Doctor Dr. Silverschein is a caring, highly intelligent physician. I have full confidence in his…read moretreatment.

Dr. Silvershein is a very nice man; however, his office and his lack of follow-up led me to find…read moreanother doctor. I had a pretty low blood count and he never bothered to call me and tell me that that I was anemic. I was feeling really tired and exhausted and just attributed it to my job, low and behold, my gyn was the one who diagnosed it. Afterwards, I called Dr. Silvershein's office and had my labs faxed over. I couldn't believe it. Needless to say...I won't be back to this office.

I love, love Dr. Chung! I've been his patient for almost 13 years and he is the absolute BEST! He…read moreis extremely knowledgeable, takes his time to listen to my concerns, never rushes the visit! Every time, he feels it necessary or I tell him I'd like to see a specialist to reassure me (I'm not hypochondriac at all), he always gives me a referral. He treats me like gold! I highly recommend him without reserve. I do not understand the negative reviews because you cannot find a more compassionate, kind doctor! Thank you, Dr. Chung! His staff: Nobu and Lia are exceptional. Office is beautiful, very welcoming and always very clean. Everything is perfect!

In June I got an HMO where I had to choose a new primary care doctor, and saw great reviews of Dr…read more Chung, so I chose him. I had a physical there in June and another visit a couple of weeks ago because I had some additional medical issues. In both of these appointments, the treatment I received from Dr. Chung was awful, and came nowhere near the standard of care one would expect from their primary care physician. Your health and wellbeing are so important - which is why it's so important that you never become a patient of Dr. Chung's. On my first visit, the annual physical, Dr. Chung spent a total of 4 minutes in the room if I'm being generous. After going through the regular PCP motions, he asked me if I had any questions or concerns about my health, of which I had a few and wanted to ask him about. But when I did attempt to ask him about each of these concerns, he rebuffed me, saying he didn't have time to address them and that I would need to make another appointment to address these issues. At probably every doctor's visit I've ever had in my life, the doctor asks if you have any further questions or concerns. Whenever I replied, all of the doctors tried to address my questions and concerns in some way - a little advice, a prescription, a referral, etc. - until this appointment with Dr. Chung. I was stunned, and I still am. So I made a follow-up appointment and had it a few weeks ago, in which I wanted to talk about 4 concerns, 3 of which I put in the notes in the request for the appointment, so that the doctor would know exactly what I was coming in for. Though I won't reveal the exact medical issues, I could've told you before the appointment that what I needed for each of them was a referral to a specialist. When I showed up to that appointment, however, Dr. Chung started the conversation by saying, "There's no way we're going to get through all of these issues. I have time for maybe 2." When I asked why we couldn't get through all the issues, he said that he just didn't have time to get through them all in one appointment. He then told me - again - that another appointment would be needed to address the other 2 issues. So, once Dr. Chung's primary goal had been achieved -- negotiating down the number of my issues he was going to address so that he could force me to have to come back and get to bill for another appointment -- Dr. Chung finally started working on what is the primary goal for every other doctor, but only the secondary goal for him: figuring out the best way to treat my medical problems. Sure enough, when Dr. Chung actually allowed me to speak and tell him about each of these problems, he quickly agreed that each issue had to be addressed with a referral to a specialist. Dr. Chung actually spent almost the entire appointment on his computer searching for the doctors in my plan's network that he refers patients to. In total, he probably spent about 15 minutes with me in the room, but it was spent searching for 3 doctors who his office apparently refers patients to all the time. On the second doctor, whose name Dr. Chung couldn't remember, I started to search myself in order to speed things up so that there would be a chance of addressing more of my issues. I found the doctor he was thinking of on ZocDoc within 30 seconds. So, despite his best efforts, Dr. Chung actually was able to issue 3 referrals instead of just 2. To add icing to the cake, one of the specialists he referred me to has moved and no longer works at the practice, so I will have to get a different referral for that one, too. For the last issue - which I guarantee will simply require a referral to a specialist - I would have to make another appointment - again, not because the medical issues need more time to address than can be fit in a single visit, but because of ineptitude with a basic computer function. Thankfully for me and my health, I will not allow him to pull the same trick again. Dr. Chung provides an unacceptably poor level of care. Whatever you do, don't trust him with your healthcare.

Ok, so it might be considered a tad strange to review your OBGYN. Talking about your doctor,…read moreespecially your Gynecologist, is considered private subject matter for some women. It's like the Seinfeld episode when Jerry asks a few women who their personal doctor is and gets slapped in the face. That's kinda how I feel about writing this in public domain but then again, a quality doctor is so hard to find. How else will you know if they're good unless the patient reviews?? I discovered Dr. Gershowitz by way of my Uncle. I know strange but my Uncle worked for Montefiore Medical Center for almost 25 years so when it came to doctors he always had the best resources. I've been going to Dr. Gershowitz for a few years now and after some pretty crappy OBGYN experiences, she is the best. Nice bedside manner and gets down to business. Prepares and explains everything she is going to do. Is thorough in her questioning and seems genuinely concerned about her patients well being. She will always give her honest opinion as a doctor, not as someone promoting a medication. Things to know: -The office line is usually busy. Keep trying. - Expect for it to be hard to get an appointment. When you call be prepared that your appointment may be scheduled weeks or even months in advance. -They don't take debit or credit card payments under $20 so if your co-pay is less, bring cash. -Dr. Gershowitz is perpetually late and sometimes disappears after your appointment even if she wants to talk to you. Be patient, schedule at least 60-90 minutes in your own calendar for your visit. Another secret tip, Dr. Gershowitz is quite liberal with BC samples. A nice plus.

