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    Dr Cammarata, DO

    3.1 (8 reviews)

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    The staff is awful and rude. They make going to the doctor a terrible experience. The doctor is so nice but the office visit is ruined.

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    Arthur Sigelman M.D

    Arthur Sigelman M.D

    3.6(7 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Giving just a one star rating is one thing I think over several times before I hit one. This place…read moredeserves one not for the Doctor but the way he/ his front desk runs his clinic. I took my wife here for a general consultation for cold after spotting this place to be a premium care and also within her network, through her insurance login. To our dismay, everything started falling apart right after we started interacting with the front desk person. It was an old lady who interacted with us and what we thought was a formal way of asking us where we were from, turned out to be a nightmare when she discovered that her sons were doing business in our hometown in India. She started recollecting the business holding name, places that she knows in our state and everything else other than getting us in. These were certain things that hit the sour spot- 1. Icebreaker speech cannot become a lakeside conversation 2. If they cannot accept credit or debit card just because they don't have a card reader, they cannot direct the patients to walk across to an ATM to withdraw the deductible money to pay them. 3. There needs to be a separate front desk to take calls. With no exaggeration, there were at least 10 calls on their intercom that the front desk receptionist was trying to juggle between them and while interrogating us (mind you, the paperwork hadn't started then) 4. We wondered why they had a computer in the first place as the details collection all happened on a piece of paper. 5. While we were starting to feel uneasy on every passing minute(we were 25 minutes past our appointment time already and my wife's name was hardly written on the paper), another patient turned up and she right away abandoned the paperwork and walked to the weighing machine to get his weight checked. 6. After getting back to the paperwork, she finally started writing down the symptoms, other medications that my wife takes and finally asked for her SSN. This is when we thought No more and decided to leave to catch up for another personal appointment that we were already late for. Again, this review is by no means to judge the Doctor's expertise and only the way our registration was handled and our unpleasant front desk experience.

    A grumpy old-school Nosferatu looking gentleman, but he knows his stuff from A-Z; bloodwork to lung…read morecapacity tests, to vitamins/supplements, etc. His wife is his receptionist and biller in this 2-person mom n' pop private home converted into a medical office. Although she knows her insurance carriers, she has way too much on her hands, so many things fall through the cracks and calls/correspondence go unanswered. Due to this, we are seeking proper care elsewhere. I have had to wait 45-60 mins. each time I arrive for a scheduled appointment. Papers have been lost, phone calls not returned and excuses made about office machinery being 'broken'. Never again, nor can I recommend anyone use him as your primary care provider. A rude office manager who sits and chats all day whilst patients wait, is unacceptable.

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    Patricia McCormack, M.D., F.A.A.D. - Staten Island

    Patricia McCormack, M.D., F.A.A.D. - Staten Island

    2.1(73 reviews)
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    I have been going to Dr. McCormack for over 5 years. She is a brilliant doctor. I am very picky…read moreabout doctors and would change doctors in a heartbeat. Dr. McCormack always listens with patience and caring with my best interest in mind. The PA's she has chosen to work in her practice are all very knowledgeable and caring as well. Whether I see her or one of the PA's, I know I am in good caring hands. As far as her billing practices, we are all responsible to know our insurance plans. If my insurance plan rejects a claim for a visit, procedure or test, I always pay it because I know that her office has fought with my insurance company to get the services covered. Sometimes, when my insurance declines to cover something, I don't find out until months later. I pay her with a smile because I know that her office staff went that extra mile on my behalf to have that service covered by my insurance company. Again, about billing, she is worth every penny in copays, whether I pay at the time of my visit or months later, when my insurance rejects a claim. If I need a special billing form for my insurance, I am always accommodated with a smile. Whether I see her or one of her PA's, it is the same. Her PA's are always learning because medicine and medications are an ever evolving field. An example of how much she cares about each individual patient, I came to her asking for a certain medicine. She reviewed the prescribing information with me to make sure I understood what was going into my body. That particular medication was 75% effective. After a few months on it, we changed how it was administered to me. This was based on MY idea that I asked her about. Dr. McCormack agreed with my theory (and I am no doctor) and we went with the treatment MY way. Now this same medicine is 95%+ effective and I have had a drastic improvement in the condition of my skin. I couldn't be happier to have a doctor who is willing to think outside of the box and LISTEN to her patients. Bottom line, I highly recommend Dr. McCormack and every PA that works for her.

    This office left me with many unnecessary biopsy scars all over my body from PAs that do not know…read morewhat they are doing. After getting both a 2nd and third opinion of moles that this office INSISTED be biopsied saying i was HIGHLY prone to melanoma despite 7 previous mole biopsy in the past 1.5 years being completely benign and 1 with mild dysplasia (practically benign), no family history, i never tan etc. i realized I was their biopsy cash cow. Every other doctor I told of my experience who I go to for routine skin checks have told me they were milking me for money especially given my age at the time (early 20s). This office literally traumatized me about skin cancer and I now go to a therapist to deal with very bad health anxiety and trust issues with doctors. Also for a punchline on how biopsy crazy this office is with even no moles. They biopsied a suspected fungal infection on me. A FUNGAL INFECTION. Ask any doctor and the first thing you do for a suspected fungal inspection is prescribe a fungicide and see if it cures it.. then you look further. Nope straight to biopsy. I told doctors this story and they have been horrified by this practice.

    Victory Internal Medicine PC

    Victory Internal Medicine PC

    2.2(27 reviews)
    1.9 miWesterleigh

    My brother John had been sick for the past week I called and spoke to Paulette Caruso on the phone…read morewho works at Victory Internal medicine and asked her to get my brother John in as he's been very sick. She contacted the doctor and made him an appointment for 10 o'clock this morning. She's very caring compassionate and was able to accommodate an appointment for today it's hard to find good help these days and I appreciate the willingness for her to go above and beyond to get him an appointment. I appreciate her very much and obtaining an appointment for him on such short notice very understanding on the phone very knowledgeable and the appointment was done less than five minutes. Thank you Paulette Caruso for being top-notch. I hope your manager recognizes you in the office

    My mother has been going to Dr. Kopstick for almost a decade. He has been her primary care doctor…read moreand he's alright. His front desk has always been rude but today was where they crossed the line. The gave us the run around to make sure our insurance was accepted and we did all that they asked. I made three different phone calls to Humana and their office and Paullette from their office said we were good to go. Then we get to the office and the blonde receptionist bluntly says, we don't accept this insurance. I clapped back real quick because I had someone from Humana call their office to confirm just an hour before. My mother has a PPO - she is not playing around so I was not about to let her or her supervisor, Dawn, turn us away because of their own laziness. I get the Humana agent on the line (who was phenomenal) and we together now wait there for another hour for Dawn and her front desk to get their act together. After 75 minutes, we had enough and are about to walk out when they say "Wait! the doctor will see her". I asked is it cleared up? The blonde in the front says "I don't know". Apparently their boss Dave now magically had the power to let my elderly mother see the doctor. Why didn't they do this when we arrived? I didn't want my mom to get now get a huge out of pocket bill so we walked ourselves right out of that mess of a business they think is a medical practice. A note to this office - you are exactly why the American healthcare system is broken. You make insured citizens of this country feel like they have to beg for an appointment to see a mediocre doctor. If you hate your job find a new one. Don't punish patients for your own misery.

    Dr Cammarata, DO - familydr - Updated May 2026

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