It's hard to review a hospital since the quality of care depends on who is there and your state of…read moremind. On Friday I took my father to the cardiologist and he found water in his lungs. He said he had to immediately go to the hospital to get it drained and he recommended I go to St. Francis. My father being stubborn refused any hospital visit at first but finally we got him to go. When we drove into the parking lot I thought I would walk my father to the ER but the walk was too much. A staff exiting noticed us and helped us into the nearest entrance which was not the ER. He got us a wheelchair and even wheeled us to the ER. That was very nice of him considering he was on his way out. At the ER the triage nurse took a look at the cardiologist's papers and listened to the story while examining my father. They were patient with him even though he was getting cantankerous. The whole process took 20 to 30 minutes and we were let into the ER. My father was placed in a bed in the hallway. There were lots of beds in the hallway. They looked very busy. A doctor came and examined my father and ordered a chest X-ray and blood tests. The nurse expertly inserted a needle in, drew blood and left a space for the IV to go in the future. My father was not happy about the needle but they were reassuring to him. They gave me a chair and we waited. An X-ray machine came to us and they did a chest x-ray right at the bedside. The doctor came and said that the water was not in his lungs but around. She prescribed some strong intravenous diuretic. When he had to go to the bathroom, he refused to use the urinal so they used this contraption I've never seen before that wheels him to the bathroom and allows him to sit on the toilet. He had to go every 2 hours and was pretty demanding. But they stopped what they were doing to help me get him to the bathroom. They gave me a chair to sit next to him. They asked if I wanted anything. He was admitted but there was no room so we waited. A cardiologist came and patiently explained what was wrong (he has afib) and his options. He's stubborn so a pacemaker was out so the doctor prescribed him a beta blocker. I ask for food for him the first night but it never came which was one of the few complaints I had. I asked several times but I never got any menu for him till the afternoon of the next day. I managed to get him dinner, and breakfast. The food is probably the best hospital food I've seen. It is however tasteless (no salt because of people with high blood pressure. Finally, on Sunday we were discharged and we managed to get lunch before we left. They took care of everything and the process was smooth. Overall it was a good hospital with good people trying to give the patients the best care.

Receptionist are very difficult to deal with they don't know basic scheduling questions. If you…read morehave a prescription from your doctor they will not accept it for testing ... they force you to use their doctors against your will and charge your insurance company for the exact same thing you did when you saw your specialist they should be audited for insurance fraud .

I found Dr. Richard Schlofmitz to be a brilliant cardiologist and diagnostican. He is a world…read morerenowned physician who makes himself available to his patients 24/7, even having his private cell phone number listed on his business card, encouraging his patients to call him at anytime they feel the need! Dr. Schlofmitz performed a needed angioplasty as a result of my diagnosis of Congestive Heart Failure, requiring three stents on February 18th of this year. The results were outstanding, with no need for a defibrillator at this time ( age 74). I unreservedly recommend Dr. Richard Schlofmitz without reservation and feel blessed to have had his expertise!

It is very depressing when someone who is supposed to be so brilliant turns out to be so…read moreinsensitive, crass and unkind. Try not to deal with him when you are conscious.

Dr. Levine did my second ablation after one failed one by a different doctor. I have been arrythmia…read morefree for over 16 years and couldn't recommend him more highly!! I really thank God for him.

Dr. Levine is an amazing doctor. He is always professional and direct. He was able to restore my…read moremom back to her normal lifestyle after performing a surgical ablation. My family is grateful to Dr. Levine for his exceptional surgical talent!

