My first time visiting this establishment was 2/23/21. I read the reviews before going and I must…read moresay I was very impressed with the service. Dr. Jason and his staff are very professional, nice, and caring individuals. They called me on 2/26/21 just to check up on how I was feeling. I will visit this Dr. Office again when I'm not feeling my best.

My mother was banned from this place because of a staff member. This staff member had unexpected…read moreattitude towards her so my mother returned the attitude back. When the staff member was talking to the doctor about it the other staff member came in and lied saying my mom called her a b*tch when she did NOT. I feel like this place has problems with unnecessary attitude from the women working in here. This place is nice overall but get better staff members that don't treat patients like shit and lie and take sides too. And the doctor obviously believes them without there being proof and or heard from my mother's mouth so this place deserves a bad review because of the rude b*tches that work in the front talking a lot to each other but doing their job with an ATTITUDE.

Dr. Ganta and his team saved me life. Dec.2024 I was in a horrible accident and fractured my…read morepelvis, knee and ankle. I was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center and required multiple surgeries during the first week. Dr. Ganta and a team of residents lead with empathy explaining what needed to be done, why and what my options were. They were empathetic to pain management and took a very progressive approach, centering patient voice and even allowing me the option of dispensing my medication as needed. That kind of care made a world of difference. Once I transferred to rehab, they still kept a pulse on my care via out patient appointments for the removal of stitches, the boot and X-rays to continue to monitor my healing. I cannot overstate how good his work was. The stitches were clean and they've allowed healing to be quite easeful. Three months later, the scarring is fading well, and I appreciate that. It's very possible that I'll need a knee and hip replacement in a few years and I pray Dr. Ganta is still around to deliver similar quality care. As you can see, the entire team is quite decorated winning "Patient's Choice" awards several years in a row. Well deserved!

Excellent care, efficient and timelyStaff is very caring and dedicated and sensitive to patients…read moreneeds

I visited the location at 240 East 38th Street on the mezzanine floor for a pulmonary exam. The…read morestaff's demeanor was, unfortunately, not very welcoming, and the technician appeared to be somewhat unapproachable, which made me feel uncomfortable to ask any questions.

This review is for the Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Ambulatory Care Center at 70 Atlantic…read moreAvenue, 3rd floor. I am a big fan of NYU and this location met and exceeded my expectations, The entire experience was excellent. Front Desk Staff The 3rd floor front desk staff was friendly, and efficient during the check in process. I went out to get a coffee and one of the staff actually asked me my name and said that the medical team had called me so I can sit with my boyfriend while he waited to be taken into surgery. She then went back to check and escorted me to where my boyfriend was. This was not her job and was much appreciated. Surgical Team Everyone was so helpful and kind and greeted me with a smile including the surgical nurse, and other staff. Dr. Jacobs was outstanding! They took their time explaining the what to expect and every detail of the consent forms. Sometimes medical staff can be curt or in a rush but I did not experience that here. I would highly recommend this ambulatory care center.

Honestly, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else…read more I used to come here before it became The Home Depot Emergency Center, and it was actually fantastic. Quick, organized, reliable. Whatever happened deserves its own documentary because this place is now giving portal to purgatory. My husband and I came in on a Wednesday because of a foot injury. All he needed was an X ray and someone to look at it. We spent FIVE HOURS there, and the only medical treatment he received was having his vitals taken. They brought us to the back to wait for a doctor and then seemingly deleted us from the system. Three different nurses came over at different times, asked for his name, called him by the wrong name, and then asked, "Why are you still here? We haven't seen you?" FUN FACT... I'm wondering the same thing. WHY ARE WE STILL HERE?! After about three hours of this fever dream, they moved us to the "FastTrack" area, which I can only assume was named as a joke. We then sat there for another TWO HOURS while everyone collectively forgot we existed. Again. Meanwhile, two nurses were openly talking about how badly they wanted to go home. At that point we looked at each other and said, "You know what? We don't want to be here either, girl," and walked out. Now here's where it somehow gets even better. TWO HOURS AFTER WE LEFT, they called us to ask if we were still there. I'm sorry... what? At that point I wasn't sure whether to laugh or congratulate everyone involved on creating the most immersive escape room experience in New York. Honestly, you're probably better off going to CityMD, MedRite, or asking the guy at your local bodega for a second opinion. At least someone will acknowledge your existence. I'm genuinely convinced this place is run by NYU's psychology department as a social experiment to see how much absurdity people will tolerate before they completely lose it. I wish I were kidding.