Dr. Joseph E. Imbriglia, MD

I had 2 unsuccessful surgeries on my elbow by another physician. Dr. Imbriglia was able to correct those surgeries and put me on the road to recovery. Having worked in healthcare. Administration all my life, I can honestly say Dr. Imbriglia's professionalism and bedside manner is top notch and that translates over to his staff as well.

Awesome staff!!
And frankly the nicest doctor around....
Always wears a smile.... he's kind.... very knowledgeable.... and a great "bedside manner"
If every Dr was like Dr Imbriglia.... how awesome that would be!

Have had Dr. Imbriglia since 1979. He operated on my rt. wrist for kymback disease. Had another wrist operation in 1985, has been good since. Also, he did a rotatorcuff repair on lft. in apprx. 1994. Had lft. shoulder replacement in 2009, due to other tairs and shoulder ball wearing out along with being filled w/arthritis. Has been pretty good since then. Dr. I is very professional, caring, but you have to do the work if you want it to be the best it can be. Thanks Dr. Imbriglia for all the years of keeping me going on my job as a coalminer (33 yrs.). Robert C. (Curt) Cooper

This man is the best on the whole east coast in my opinion. He worked on both my hands & arms. Never through the years did I have ANY problems with him or his staff. EXCELLENT DOCTOR & STAFF.

He just did surgery on my wrist. Highly recommend. Great bedside manner is just a bonus!

Very friendly staff and a great doctor. Would recommend to family and friends.

Dr. I is the best. He is very thorough and professional.

No issues - very professional.

Very intelligent, likeable surgeon.

Great dr and staff...

Very attentive

Unfortunately, I did not have a good experience. I had left carpal tunnel & left ulnar nerve release one month ago. The suturing of both incisions was very poor & many of the sutures came undone leaving me with two open wounds. A return visit resulted in them applying steri-strips which quickly fell off because I was having excessive drainage from the ulnar nerve site. Having been a past OR nurse, I was surprised to see the incision was deep & there were no subcutaneous sutures visible. I had to take an antibiotic due to open draining wound. I am presently under another doctor’s care & patiently waiting for the incision to heal. It continues to drain & require dressing change 5-6 times a day. The carpal tunnel closed incision is quite nasty looking.