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I cannot say how grateful I am for Dr. Fracchia and the staff at Long Island Bone and Joint. You gave me my life back! I had knee replacement surgery 7 years ago with another Suffolk Orthopedic Group. I can say that I had complications from the get go. I subsequently had 3 more surgeries, with not much success. I suffered for 7 years, and no doctor would help me. I was fortunate that Dr. Fracchia took time to listen to me, and really look at my knee. He decided that the only thing that could be done, was to reoperate, yet he did not promise me any relief. Well, let me tell you! It was the best surgery I have ever had! Not only did the surgery corrected all the scars on my leg; but after 10 years of suffering (3 before surgery; and 7 after original surgery) I am able to walk, bend, get up and dance. I cannot THANK YOU enough.
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Dr. Fracchia accepts Aetna, Anthem and Assurant Health as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Fracchia accepts here.
Dr. Fracchia's office is located at 635 Belle Terre Rd Ste 204 Port Jefferson, NY 11777.
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Dr. Fracchia has a star rating of 4.4/5 and has been reviewed 36 times.
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