Dr Loren took out my splinter with no blood. shes very patient and thorough as well. no wait tine…read moreduring ny visit

WARNING CHECK YOUR CREDIT CARD as we cancelled our membership years ago and just got charged $4,000…read morefor "auto billing" Luckily we caught it ....sent proof we cancelled years ago and we have not used their services since so this is beyond disgusting that their billing department is so disorganized they just start charging prior members for a yearly service they already cancelled years ago. If they do not refund the illegal charge we will have to protest it with our credit card. Luckily we kept the proof of cancellation. So if please save all your communications with them to protect yourself so this does not happen to you too.

Here's what I know having dealt with these folks…read more 1) They list a large number of doctors with impressive credentials on their website. What you don't find out, until you call them to inquire, is that most of the doctors with the most impressive credentials are no longer accepting new patients, and have multi year long waiting lists. CCPHP is, however, "happy to discuss other providers". There's a name for this sort of thing, when you're buying other expensive items: It's called 'bait and switch'. CCPHP attributed displaying these doctors prominently on their site as due to (multiple?) clerical error. (Right). But lets assume that's true, and then consider this: The concierge model of medicine is based on offering a service that is ultra responsive and delivers more attention to detail than a standard PCP. If CCPHP is telling the truth about its 'errors', it means that CCPHP can't even keep straight what doctors are available - so what does that say about their other quality guarantees? 2) It took them days to get back to me after phone and email inquiries. Inquiries where I wanted to discuss spending thousands of dollars annually for their service. Again, see above point about being ultra responsive as a core part of their delivery. Not recommended.

From the owner: Castle Connolly Private Health Partners, LLC is a leading membership-based (concierge) practice…read moreconversion and support company, that collaborates with physicians and works with members to create an enhanced healthcare experience.

I was referred to Dr. K by one of my close friends, who simply told me "You need to go see this…read moreguy." I scheduled a consultation that very same day. For context, I am person who lives life to the fullest and am always looking for ways to optimize my physical and mental performance. My consultation with Dr. K was a dream come true. He drew blood and ran tests to see where I was lacking and was quick to recommend the latest and most cutting edge solutions to match my goals. I am excited to have found my doctor for life. Do yourself a favor and pay him a visit!

Exceptional experience. Doctor K is what modern medicine should be: efficient, warm, compassionate,…read morehe knows how to make his patients feels valued, always spending the time answering my questions and concerns without rushing. He is truly excellent. The best!

I'm so happy that Dr. Safdieh has her own practice. In a world where you often have to jump from…read moredoctor to doctor, it's so nice to just work with Dr. Safdieh who captures the full picture and can narrow down on the root cause of my symptoms and then spend the time to walk you through what all those confusing lab results mean and turn them into action plans. Highly recommend Dr. Safideh if you want to take charge of your health!!

From the owner: I’m Dr. Gabriella Safdieh, a certified integrative and conventional medicine physician, and your…read moretherapeutic practitioner in integrative medicine. Your story matters and it deserves to be heard. Working hand-in-hand with my patients, I can optimize their health through every stage of life: from infancy, to childhood, adulthood, and beyond.

Konrad came to my hotel room to administer an IV for a terrible gut flare up that kept me up all…read morenight and left me feeling weak and dehydrated. I was traveling alone with three kids and I can't afford to be feeling miserable while traveling. I felt much better afterwards and was able to enjoy the rest of the day with my kids and I actually had an appetite that afternoon. Thank you!

We have been using studio med for a few years now! The first time my husband was sick with the flu…read moreand couldn't keep anything down. Konrad and Olivia came, gave him an IV, he felt so much better and could keep food down which helped him recover so much quicker. Anytime we are under the weather or pre/post travelling we ask them to come. They are both the nicest people, and so caring. When I text them, they respond right away and slot me in for the same day and are always on time. I can't say nicer things about Studio Med. They are truly the best.