Boost Wellness Review: Roslyn, New York…read more As someone who used to frequent public contrast therapy spots back in Arizona, stepping into Boost Wellness in Roslyn felt like an entirely different league. My wife and mother-in-law gifted me sessions here for my birthday, and after seeing the setup, I immediately traded my initial package in for a monthly subscription. It's easily one of the best ways to spend a weekend. What sets this place apart immediately is the privacy and the quality of the equipment. Back in Arizona, cold plunging meant piling into shared, public tubs and cycling through communal saunas where everyone is on display. At Boost, you get your own private rooms. My go-to routine is the contrast therapy: * Round One: 20 minutes in the private infrared sauna, which comes loaded with bluetooth speakers so you can sync your phone and play a podcast or music, followed by 3 minutes in the cold plunge. * Round Two: 10 more minutes in the sauna, followed by another 3 minutes in the plunge while stretching out to get the blood flowing. While they do offer a cryo option, I much prefer their actual cold water plunge tubs. Afterwards, I head over for a 10-minute session in the red light therapy room. Unlike older setups I've used where the light panels are fixed far away, their multi-light therapy panels are on wheels. You can roll them right up close to get full-body exposure, and the room has a nice built-in breeze so you don't overheat. They also have top-tier compression therapy chairs that double as actual massage chairs--brand new, pristine, and incredibly comfortable. The staff is exceptionally friendly, and the manager got me set up smoothly on a credit-based system. Contrast therapy runs you two credits since it covers both hot and cold cycles, and the monthly membership gives me 12 credits to play with--perfect for hitting three solid therapies once a weekend. At over 50, I'm doing this to stay strong, mobile, and young for as long as possible. Whether you're already dialed into the science popularized by Wim Hof or just starting to look into the longevity and recovery benefits of cold water and infrared therapy, Boost Wellness is unmatched. The facility is spotless, state-of-the-art, and worth every visit. Highly recommend.

Boost Health and Wellness in Roslyn is a terrific addition to my wellness journey. The location is…read moreconvenient, beautifully maintained, and consistently clean; the entire experience feels thoughtfully managed from start to finish. There is an excellent range of wellness and recovery services, including contrast therapy, infrared sauna, full-body red light therapy, cold plunge, and cryotherapy. The infrared sauna is a particular favorite, and cryotherapy has become increasingly appreciated with each visit. Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is still on the list to try. What truly sets the Roslyn location apart is the staff. Everyone is kind, welcoming, attentive, and genuinely interested in making each visit a positive one. It is rare to find such a broad range of high-quality services offered in one place with this level of cleanliness, care, and professionalism. Highly recommend Boost Roslyn for anyone looking to support recovery, wellness, and overall well-being.

Dr. Theo is a very kind, competent and compassionate doctor. His calm behavior takes all of the…read moreanxiety about being in a doctor's office. When I call or write on the portal, Dr. Theo gets back to me promptly. His assistant Diana is extremely sweet and helpful. All around, a pleasure to be affiliated with this practice.

DR Theo is a kind compassionate wonderful Doctor with an excellent bedside manner. And it doesn't…read morehurt that he is absolutely gorgeous! I would highly recommend him! He gives 100% and is on time!

My family and I have been going to Dr. Schwartz for years, and his office is a pleasure. They are…read moreeager to assist with referrals, medication refills, and more. Dr. Schwartz administers a very thorough exam and I think he's an excellent Primary Care Doctor.

I got a appointment quickly. Front desk was nice and even tho I had to wait, it wasn't super long…read more The dr was nice enough and I had a bunch of bloodwork done. I got the results back and I'm not a dr so when things come back looking not normal, it worries me. I had to call the office to follow up and left a message but didn't hear back for weeks. weeks! And then when I finally do get a call back, it's not even from the dr and they just said everything looks fine. yeah, that's not a dr I want to be seeing. Someone who can't even call me back and I need to call to follow up on my own bloodwork when the results to me, look worrying.

