My daughter needed an x-ray before seeing her pulmonologist but I didn't know I needed an order…read morefrom the doctor. Jemima, a wonderful woman who works at the front desk, physically went to Pulmonology for me to get the order. She then checked us in and brought me the forms to sign. She told me not to get up because I was holding the baby. I am blown away by the kindness and helpfulness so I just needed to write a review of it.

This facility publicly advertises that it accepts walk-in patients. However, based on multiple…read morepersonal experiences, this representation appears to be false. Regardless of the time of day--whether early morning or late afternoon--and despite the waiting area having one or no patients at all, staff repeatedly state that walk-ins are not accepted.

I said wow the office Lab was pretty busy I did my walk in ! I been waiting patiently and the…read moretechnician Zaria is been with a lot of patience to attend me with the appropriate approach! I had never been feeling very sati for some one whom knows her job! she is an amazing an caring person ! Gab bless her ! highly recommend this place a day previously a gentle girl provides me a container to collect my sample! thanks so much for these quality of people! Iam highly recommend them.

They write the possibility of cancer in every single body part they look out to get you to spend…read moremoney on unnecessary f/u tests, especially Dr Shapiro, who my physician says " drive doctors crazy with f/u tests because he states" Coupd be cancer in rvery( and I mean every) body parts he sees. The manager " Ronald " is a liar and will tell you anything to get you to not ask questions. I hate this place it should be investigated. " Avoid" Westchester advanced imaging" unless you want to spend the next year getting unneeded f/u tests

This location was recommend to me by my kids teacher and school nurse while I was looking for a new…read morepediatrician. Im glad they did because so far and after my first visit, Im impressed. Everyone from the front desk to the technician were great! Dr. Ally and the medical assistant Devin were incredibly sweet and professional. This place is big and very clean. There's lots of parking on premises. I also like that they have the lab here so if you need blood work everything is done here. They also have other pediatrician who work after hours in case of emergency. I definitely recommend. I think I'll stay here till my kids turn 21 which I think is the age limit. They're 17 now

I just went the cafe with my client to purchase a snack. I asked the cashier for a bag. she said…read morerudely can't you see I am talking as if she was talking to a child. I am black and my client is white. I felt very insulted. what kind if customer service is that? It is not what is said but how it is said. I will never purchase from that cafe again.

I stop by afc urgent care because the wife was not feeling great. The was empty and my wife was…read moreseen within two mins after filling out the forms. My wife was seen by dr dirago, she explained her symptoms and he knew exactly what was the cause. He immediately gave her medication on the spot and prescription for use during the week. He was pleasant and friendly and listened to my wife and her concerns.i highly recommend this urgent care and dr dirago in particular if he is there. Two thumbs up

As usual the front desk staff greeted me and were glad I decided to busy today . Besides the…read morebeeping lady was amazing and I hope they bring her back again. I just needed one simple test and then later in the day needed to as the PA in charge a question and O'Neil got in the phone and out my mind at ease. This is by far the best run urgent care in westchester. Fran lewis MJ network blog talk radio

A drug testing collection center with local offices in New York City. In hopes for a better and…read moresecured future, I was designated to dispose bodily fluids into a cup to disclose any foreign substances withheld. I have none-- HONESTLY! Under a watchful eye a testing collector oversaw my every move from entering the premise, removing all personal belongings, turning out pockets, pre-washing hands, entering the restroom, placing the specimen on the table, post-washing hands, and including watching the collector drop the specimen into two separate test tubes. Whoa! I have done a drug test for a previous employment, but I have never witnessed a test collector who placed the specimen into cassette tubes and then package. All specimen are sent to Quest Diagnostics, a leading U.S. laboratory analysis with multiple locations. Upon entering premises the air is whiff with the acrid odor of urine. Signature and valid photo identification are required. All exams are by appointment only in conjunction with the collection site and the employer without regards to the candidate's schedule. Thankfully, testing collectors do not have the legal right to do a TSA airport style "pat down" but only to instruct candidates to turn out pockets. Ahhh, I felt like it was a interrogation for a criminal investigation!! Despite of the overall ordeal interrogation, the collector was professional amid doing her job as she was not curt, nor abrasive, and not dismissive with her tone. I went to the Downtown Civic Center site at 160 Broadway in New York City which is located in the lobby.

The staff is super helpful and the clinics are clean! I had a great experience here and the staff…read morewere extremely professional.

My sister was critically ill and hospitalized about 15 days in two different wards in the month of…read moreOctober, but died in another facility. I did not have much contact with staff as I was from out of town and another family member was in charge, we were visiting from hours away. While visiting, I observed that on her instructions to staff that she needed to be fed (she could not hold a fork). On two occasions during my visit and during a phone call, I saw and heard that she informed the servers she was unable to eat her meal and asked for help. She was ignored. She had lost considerable weight over timeand frail but sitting up and conscious. Another family member and I also noted her fingernails were black from trying to eat food with her fingers. I believed her nails were not cleaned and we had to do it twice ourselves when we had a chance. I had spoke with a staff member about the problem but the neglect never changed from what I could understand. The day before her discharge I tried to call the floor nurse and social worker from out of town but no one answered their phone. I finally asked the switch board for the ombudsman and I reported the problem. He seemed more worried about the hygiene instead of the fact that my sister was being starved. This was supposed to be a quality hospital but as a health care professional I was appalled at the level of basic care. Candace Saint (703) 801:-

Westchester Medical Center is an absolutely terrible hospital. It's the only trauma center in…read moreWestchester County and it's by far among the worst places. I wish someone would develop another trauma center because the medical care here is terrible. I pray that the terrible people are all replaced and they receive divine retribution for their lack of compassion. I want to highlight two particular people- nurse Margaret and Glenn from the second Medical ICU. They're exceptionally rude individuals, who makes me wonder why they would ever become a nurses. Because they have such poor bedside manners. My mother in law is passing away and these two nurses on the second floor won't let the family be with her. We just want to sit beside our mom, and these two nasty nurses are big on having a power trip on removing people who just want to stay by their mother's bedside when she's unresponsive. The audacity of these people. They said that my mother-in-law is not "actively dying", meaning they didn't pull the plug, so they' fought us on staying with her! Imagine your mom passing away and not letting the family stay by her side. DONT COME HERE.