from the second, I walked in I felt comfortable and well taken care of... Dr. Tania is not only one…read moreextremely experienced and knowledgeable, she has a wonderful bedside manner and made me feel comfortable and listen to throughout the whole visit... there is no doubt in my mind I am going to return for any and everything... The staff were polite, kind, and did not rush me at all... Something that's rare nowadays... Kudos to dr. Tania Cohen and her whole staff... The Poughkeepsie office is very easy to get to and has a parking lol right in front of the building...

Wonderful office staff as well as Tania Cohen. She takes care of your cosmetic needs as well as…read moreregular skin problems. Very positive upbeat atmosphere at this office. Ms. Cohen wants you to feel good and will go out of your way to make sure each patient has a positive experience. I am glad she is now part of our Hudson Valley community.

Everyone from the receptionist to the techs to the doctor were extremely professional and…read moreknowledgeable. Everyone is really friendly and it's a beautiful atmosphere. I have been coming for years and will never go anywhere else.

Just moved to the area and will be finding a new derm. Having a family history of melanoma I go for…read moreannual skin checks and my previous derm was very thourough, inspecting every inch of my skin and scalp, using a light and magnifying glass to look at smaller blemishes, taking photographs for tracking moles, etc. they also completed a biopsy on a spot on my scalp last year. Having provided my family history, my biopsy history and the fact that I have notably fair complexion , I would expect a derm to at least take a close look at my skin. This doctor took MAYBE 1 min to look over my entire body, not inspecting a single mole, and proclaimed my skin to be perfect. I will now have to schedule with a new dermatologist and be out another $40 copay. If you have skin cancer concerns absolutely avoid this practice and Dr. Hassani

My Doctor made a referral to a Few Derm. Physicians, IN $ Minutes a Woman called me and told me,…read moreTHEY CANNOT SEE ME. They only Fill YOUR FACE WITH FILLERS....While the Celluititts in your Dominant Arm is Killing YOU ! A Police REport was made and I talked with NY STATE HEALTH DEPT.

Not a review of the doctor, but of how the practice is run…read more Called for a new patient appointment, gave my insurance info, was given an appointment in six weeks. Show up 15 minutes early, after a 45 minute drive, to be told the doctor they scheduled me with does not participate in my insurance. No, no one else can see me today....can I come back next week? So here I am, one week and another 45 minute drive later, sitting in the waiting room at 9AM when I had an 8:30AM appointment. If they're running behind at 8:30 in the morning, I can't imagine how long one waits for an afternoon appointment! I got in to see the PA at 9:05. She was very thorough, explained everything, so I'm very satisfied with the actual care given. But it is now noon, and my pharmacy still has not received my prescriptions. I called and was told it should be "by the end of the day." All in all, a pretty frustrating experience. Not sure if I'll subject myself to this again next year.

My first experience was incredible. I highly would recommend Bethany to anyone ttc. She's very…read moreprofessional and cares so much about what she does. I look forward to seeing her in a few weeks for my second session.

I can speak first hand that the treatment plan helped significantly reduce the pain of years of…read morewear, tear and injuries sustained while serving in the Military as both an infantryman and combat aviation soldier and compounded by the aging process. The last few years has shown us the true nature of big pharma solutions and our health and quality of life don't factor in to their business model. In fact its quite the opposite. Don't stay hooked, unplug and try the original medical practices that have produced results for thousands of years. The only thing you stand to loose are the risky side effects from pills your already taking! #original #painmanagementtherapy #works

If I could give Dr. Neal zero stars, I would. He operated a MOHS above the hairline and was so…read morecareless and negligent - as was his stitching PA Mike Dulay - that the wound healed and scarred over so there's a bald patch now instead of stitching it properly where the hair can grow back again. I feel like this is stitching 101 in medical school. I know there are very few rare instances where the scalp can't be stitched together, but by and large, it's not only possibly but COMMONLY DONE so that the scalp is brought together again so hair can grow unhindered. Now there's permanent irreparable damage done and there's nobody to answer to because it's not severe enough of a deformity to warrant a medical malpractice lawsuit, but believe me I explored that option. Do yourself a favor and STEER FAR AND CLEAR from Upstate Dermatology for EVERYTHING other than simple, standard, common issues that their staff can handle. Seriously, I would be suing if I could. Dr. Neal is literally the worst. If you don't believe me, check out the rest of his reviews.

Zero stars ought to be an option. I had an appt. at 10:00 in the morning. I arrived at 9:50 and was…read moreissued into an examination room. By 10:30 I was tired of waiting. No-one had poked their head into the room even once to apologize for or explain the delay. That was already a delay of FORTY minutes early in the day, at 10:00. Either very bad scheduling or simply greedy. So after waiting for FORTY minutes, I decided to just leave. I'd had enough. When I opened the door of the room I was in, there was the doc sitting at a desk doing paper work. If this were my practice, I would, first, have kept me informed about the delay, and, having totally failed at that, I would have called me, the patient, when I'd arrived home to apologize and say that maybe we could reschedule. But, NO, NOTHING. Nothing except billing my insurance company for an appointment that ended up not happening. These people are among the rudest I've ever encountered. They care not a whit about the patients, only about the money.

