I wouldn't recommend anyone to go to this doctor. She doesn't care about her patients. She wants to…read morehave as many patients as she can but doesn't want to see them. I only saw her when I went in for my first physical as I chose her to be my primary. After that she would never want to see me, if something was wrong she would tell me to go the emergency. I cancelled her and found another doctor.

I have been a patient of Dr. Cotugno for over 10 years. She is simply wonderful. Dr. Cotugno…read moretakes the time to listen and understand her patients she knows me when I walk in the door and remembers everything! She is extremely thorough remembers what we discussed during my last visit and has been very accurate in her diagnosis. On a side note she also remembers my family members and always asks about my adult children who live out of state. This is a very busy practice and if you have a minor problem and need to be seen that day the nurse practitioner is always available, but if you have a more serious concern as I recently did Dr. Cotugno will find the time to see you ASAP. Excellent physician and a caring individual.

The Care from my provider was A1 and the process taken for my specified needs was addressed and…read morecarefully reviewed.

I wish I could give 0 stars. In what other business would you have to wait 2 hours? Yup I did that…read moretoday at 1 Tallowood Dr. I could no longer wait after 2 hours. I had to fast for this blood work. By the time I got so frustrated I left. I went to my car and checked my sugar and it was at 53! was very lightheaded and felt sick. I immediately went to get some food. How can a major practice of St. Peter's "health partners" be so incompeten? I'm calling out Karen Dorhety Wells and her nurse Oryannah on this. This nurse is always nasty to me when I message PA Wells. I had to switch doctors at this practice before, now I'm done with them completel.

I have nothing but amazing things to say about this practice. They go above and beyond to make sure…read morethat the care, quality and experience is top-notch. I will say that I am not the easiest patient to work with, and every single time I call, they go above and beyond to make sure that my needs are met. At this point, I have lived all over the place, and I have continued to go back to Community Care family Medicine and Clifton Park due to the care that they have provided. I've been here for almost half a decade, and I would like to especially thank Kalynne (PA), Beth (Desk Admin), Angela (Desk Admin), and Fallon (PA). Thank you, for everything that you do for your patients!!!

Eric C Schnakenberg, MD I would not conclude that Dr. Eric…read moreC. Schnakenberg is an unsafe or untrustworthy physician solely because of the 2019 incident. But there is a legitimate disciplinary history that I would want to understand before making a decision. The New York Workers' Compensation Board temporarily suspended his authorization to treat workers' compensation patients on April 1, 2019. The stated reason was that he failed to respond to interrogatories from the Board. The Board said it believed this may constitute misconduct under the Workers' Compensation Law.

julia takes the time to listen to your issues and never…read moremakes you feel badly or rushed! I can't say enough about her care! highly recommend her and practice !

It seems harder and harder to find a Dr. That listens to YOU and actually cares. Well, I have found…read moremine and she is fantastic! The office is professional, clean, friendly andI highly recommend her and her practice.

Over the course of my treatment, I experienced multiple instances where prescribed medications were…read morenot called into my pharmacy despite requests and assurances that they would be. On several occasions, this involved my prescribed SSRI medication. Because these prescriptions were not submitted in a timely manner, I experienced withdrawal symptoms that could have been avoided with appropriate medication management. Following a subarachnoid hemorrhage, I was prescribed an additional medication to help manage anxiety. This medication is a controlled substance, and the prescriptions were repeatedly sent to my pharmacy with incorrect or incomplete instructions. These errors occurred so frequently that my pharmacist expressed concern regarding the repeated prescribing mistakes. On at least one occasion, the pharmacist advised me that they modified or clarified the prescription instructions so that the medication could be dispensed appropriately. I found it deeply concerning that the pharmacy felt it necessary to intervene in order for me to receive a medication that had been prescribed by my provider. As these problems continued, I contacted the practice to express my concerns about the ongoing difficulty obtaining timely refills for this medication. Rather than addressing my concerns or working toward a resolution, I was subsequently discharged from the practice. I was informed that the reason for my dismissal was that I had stated I "couldn't wait to leave the practice." I do not believe this accurately reflected the purpose of my call. My intent was to raise legitimate concerns about repeated medication management issues that were affecting my health and recovery. Being dismissed from the practice after voicing those concerns left me without continuity of care during a particularly vulnerable period. These repeated issues caused unnecessary stress while I was recovering from a serious neurological event and relying on my healthcare providers to coordinate my care appropriately. Beyond the inconvenience, the delays, prescribing errors, and interruption in my care had the potential to compromise my health and safety.

In short "If you need care within a few hours and can get there on your own, go here."…read more I'm going to preface this review a few assumptions: If you're in the ER it's probably not a good day for you anyway, most peope don't really *want* to be there, and you're there because you need to be seen sooner than tomorrow morning at a primary care doctor or need more care than a CVS or PriceChopper type Clinic can offer. With that in mind, I'll say I 'enjoyed' my visit to Ellis Emergent Care. I left feeling WAY better than I did when I got there - which is the point, right? The waiting room was calm, quiet, and not crowded. The staff was professional. I won't say 'overly friendly', but it's the ER people!!! They could have been on the tail end of three 12-hour shifts. They were, however, gentle, caring, respectful, and efficient. I was in for extreme dehydration during pregnancy and had to get an IV. The nurses and PA very much seemed to have the attitude of "Lets get you feeling better and get you home." They're obviously busy, but don't seem frantic. The receptionists remembered my name and had all the paperwork ready to go when we went to check out. I feel like all of these reasons in aggragate make it a 5-Star ER. You're not at the spa, but you're also not getting ebola or watching someone die on a stretcher. I'd call that a win. Since it is a smaller facility, they have a limited number of beds/rooms compared to other major hospitals. With that in mind, if there are more than 10 people in the waiting room, it could mean they are filled to capacity. We waited about an hour before I was admitted to a room on a Wednesday afternoon. I felt given the number of people I saw leave and get admitted before me, this was very reasonable. Pro Tip - this facility does NOT accept ambulances, and as a result, the hectic, chaotic atmospher that you experience in other places is noticable absent here. If you need care within a few hours and can get there on your own, go here.

