberg was wonderful with my special needs daughter.

Dr Konigsberg made the experience for my son, who broke his arm extraordinarily manageable. He is fantastic at making a cast!! So much so that my son healed sooner than expected. Every visit was informative and pleasant. Plus, his staff was extremely knowledgeable and nothing short of supportive. I highly recommend working with this office whenever you might need tender, loving care over breaking a limb.

Very thoughtful and caring. Excellent doctor. Goes above and beyond. Highly recommend.

Dr. Konigsberg doesn't even deserve 1 star. Terrible doctor! Do not recommend and will never go back. I think he took less than a minute to address my son's issue. He came in the office sat down said 2 words got up and left as I was asking a question. I also had additional questions. He could careless. Can't wait to see how much they bill my insurance. What a joke this doctor is.