Patient Stories – The Spine Hospital at The Neurological Institute of New York

“[Dr. McCormick] was really awesome and generous. He really invests in you... He really cares for each individual’s well being."

Jake Greenberg

Paul C. McCormick

“I just felt very comfortable with (Dr. McCormick). He’s down to earth—no airs, no pretense. He really put me at ease.”

Steve Rosina

Paul C. McCormick

“We just started crying,” says Craig. “It was the first non-scary meeting we'd had. [Dr. McCormick] made us feel so much better."

Craig Livoti

Paul C. McCormick

“Dr. McCormick is at a top institution in the country. The respect of that position caught my attention,” says Tom.

Tom Holliday

Paul C. McCormick

“I thought to myself, ‘If I don’t do something about this, I’m going to be in big trouble.’ ” Says Candace.

Candace Moose

Peter D. Angevine

Today, Taylor says, he’s better than ever. He has a full range of motion. No pain.

Taylor Joseph

Paul C. McCormick

"Dr. McCormick was very confident, comforting, informative and very capable," Says Joanna

Joanna

Paul C. McCormick

Four months after surgery, right on schedule she had a normal delivery of a healthy baby boy: a proud moment for patient & surgeon

A pregnant woman with a cervical dumbbell schwannoma

Paul C. McCormick

“[Dr. Angevine] is very caring, very concerned. He’s very, very thorough in what he does.” says Elizabeth.

Elizabeth Sachs

Peter D. Angevine

In addition to monitoring my physical progress, he was also interested in my emotional well-being.

Sara Gilbert Nadler-Goldstein

Paul C. McCormick

“One of the things I appreciate is the integrative approach between the physicians and the physical therapists.” says Constance.

Constance, Patient of Dr. Peter Angevine and Dr. Evan Johnson

Peter D. Angevine

I said to him, ‘Doctor how did I do?’ and he said, ‘Sara, everything is taken care of and you are going to be OK.’

Sara Gilbert Nadler-Goldstein

Paul C. McCormick

This patient is grateful for her surgeon’s skill and expertise. His steady hands got her back on her feet.

63-year-old woman with a schwannoma in her spine

Paul C. McCormick

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