Dr. Salomon has been taking care of me for a couple of years now, he is FANTASTIC!He not only helps me with my back pain, he also takes care of my shoulder pain.He is very caring, he has dealt with the insurance company to get me what I need.His assistant is wonderful also.I recommend him very highly.

Dr.Salomin is a very accurate and caring Dr. He always spends the time listening and explaining everything. Always feel confident after leaving his office.

If you are looking for a doctor that cares then find another dr. I waited over a month for an appointment. When he finally came into the waiting room he didn’t even introduce himself. I had to introduce myself. He didn’t bother asking me anything really. I was there for care and advice. He actually had none to give. No suggestions that were actually helpful. For a dr. Specializing in pain management.. a how are you feeling? What’s going on or what brings you here is expected. I wouldn’t recommend anyone at all to him unless you want him to bill you or insurance for doing absolutely nothing. I was appalled at the way I was treated. Drs. Like him should have a warning ⚠️ sign. Also it doesn’t matter if you explain all your issues and needs. Even after that and they say come in he will take care of you. It’s a complete lie. I walked out with absolutely no help and no resources or help from That man.Pick a different Dr. trust me!!

Best doctor in his specialty. Keeps appointment times. Easily accessible. I have been a patient for many years. I actually drive over 2 hours to see the doctor. I have tried several other doctors in this specialty...but not one is anywhere near as skilled, kind, understanding and compassionate .

He is very caring and extremely knowledgeable. Takes the time to get to know you and assist in your healing. Definitely one of the better doctor I have visited and got to know myself and I have been to quite a few doctors over the time span of my many injuries. Thanks Dr. Soloman, you are one of the best out there!

I wish I couldve given this gentleman I higher reccomendation. But I honestly cannot. Instead I will post my experience for you to decide.Having chronic back pain is not good. My doctor decided to leave the practice and move to New Jersey. So it was time to find a doc near me out here in Long Island. As a patient, you should not have to just do everything the office says without forming some kind of relationship with the doctor him or herself. Just because he has a MD doesnt mean that person is the right one for you.So as I entered the room for my consultation the nurse asks me for vitals and urine. In which I politely explained to her that Im just meeting the doctor first to see if I like the guy and create a working relationship for my issues that Im having. She was not happy and said ok and left room and didnt close the door. What apparently happened after in what they did not know was that, with the door open, I hear a man say loudly and angrily with an accent that he already doesnt like this already. Then the doctor enters the room and wouldnt you know it- it was the doctor I was trying to have a consultation with. I politely stood up in pain said hello Vladimir and put my hand out for him to shake giving him no other option but to shake. So I politely explained to him my story about my doc leaving and that is why Im searching for a new pain management doctor out here in Suffolk county where I now reside. I also explained to him that Im seeking injections and that his nurse told me that they dont sedate patients for epidurals/ cordials. He said I never do that. Red flags go up everywhere right there. So now patients in pain dont have the options to how to be administered injections? Smh. Ive had 18 epidurals and 3 sets of facets all under sedation. Never an issue. Either that place is a third world country or is behind in the times. He certainly doesnt want to get to know his patients and the fact that they dont offer sedation for a epidural is archaic in pain management. My message directly to Vladimir is this: its called bed side manner. Something you completely failed with along with your office. Just because your a doctor doesnt mean your a good one or a good fit for the patient. Thats why its called a consultation visit. You shouldnt be offended if a possible patient wants to meet the doctor before any treatment.

I was brought to this doctor only by following another doctor that joined NYU LangoneThat being said he was never able to fill my prescriptions on time and they other doctors in the office send it for him. I believe dealing with a controlled substance and never meeting that doctor is not a safe practice .. I’m following up with nys medical board... because of his in adequacy I have gotten sick multiple times being on this pain medication for days waiting for approval waiting for his staff to call me back I would advise anybody to stay far away from this man I am not a young kid I’m 46 years old and I don’t need to have to go through this kind of pain and this lack of responsibility that he has none of to go through this he’s providing a service and it is under par And I’m going to have the labor board the medical labor board do an investigation I can’t be the only one out there has gone through this especially when I talk to the patients in the waiting room someone has to stand up for our rights and not be taking advantage by someone who doesn’t know how to do their job correctly

So happy I chose NYU and Dr Solomon

I have been Dr. Salomón patient for almost 3 years maybe more and I’ve had no issues. Dr. Salomón has always showed he cares and listen what you have to say and always provides recommendations to deal with my pain issues. Office visit can either go on time or later but the wait is worth it.

Very caring doctor takes his time and explains everything

Wonderful caring doctor takes his time talking over problems with pain

Great doctor