Very clean and well organized cancer facility. I will say it's a busy place, so it's a good idea to…read moreplan ahead and arrive early for your appointments. The biggest delays I've noticed are usually due to the elevator wait times rather than the staff. I've spent time on both the clinic and inpatient sides, and the care has been exceptional in both. The staff consistently go the extra mile to make sure you're comfortable and well taken care of. Whether it's helping you find your way around, taking extra time to explain your situation, or simply checking in to see how you're doing, everyone is incredibly kind, accommodating, and supportive. If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask. there's always someone willing to help.

I worked here from 2018-2020 and had a great experience. This building is essentially 24 hours due…read moreto have an inpatient floor on 15. There's also an urgent care available on the ground floor. The building is many years old but is maintained well. The facility is clean and spacious. There's security guards throughout the facility at your service. The clinicians here provide great quality of care to their patients from my observation. I was here recently to grab a crew neck sweatshirt from the gift shop. The gift shop is a small but it contains all of the essentials that you need while being at a hospital.

This year marks my 20 years as a breast cancer survivor…read more I cannot thank Memorial Sloan Kettering and their staff enough for the thorough care and support throughout the years of treatment. MSKCC has the top oncologists and nursing staff in the country. I am still a patient for annual check-up. I highly recommend Dr Alexandra Heerdt. She is an outstanding surgeon. My Oncologist, Dr Curry has since retired, but the follow up care from RN Cannon and her team is exceptional. God bless those who are going through the most difficult diagnosis. There is hope. Thank you for reading.

The waiting room area is large and always clean. There are also snacks and coffee. The front desk…read morestaff do their jobs well. Everyone is nice and respectful. I get great care here from the doctors, nurses and other staff.

I am in a journey of unknowns since being diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma back in July of 2021…read more The stars aligned when different dear beloved people in my life directed me to Doctor Goldenberg of Manhattan Hematology. No words describe my progress to wellness since and the unbelievable care and compassion of Dr. Goldenberg and staff. Yes angels do exist ! I am soon to move to final phase of treatment . My bad numbers Myeloma proteins are moving down to normal levels . Cannot say enough about Tracey , Paulene the nursing team , Christine and Omar in Administration . A level of love professionalism and compassion that is indescribable . G d Bless Dr. Goldenberg and Manhattan Hematology Oncology Thank you Barry Kaufman

This office is practicing balance billing for in network providers which is against the benefits…read morepolicy. The doctor is in-network with our insurance. The insurance says that the services are covered. There is no patient responsibility except for copays or lab copays. Christina, has been attempting to bill the difference between what the insurance says is the allowed rate, as per the doctor and insurance contract, and what the practice is charging. As a in-network provider, this is a breach in contract. She keeps making excuses about the insurance denying claims/ not reaching out to her / that her hands are tied to handle this situation but the only denials that the insurance see are for services that THEY were too late to file a claim for or filed incorrectly. Even then, there is no patient responsibility. That's on them to take the loss for having a clearly clueless and inadequate billing team who does not know what they are doing. And then they have the audacity to threaten to send to collections, for a bill not within patient responsibility as stated by insurance. Christina is clearly trying to avoid doing her job in order to force patients to pay off whatever charge the office wants. Uncooperative, ignoring calls from the insurance to clear the issue, and now us. She keeps acting like it's a problem that the insurance and the patient needs to solve but that's not the case. This is a problem that the office's billing department is supposed to solve. Insurance has already settled that the services are covered with only the copay as patient responsibility. The denied claims is because the billing department was too late and not doing their work in time, not because of lack of coverage. There is no argument, there is nothing unresolved. It's on Christina. Do not go to this office. They deserve to be shut down.

Hey Steven Gruenstein, MD thank you for seeing me the other day…read more When you saw my Cachexia and mentioned Cachexinol to help I was a bit worried. But after finding Cachexinol online and getting it for free I am doing much better. You are amazing!

Honest, patient, kind and excellent - all the things you want in an oncologist. Dr. G. will help…read moreyou find out what ails you. His compassion and caring are so important as he respectfully helps with your cancer questions.