Zero communication whatsoever. Brenda Favata,Rn and Steven Engelberg,PA left me in the room after…read moregetting testing done for an hour. I had to walk out of the room myself and find a nurse to ask for an update 3 different times and was brushed off. It wasn't until the 3rd time I finally got an answer that could've taken 5 min. Majority of workers here seem standoffish as well.

They did a lab test and it came back abnormal. PCP acted very concerned. So how did he handle it?…read moreHe waited TWO WEEKS to tell me at a follow up appointment. PCP said I could have a referral to a specialist, and he would do so after the following test, if I liked. The symptoms worsened within a short period of time thereafter. I called and his staff said I had to come in for ANOTHER appointment, before he'd give me the promised referral! Had I gotten to the specialist at the peak of my pain, maybe I would not have gone through prolonged suffering. Had he not waited two weeks to tell me of an alarming abnormality in my lab work.

This is theication where my parents vist ther doctor. The place is convenient and located in the…read moreheart of Clifton Park. I lived in a town house development right next to the campus making it convenient. Over the last few years there has been some M and A activity that has resulted in a larger campus. I have gotten my lab tests here and they are efficient and took care of my appointment fairly quickly. The staff heewere friendly.

am a professional who works in the healthcare field. This man should be and will be reported for…read morehis verbal abuse and his insurance fraud. He told ortho NY that he does pain pump installation. He stated, " I will determine that." I then trusted him and endured 17 injections in about two months which landed me in the hospital. After being medically evaluated and admitted into hospital for three days I was then scheduled to see this quack. He was upset because I ended up in the hospital which now today I can say is a FACT. When I came back he stated, "you don't have pain issues or problem." If you reading this ask yourself this: I don't have pain issues but you did 17 injections billing my insurance company then therefore you should be investigated for insurance fraud!!! I was there three times a week four hours each time for two months. Looking back that is absolutely crazy!!! Lastly you have front desk women and another man acting as nurses who aren't registered. Oh and the he told me I don't do pain pumps installation which he lied to my pain doctor from Ortho. This man should be investigated. So in this past year I have been going to Dr. kodsi at total care who is awesome. I am able to walk and have 2.5 months of pain free with his methods of cervical and lumbar Botox Injections to address my dystonia and some additional lidocaine and corotosone injections.

The office is very musky, dark, and unsanitary and it looks like it's not well managed. The…read moretemperature of the office is very cold and uncomfortable. The doctor definitely lacked bed-side manner. He was rude and very condescending. He wouldn't allow me to ask questions and would put his hand in front of my face when I tried to speak. He would get very aggravated and angry on multiple occasions because I wanted to ask him questions or explain to him my symptoms. He would raise his voice at me and belittle me. Even when he was giving me injections, he was very short and frustrated. I have no idea why he was like that. The doctor never explained to me what was going on with me. He seemed like he was in a hurry and didn't want to be there. It made me feel very uncomfortable and unwelcome. I seriously walked out of there regretting my visit. This visit was a waste of time and a waste of money. I would not recommend this doctor to ANYONE. This doctor had a bad attitude and lacked manners. I am very disappointed and I will never go back there again.

I have been a patient of Dr Gordon and New York Pain Management for over 15+ years. He is, by far,…read morethe best Pain Management Dr I have ever seen (and I have seen many!). He is caring, takes time with his patients and most importantly, he takes his time with procedures. I moved from New York to Florida 5 years ago and still keep him as my primary Pain Management Doctor. He is worth the 1800 mile trip because he is THAT good. I tried to find a doctor in my area, but it is impossible. No one else will take the time , or effort to listen to you and then try to help you with your problems. I don't want narcotics thrown at me, I want something to help with my pain to help me lead a semi-normal life (in between procedures). I understand that nothing is a fix, but I am a realist and know that these procedures are here to help me live my best life. He has helped me more than he will ever know. Staff come and go in every office, but he is the constant i rely on.

I have seen Dr Gorden for numerous problems. But lately his competence has declined immensely .On…read moreJanuary 2 2024 I went to see him for a scheduled appointment for a temporary nerve block in my lower right back . When I arrived for the appointment they told me they where going to put an epidural in my neck. Once I got them straightened out the doctor marked the left side of my back for the procedure. Once I got that straightened out. On January 17th I went to see the same doctor for a set of nerve deadening shots in my lower right back again the doctor came in marked my lower right back , then proceeded to put the nerve deadening agent In my lower LEFT back. I am still in pain I wasted at least three months trying to have something done for the pain I deal with on a daily basis.

Outstanding! Front Desk personnel are patient, knowledgeable, and personable. I started there in…read more1987 when Dr. Marinello first opened his practice. When he retired I chose Jonathan as my Primary. He is an outstanding practitioner. Excellent diagnostician with a friendly and open personality. Wouldn't go anywhere else for my healthcare!

Dr Kuehn is fantastic. He does not rush you like every other primary care provider I've had in the…read morepast. Plus he is very caring. I highly recommend.