If i could leave zero stars i would…read more This practice has gone completely downhill since Dr. George Liakeas stepped away from running the day-to-day operations. Really recommend to not come here. The first issue is communication. It is nearly impossible to reach a live person. Most calls end up at a recording directing patients to the website, and the only reliable way I've found to get someone on the phone is sometimes through the billing office. For example i just tried to call twice because they mixed up my medication. It's 10:45am EST... full business working hours... and their answering machine said they will get back to me within 1 business day. The second issue is continuity of care. The office now seems to function as a revolving door of students and trainees. While I fully support medical education, it becomes frustrating when a different person handles every appointment and you have to repeat your entire medical history from scratch. Even more concerning, my patient information often appears to be incomplete or inaccurate despite multiple prior visits - again just this week completely mixed up dosages of medications I've been on for years, should clearly be on my sheet? On more than one occasion, I have received recommendations that seemed far more extreme than warranted for the issue being discussed. Follow-up is frequently promised but rarely happens. Never once getting a follow up call on outcome of test results. The biggest problem has been prescription management. I have been on the same medication for years and needed a routine refill. The prescription was not sent, which is something that has happened now multiple times. When I finally reached someone by phone, they proceeded to ask me (the patient) which medication and dosage I take because my chart apparently did not contain that information. Thankfully i obviously know what i take - but that should be confirmed and monitored by the doctor - after all that they sent in the wrong dosage to the pharmacy and doubled my daily medication. The lack of communication, poor recordkeeping, missed prescription requests, and inconsistent follow-up have made this practice difficult to trust with ongoing medical care.

I've been coming to this location for about 2 to 3 years although the business has changed name and…read morestaff. Everything has been amazing They have accommodated me on walk-in basis and help with booking future appointments. The staff is super professional and friendly as well as the doctors. They have made sure that I have everything I need and any recommendations for what they aren't able to assist with.

It's really important that doctors listen and be humble, otherwise they might make mistakes. This…read morewas NOT my experience with Dr. Goldberg. Dr. Goldberg did not have a good bedside manner. He was arrogant, he was not a good listener and, in my experience, he did not have empathy. After thinking about my experience with Dr. Goldberg and doing more research, I felt like I should write this review. According to the New York Post, Dr. Goldberg was sued because the infamous anesthesiologist Dr. Brian Goldweber AKA "Dr. Disease" administered anesthesia during procedures in Dr. Goldberg's office! https://nypost.com/2007/06/17/doctor-disease/ According to this court summary "Dr. Goldberg did not independently investigate Dr. Goldweber's qualifications and, instead, relied on Dr. Carni to do so." https://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/other-courts/2012/2012-ny-slip-op-50214-u.html Eventually the case was dismissed because it turned out that the patient did not get sick because of "Dr. Disease." BUT IT BLOWS MY MIND THAT DR. GOLDBERG RELIED ON A THIRD PARTY TO VET HIS ANESTHESIOLOGIST! That's really scary. Imagine if you're having a procedure under anesthesia in an office and something goes wrong. You're not in a hospital setting. Can you imagine if your doctor, who you trusted, did not independently vet the anesthesiologist?!?! There is also an article about Dr. Goldberg in the New York Times that sheds light on my experience. https://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/08/nyregion/enhanced-medical-care-for-an-annual-fee.html According to the article, Dr. Goldberg also runs a "concierge" medical practice in addition to the private practice where I saw him. He once accompanied a patient to an MRI and "held her toe" to comfort her. Give me a break! In my opinion, VIP medicine is not good medicine (Prince, Michael Jackson), and I don't trust doctors who model their practice on VIP medicine. The office was in a convenient location and the receptionist was nice and professional. The waiting room was nicely decorated and people were friendly. I spoke to another patient who was good friends with Dr. Goldberg. I was taken aback by the conversation. Maybe you're thinking "who becomes good friends with their gastro"? Well, it turns out that the patient was friends with Dr. Goldberg first and apparently Dr. Goldberg doesn't have a problem treating his friends. It made me uncomfortable and it felt like Dr. Goldberg doesn't have professional boundaries. Most medical ethicists would agree that doctors shouldn't be treating their friends. But if this is common practice for Dr. Goldberg, it would explain why he has so many good reviews: are his friends writing reviews for him? Because the reviews just don't match up with my experience. Dr. Goldberg does not take insurance. If you're lucky enough to have a PPO and you only care about location, then Dr. Goldberg may be right for you. If you are looking for a patient centric doctor then I would look somewhere else. If you're looking for an "important" doctor, I think there are a lot doctors in the city who have degrees from higher ranked schools than the school that Dr. Goldberg attended or who have impressive positions at hospitals. The best hospitals in the city also offer concierge services for patients who can afford it. So whether you're looking for VIP treatment or whether you are like me and you're just looking for a trustworthy and professional doctor, I think there are much better options out there. No matter what, DO YOUR RESEARCH. I did not know about Dr. Goldberg's association with "Dr. Disease" prior to my visit to his office. If I had, I never would have trusted him.