Frustrating customer experience. Potential racism. Absolutely treated me like a fool…read more Their messaging/call center is obtuse and frustrating. I've had to repeat that my insurance will not approve a medication the office provided several times and only gotten it resolved by going directly to an office to speak with a staff member. The Port Jervis location in NY has a receptionist who gives me (a person of color) dirty looks each time I go there. Even asking for the wi-fi password they did not seem to appreciate that I was speaking to them. Today I went to follow up because I had to get bloodwork submitted to them in order to try Accutane. They were supposed to call me but I had no messages from them. Turns out they called me "a million times" according to the acting physician and because they need "consistent follow-up" they decided I am not a good fit for Accutane. Mind, I'm not on it nor was it ordered. I apologized because I'd been having phone issues and asked to just update my contact info. They repeated what they'd said and when I said "okay" they turned around and left. I did the same. No asking me if I would like a follow-up appointment, no further elaboration. "Yeah so we asked you to do bloodwork and we were going to call you to confirm when we received it, we called you a million times including your emergency numbers and you didn't respond, so we feel you are not a good fit, we're not going to do anything about it have a good day no we don't care that you're sorry." I was on Azelaic Acid and Trentinoin for a while. They gave me a month supply which was a single tube. I had to go to 2 visits for them to agree that my skin damage was too extensive for one tube a month. I spoke with an older doctor who saw the damage and said "yeah, you need more than Acid/Trentinoin." Completely invalidated what the last 3 doctors said. Every doctor I spoke to after him gave me a side-eye like I wasn't supposed to know that.

The dermatologists here can't tell the difference between a mole and a spider bite. Don't go here!…read moreSave your money lol

This is an extremely well managed dermatology office. The staff, from doctor, to PAs, the nurses,…read moreto front desk. Truly professional people at every level. I have had nothing but the most excellent care here for a number of years. I particularly appreciate my PA, Samantha Lagace. She is personable and skilled.

I had to go for a full body scan and to have a mole removed…read more The office staff were friendly and efficient. I was seen quickly, which is great, as is there anything more tedious than waiting for an appointment? I found the assisting nurse to be very friendly and thoughtful. She anticipated questions I might have about the process and explained what the PA would be doing before I saw the PA which was helpful and calming for me. The PA was effective and professional. I wouldn't say she had a friendly "bedside" manner, but not everyone needs to have that affect. She didn't make me feel uncomfortable and she wasn't cold. This practice has the PA/doctor do the scan while the assisting nurse takes photos (with permission) with an iPad. The whole thing was done very quickly, but I did not feel it was rushed. I also had a mole on my earlobe removed. This was painless, over in a moment, and it healed well. Overall, I was satisfied with the care I received and scheduled my followup at the same practice.

Jennifer Thornell is great. Very thorough and explained everything she was doing. BUT the phone…read moresystem gets a -10. There is no way to talk to a real person. Phone extension rings until it's dropped and that's it. Guess it will be an in person visit.

I had a very disappointing experience at Hudson Dermatology with Dr. Imge Hulurin the Kingston…read moreoffice. During my last visit, I came in to have a brown spot near my eye, treated with cryotherapy. Just before the doctor applied the freezing agent, I noticed she was aiming it directly at my face and close to my eye. I asked her to adjust the angle away from my face, but instead of angling it away from my face, she angled it toward my eye/nose. It happened quickly and it was a bit alarming! After the incident, I attempted to address my concerns about patient safety and comfort through a professional email exchange. Unfortunately, I was repeatedly bounced from one department to another, with no one taking real responsibility. Eventually, my concerns were ignored altogether. There was minimal acknowledgment of what happened, no meaningful follow-up, and no offer of goodwill. If this were my business, I would've reduced the fee or, at the very least, offered a discount on a future visit. Instead, my request was dismissed--and I was sent a letter stating they would no longer provide me with care which was quite insulting. I paid my bill in full and was nothing but professional throughout, but I feel the way they handled this situation was rather surprising. I won't be returning, and I won't be recommending them. They clearly don't value patient feedback.

Sorry to hear that PA Caitlin is not going to be there when or if I return next year for my skin…read morecheckup. She has always been thorough, friendly and professional with me through the years. It's very hard to find truly great people to put your trust into, but I've always been happy with the staff there for the most part. I'll think it through for a little bit. As you get older, you seem to form bonds of trust that are unshakable. I wish Caitlin the best in her career. She's the best!

If I could give Dr. Neal zero stars, I would. He operated a MOHS above the hairline and was so…read morecareless and negligent - as was his stitching PA Mike Dulay - that the wound healed and scarred over so there's a bald patch now instead of stitching it properly where the hair can grow back again. I feel like this is stitching 101 in medical school. I know there are very few rare instances where the scalp can't be stitched together, but by and large, it's not only possibly but COMMONLY DONE so that the scalp is brought together again so hair can grow unhindered. Now there's permanent irreparable damage done and there's nobody to answer to because it's not severe enough of a deformity to warrant a medical malpractice lawsuit, but believe me I explored that option. Do yourself a favor and STEER FAR AND CLEAR from Upstate Dermatology for EVERYTHING other than simple, standard, common issues that their staff can handle. Seriously, I would be suing if I could. Dr. Neal is literally the worst. If you don't believe me, check out the rest of his reviews.