I used to love this doctor, but lately it's just not the same. The receptionists are rude,…read moreunfriendly, and uncaring. And Dr. Gershowitz used to be very warm and seemed to care about your problems, but I went in a few months ago concerned about a potential STD and she brushed off my concerns saying my symptoms were "most likely" a result of my birth control. I insisted on being tested anyway, and luckily although they did come back negative for STDs, I did have a bacterial infection that would have gotten worse if I didn't treat it. It just frustrates me that my doctor, who has supposedly been in this field for a long time, would downplay legitimate concerns and symptoms. I felt like she was in such a rush to see other patients that my concerns were being treated like I just wanted attention. Then when I called for a follow-up appointment, I was told the next available was over 2 months away. Maybe this is just a NYC thing, but it's totally ridiculous to me that someone should have to wait TWO MONTHS to take care of their health. It's great she's so popular, but maybe she should limit taking new patients so she can actually take care of the ones she already has. I'm finding another gyno that actually has time for me.

I have been seeing Dr Dolinsky for 4 years now. he is a wonderful and caring person that really…read morereally care. I love coming to his office, it always feel like I'm meeting a family member. he is very thorough and gives attention to the little details. he definitely knows what he is doing and make sure that all my issues were resolved. I really don't know what I'd do it he was to retire or not be on my health plan. I know he knows I'm somewhat a hypochondriac but he never made me feel like that.

Actually unknown but there was no way to express the fact that the doctor is not available for a…read moreyear so don't bother to call Langone for an appointment. He seems to be very busy? I was quite disappointed.

Superb standard of care. Great doctors and staff. I was promptly seen. Great communication .read more

Doctor McNiff is forward thinking, bringing on new testing to improve the patient care experience…read more Very patient centric!

I had back pains and it was running down my leg. I came across this office on Zocdoc. I was seen by…read moredoctor Raj Raval. This was the best choice I ever made. I got more result here than i did at urgent care. The staff were very nice and welcoming. I was even given a concierge and she was great l. The doctor was so caring and kind. He went above and beyond for me. I got an MRI that same day. The next he called me with results. He explained everything to me and even answered all of my questions. Come to find out that I had a herniated disk/sciatica. The surgical procedure happen in the same week at Gramercy surgical center. The were great as well and it was a success. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for treating me like person and not just a patient. Lisa D.

Horrible experience. I wish i had never gone here…read more Their receptionists are bad to the point of harassing me now. They text at 6 am, the doctor is late, they cancelled my mri results appointment after i had an mri, then called me a number of days later and said i had to rebook because they had to be the ones to review it by law. They had me take a mri, cancelled my appointment, then help my results hostage. I told them i no longer wished to have anything to do with them, and after a month they are now harassing me again. Seems they are trying to scam the insurance company. They dont take my insurance, like they said when i booked, and now im on the hook to pay hundreds of dollars or they are going to send me to a debt collector. Does anyone know a regulatory agency to contact for fraudulent doctors? Run far away from this place.

My mom's Opthamologist, Dr. Richard Levy, splits his time between here and 1305 York Avenue…read more I prefer this office based on distance from Brooklyn, but surgeries are performed at 1305 York. The entire team here are professional and deliver top notch performance. The front desk staff are spot on and just accommodating, the check out experience is accurate and fast paced. The office layout is spacious and immaculate. I can't say enough about Dr. Levy who has treated my mom's aneurysm for 10 years and there is complete trust in his capabilities. All in all a consistently great experience.

We found Dr. Zide very impatient and dismissive…read more He performed surgery on my boyfriend and refused to give him any type of pain meds despite him ALREADY being in severe pain, lacking sleep and could barely walk! He actually said "oh, you'll feel better after surgery!" - I told him not to sign the surgery consent until they addressed his pain, they finally called in a few days of Tylenol 3s which made no sense to me as he was already taking extra strength Tylenol without relief. I get that there's an opioid problem, but when you're in tears and cannot walk from a massive hole in your leg, then you get surgery to have a wound vac installed, don't you think that warrants SOMETHING? Of course the Tylenol 3s didn't provide any relief, we went through several sleepless nights, at his follow up 3 days later, still complained of terrible pain but was told there was nothing they could do. The hole in his leg looks like a shark took a bite out of it and there's a machine attached constantly applying pressure! The hole measures 8cmx6cmx6cm - NOT SMALL!! Again, competent doctor but very impatient and dismissive, cuts you off, horrible bedside manner. He's at least 75 years old (doesn't look it from all the plastic surgery he's gotten), and I really think when you start to be so jaded you treat your patients like that, it's time to retire.

Just an update on how much she and her staff rock…read more Sure, being sick sucks, but being coddled and treated with sincere care by the nurses and receptionists here just gives me the warm and fuzzies. I'm used to playing phone tag back and forth with doctor's offices. I'm using to finally getting them on the phone only to be treated to rude, curt and uncaring comments from the staff. But not with Dr. Press and her receptionists. Not only was the nurse sincerely worried when I called for an appointment for chronic sniffles but she even put it down as an emergency and got me in there with a 48 hour window. This was even after I insisted that it wasn't urgent. Is it weird that I can't wait to go back to the doctor...?

Dr. Press is lovely and professional. I was looking for a primary care physician who was…read moreexperienced handling long term thyroid monitoring. I found her through a message board- other thyroid patients noted that she is a good listener and more than competent to manage thyroid care. She has some early hours as well, for those that need to work around office hours. Only thing I would suggest- don't email, you should call repeatedly if you need to get some information or have forms sent over, to verify their transmission... I think her assistant might be a little overwhelmed... ;)