Dr. Goldberg is my first choice as a physician. Even though I live in FL, I see him regularly. My…read morereasons are because of his delivery of care, knowledge of medicine and his pleasant personality. Dr. Goldberg is an exceptional physician and would highly recommend him to you. My family is full of physicians and nurses, they all agree with my opinion of Dr. Goldberg. The office staff are very approachable and competent. This front and back office runs very smoothly and has fun doing it. This is a great place for medical care!

This office is fantastic from the front desk staff that are incredibly professional, kind and…read morefriendly and so welcoming. My physician Dr. Corbette I can't say enough good things about her she has been attentive, understanding and incredibly responsive and I am so grateful for this.

They claim to be a better alternative to traditional doctor's office. But they are not…read more They messaged us on the day of our scheduled annual physical to let us know that we can't get lab work done during the appointment because their lab closes around the appointment time, and I will have to come in another time to just get my lab works done. How could they not know this earlier and reach out to reschedule? They just expect me to take time off again during a work week to come in? This is very unprofessional, and disrespectful of anyone's time, especially during a work week. I chose the membership because I wanted a more efficient way to see doctors but they made it harder and more difficult than just any traditional doctor's office out there. On the phone with an administrative assistant, complained about the situation and asked to speak with someone about cancelling the membership. She did not even try to keep me as a member at all, and didn't even bother to let me speak anyone. All I knew was my membership is canceled and I will get the refund. Let's see how far this type of operation and attitude can take you. Funny thing is, there are just so many doctors office out there to choose from.

Cindy is the best Primary Care Dr I've ever had - I've been seeing her for the last 8 years and…read moreeven though I've moved to Brooklyn, I continue to trek to the UWS to see her. She is incredibly patient, attentive and has an excellent bedside manner. She takes her time which is so important - I never feel rushed. She is thorough, makes excellent referrals and genuinely cares.

I'd probably give it 4.5 if I could, just because the price is with a massage is a bit over the…read moretop, but I just wrote a review for Bathhouse in Flatiron and between the two Aire is a clear winner. We went here a few months ago. The place is very dark and feels like you're in an underground cave (which I guess you kind of are...) that's cordoned off from the rest of the world. Bathhouse felt much more like an open public space, less well-kept, and the intake at the front desk was very poor. Aire had a wonderful onboarding with a detailed explanation of everything available and where to go for it. The massages were mostly rub-downs and were very relaxing (I fell asleep during mine) but not therapeutic, per se. Aire also has salt scrubs you can do, which is a nice touch, and overall the pools are immaculately maintained during the day. So if you're deciding between the two and have enough money to go to either, I recommend spending a touch more on Aire. It's worth the difference.

My husband gifted me a spa experience for Mother's Day and it was the ultimate treat…read more It was pretty busy for the first time slot, likely because of the holiday. He booked a 90 minute massage at 8am, so I had until 11 to enjoy the baths before/after my massage. Once you enter, you're guided to a locker where you can change into your bathing suit and then go to the baths for a tour if it's your first time. There are a few different pools, each with their own temperature and/or benefits. Don't miss the bath upstairs with a beautiful skylight! My massage was an ok experience - pressure fluctuated throughout, so it was hard to pinpoint when to tell her to go harder or softer. Even though there were a lot of people, it didn't seem too crowded in each pool at any point. The ambience is very dark, calming, and relaxing. Not sure I would buy a pass just for the pools because there's only so much time I can spend in each. But it's a great treat