the staff at the front desk in the mt. kisco office are rude and very unprofessional. i have had appts. made and then arrive and they tell me that i didnt have an appt. they keep you waiting on the phone and are so ignorant it is unreal! the dr. is good but is all over the place when he talks with you- i think the girls name is tina at front desk that is the most unprofessional

Submitted April 14, 2009

This was the worst doctor I have ever had. After keeping me waiting for about a half hour he rushed through ever visit I hadif he spent 5 minutes with me that would be a long time. They would never answer the phone and would only call back after several messages if they called you back. I would explain my pain he would tell me to suck it up. He was unsure of what injection he had given me. I would have an appointment on a business card but they would not have me in the system. The doctor him self cancled two appointments then when i canceld one duy to ice on my next visit he told me i had to keep my appointment due to he has alot of patient that need to see him. I wait a month before getting an appointment. I changed drs in Jan. an his secertary called in Feb. to cancel the appointment which I never had and appointment due to aI changed drs.I told her that and she said then we can take another patient. I would never recommend Dr Nicholas Panaro to anyone. Insurance: Workers Comp

Submitted March 18, 2009

This was the worst doctor I have ever had. After keeping me waiting for about a half hour he rushed through ever visit I had. They would never answer the phone and would only call back after three messages. When I called crying that I had shooting pains after a shot he had given me he advised me (through his secretary) that there was nothing he could do except give me a different shot. He refused to speak to me directly. When I told him the medicine made me feel run down and groggy all day long he said that I would have to deal with these side effects if I wanted the pain to be reduced. I would never recommend Dr Nicholas Panaro to anyone.

Submitted Jan. 22, 2009