Took my 12 year old to this doctor, the doctor seemed at first to be very confident and…read moreknowledgeable...but of the 5 sessions we had with him, both he and his office were surprised at our (scheduled) arrival at his office..We were seen each time...... but others were either cancelled last minute or made to unexpectedly wait the entire length of our session to be seen.....I was kinda surprised since his fee was kinda expensive $600 first hour and $285 for 20 mins sessions....and he took no insurance...so I expected a business professional....after about 3 months of treatment ...a negative result with the medicine or dosage that Doctor prescribed occurred with my child...a phone call was made to him (he stated this is a problem he had seen before) and an appointment was given 1 week later.....I assigned No blame, medication is tricky..... at this appointment the doctor refused to discuss his treatment plans at any reasonable length.... or the reasons behind the negative results or future plans for treatment, he just cut off all medications and we were to follow his directions (well, we always had)...I agreed to follow all instructions, that is why I was paying him, but....when I nicely...and calmly...pressed to find out any plan or options for the future, the doctor became arrogant and inpatient, as if "how dare I question him"...I apologized and explained I assign no blame and my question were not a sign of my resistance recommendations...I just want and needed information ti insure my child's safety... he suggested If "I" was not satisfied I should go else where...well I explained I was confused by his reaction and that my satisfaction was not the issue, but I needed an explanation or plans for treatment....and additionally I wanted him to confer with the Physiologist my son was seeing.......the doctor got argumentative and stated "The other doctor will do his job and he would do his, there was no reason for their conferral" and I that had increased my sons medication, well I did, as we had previously discussed would be required in next session a few days later....AND spoke to him about it... the next day on the phone, he agreed completely with my assessment, stated the new increase would take about a week to take effect and then....few days later even increased the medication officially to this level permanently and told me to keep old medication so we could "tweet" the dose if necessary...The conferral was eventually agreed to when he was challenged on it, but his mindset was upsetting... In 46 years I have never had any such issues, with any other doctors..I am not sure if the doctor felt he had made an error and was at civil risk (which he was not) or his personality did not allow him to explain to a mere mortal, what he was thinking or maybe his cat died earlier in the day...I have NO idea..BUT I informed him, that previously I had been satisfied, but apparently he was not.....and for this reason I removed my child from his practice...I DO NOT RECOMMENDED HIM..SAD to say..He recommend 5 times during my respectful business like...attempt for information that ..I take my previously suicidal child, who was having MAJOR safety and impulse issues due to his prescribed treatment and... go elsewhere, because of his pride !!!..I had such high hopes and desire for desperately need help !!

Update 2: After 2 e-mails Northwell has responded. There was…read moreno dispute on their end, they have agreed to refund me and remove the collection notice immediately. I still wish that this had not happened, but at least good to see them correct it. Beatrice (unsure of spelling), at customer service, was very friendly, helpful and efficient.

My daughter is very sick. We drove 45 mins over to this location this morning at about 10:00 am,…read moreonly to find out that they're not accepting walk in's. What a joke! This is an Urgent Care!! There were only 4 people in the waiting area. Only 1 couple wore masks. They all seemed fine to us. The receptionist kept asking us to make an online appointment, which is 7/8 hours later. When my daughter told her that she is having fever and coughing with blood for a day or two, she still insisted we made appointment online, because they were busy, appointments were lined up for 15 minutes apart. I totally understood that Urgent Care must be very busy, especially at this time of the year. However, what is the point of having a "Urgent" Care Clinic, if people knew they would be sick ahead of time. Also, turning away sick patients on the spot is such an unprofessional act. Shame on Northwell Health!

The St Frances Hospital & heart center of Nassau County, I was told is tops, so I agreed go there…read morewhile I was having a heart attack while visiting in the area. The ER care and attention was good and most of the nurses were young beautiful women. Processing was somewhat quick. What surprised me was the lack of room in the ER and then the lack of rooms. It made me wonder if the rooms were reserved for the wealthy. Don't get me wrong I was glad to be there and get help, but I have never seen anything like it. I was received to a bed in a spot in a hallway. I'm not kidding, I spent the entire night in a bed in a hallway. The good thing was that I was glad to be near a bathroom, that is, until others began using it and not just for number one, if you know what I mean. How is it that such a wealthy and well known place has no rooms for those taken in. I'm just in shock, and I would have left if I were not in such need of care. Well, the hall was at least clean. I felt like I was in some South American hospital that lacked funds. People can speak bad about the Bronx or Westchester hospitals or even Putnam county hospitals, but I have never visited one of these places and been placed in a bed in a hallway. I really don't know what else to say, except I can't wait til the morning sunshine to move on from here. I am so, so grateful for the Westchester, Putnam and Danbury, Connecticut hospitals. I will never complain about them ever again. Follow up: While there I engaged in conversations with other patients. They were more familiar with the Hospital and they had nothing but good things to say about St Frances Hospital and Heart Center. They all said that the hospital is always busy and the doctors were very good and responsive. I guess as always we live and learn. Who would have thought that beds in the hallways was a common thing in this area for this great place.

Im back with a new review because i ended up back in the ER but this time it was 12 noon and the…read moretreatment I received paled in comparison to the night staff ! I can not stress enough how absolutely patient and kind everyone was! Even the Techs! The maintenance man the Nurse named Jessica is a pleasure! Them I was moved to a Blue Area and Nurse Sabrina was another Joy! Now this is Medical attention at its finest and what a beautiful hospital! Thank you to all medical staff for how u made me feel! Safe! Thank you!