I saw Dr. Tiersten many years ago and she treated me for breast cancer…read more I had a lot of anxiety about cancer so I asked her for a referral to get a CAT scan for lung cancer because I was a former smoker I was not in a high risk category for lung cancer She never cautioned me that the repeated radiation from CAT scans may put me at high risk for other cancers because of too much radiation Because I had already had standard radiation treatment for breast cancer Another doctor told me to stop getting the scans Yes and years later I developed a very rare cancer called a thymoma which is caused by too much radiation to the chest area I almost died It is not lost on me that Dr. Tiersten got paid for every test referral

Dr. Morrow is a surgical oncologist at MSKCC. A friend of mine, who doesn't have Yelp but who did…read morehave a small mass in her breast and who is a nervous patient, asked me to sit in with her during her consult with Dr. Morrow. Dr. Morrow isn't - surprise, surprise! - a warm and feely Teddie (Theodora?) bear. Maybe especially when a third party is sitting in and taking notes. She is, however, a clear communicator who was comfortable going over the procedure, what it would entail, possible outcomes, and post-procedure steps and pain management. Twice. AND - she called me immediately after the procedure to let me know all was good and that i could head over to pick up my friend. Okay, maybe she is a warm and feely Theodora bear outside of MSKCC. We don't know. Oh, almost forgot to mention - she's a gifted cutter, which is what my friend really came for, anyway.

Choosing Dr. David Samadi to handle my prostate surgery was one of the best medical decisions I…read morehave ever made. My surgery was in 2016, and now, 10 years later, I could not be happier with the decision or more grateful for the outcome. I was recently at a funeral and recommended Dr. Samadi to a friend who is dealing with a prostate issue. Since it had been many years since my surgery, I decided to look him up again to see what my friend might find in an online search. After reading some of the one- and two-star reviews, I felt compelled to share my own experience. Dr. Samadi has a very special gift. I thank God every day for his medical knowledge, surgical skill, and the care he provided to me. He is truly a fantastic doctor and surgeon. I did have one unpleasant experience at the hospital, but it had nothing to do with Dr. Samadi or anyone on his personal team. It involved other hospital staff. With a different attitude, I could have allowed that one incident to define my entire experience, but that would have been unfair and would have completely missed what mattered most: the exceptional medical care and surgical outcome Dr. Samadi gave me. His staff was second to none! Who cares if he does not always wear scrubs or if his waiting room sometimes feels like a newsroom? I did not choose him based on his clothing or office atmosphere. I chose him because I wanted an extraordinarily talented surgeon to treat a serious medical condition--and that is exactly what I received. Ten years later, I remain profoundly thankful that Dr. Samadi was my doctor. He deserves far more credit than some of these reviews give him. I would recommend him without hesitation.

Absolutely instills no confidence, vague diagnosis pessimistic and loves to collect patients and…read moretheir funds..I would never recommend this doctor to anybody I know...

I came here for a gynecological procedure. I was handled with care and felt most at ease with the…read morestaff here. Only complaint was the front desk gave me a different time and seemed to also be a little confused about what my actual surgery time would be. The other staff though, once I was checked in was AMAZING and I can't express how much I felt valued as a human and felt safe. Gabor Nemesdy, was my Anesthesiologist and he was just great!!! My nurse was Annie and she was also great! My surgeon was my primary Obgyn, Michael Frey, who is always amazing and the only one I would trust to do my surgery and his assistant was, Chioma Iwelumo and she was also lovely! Overall I can't say how thankful I am to have the team I had take care of me!

At first glance, you would think this facility is nice because it is clean and modern. The minute…read moreyou come through though Security directs you to wear a mask! That should have already flagged me to flee! I waited half an hour for my appointment and then 50 minutes for the next one. I was sitting in the inside waiting area after the first appointment and nobody came to get me. When they finally realized there was a patient unaccounted for, they try to shift the blame on the patient and said if something like this happens I should have alerted someone! It is obvious you do not know who comes and goes in your facility! DO NOT blame the patient for the inadequacies of the staff! If I was missing did someone bother to go and look to see if I am still in the facility? Did anyone ask me my name and why I am still sitting there? Instead, I am supposed to go in search of staff! In hindsight, I should have run out into the hallway and knocked on every door looking for staff so I could make a run and not come back to this place! Both technicians are really rough too! I am still sore from the both of them. There are lockers but not for patients to use! You have to carry all your belongings with you. At the time I was in the wait area an unhinged lady was sitting there tearing up her personal junk mail. She'd been sitting there for a long time and I bet nobody asked her what she was doing there! She didn't have a mask on either. I'm surprised security didn't burst in there to reinforce a stale process. The one star is for the Keurig and water machine!

Dr Axelrod is amazing. She is thorough, takes her time to explain options and is very responsive…read moreto questions and concerns. She is an exceptional surgeon who remains involved you your care long after the stitches are out. Wish I could giveher more stars.

This woman is so full of herself and rude. I waited so long in the waiting room and then in the…read moreexam room only to have treat me rudely and speak to me a in a condescending manner. No bedside manner what so ever. In my post op check up all she could do was compliment her suture work.