I had some crazy stomach pains and needed to find a doctor fast- stumbled upon Dr. Che while…read morelooking through the list of doctors my insurance had provided. I was able to make an appointment that day, and met with Dr. Che a few hours after making my appointment. Her office is located right on Canal Street on the second floor. Very easy to find. Dr. Che knew exactly what questions to ask and she is very thorough. She had me describe what had happened prior to the pains and asked very specific questions on certain details, and was able to figure out what was wrong. I really liked her! (maybe because she reminded me of my mother?!) She was very thorough, precise and professional the entire time, and she seemed to genuinely care, which i really appreciated. I usually HATE going to doctors, but I would totally be okay with going back to see her.

She has been my PCP for 3 years now. She's patient, detailed and informative. As with most…read moreChinatown doctors' offices, this place is small. Definitely try to make an appoitnment before coming in. Even with an appointment, you may still have to chill out for an extra 15-30 minutes. It's worh the wait. Dr. Che knows what she's doing and she genuinely cares about each one of her patients. A routine annual phyisical will require 30 minutes of your time with dr. Che. Call to inquire if your insurance is accepted.

Dr. Karis Cho is extremely knowledgeable. I think she might be experiencing burnout/general…read morediscontent from her profession as previous reviews from several years ago were glowing, which I can see given how intelligent she is. That said, her empathy and bedside manner are frustrating. And if you already struggle with overall health anxiety, then she isn't the doctor for you. I imagine she used to be warm and empathic but is just now perhaps a bit tired from her career, so it seems.

Basically, yes, definitely, 100% all the good stuff everyone else said. Dr. Cho is the best…read more But, let's be serious, if you are reading reviews of doctors you have probably seen a lot of nice things said about a lot of other doctors, so you are thinking "the best? sure, but is the best really so much better that it is worth paying an annual fee for One Medical Group?" and you are feeling hesitant to commit. Or not, whatever, congrats on your decisiveness, but that is definitely what I was thinking after bouncing from doctor to doctor for the past few years. I was worried that I might make the commitment and then regret it. I didn't understand how Dr. Cho could be that much better than other doctors. Oh my god that was stupid. Dr. Cho is SO much better than other doctors. She thinks, she asks great questions, she listens, she explains, she cares! Try to imagine a doctor who does all of that really well. Like, imagine just a really stand out ideal doctor, the doctor that you really hope you will meet if you go for One Medical group. Are you imagining? Good. That doctor you are imagining sucks compared to Dr. Cho. The difference is that Dr. Cho doesn't just care about her patients. She cares about her job. Deeply and to the point that it is obvious within minutes of meeting her (or I don't know, can someone fake that? I don't think so). So as a great doctor, with a team of great doctors around her, she probably has spent a lot of time, her life really, thinking about how to be the best doctor. Way more than you or I have spent. So she knows far more than we do about what a great doctor should do. That means that when you go to the office and see Dr. Cho there are so many things being done to make your visit go perfectly that you won't even notice or understand them all. You just have a great experience. Then, what, I guess you sit down and think about it and try to explain it on Yelp and realize that you are under-qualified to explain why the experience was so great but you really want other people to know. So... yeah, all of that. I guess its time for you to stop vacillating and make an appointment.

I love Dr. Markowitz. I usually don't choose male doctors because they sometimes have very clinical…read morebedside manners and are not very personable but when I confided in a coworker that I had been experiencing GI issues, she urged me to try to get an appointment with him. I'm so happy I did because he actually made me feel better, not only physically but happier to know that he genuinely cares about my well being. My coworker warned me that an appointment with him would likely take weeks to a few months to receive but his administrative staff, Michelle and Kathy, are so great and I was able to see him a few days after my first call to the office. They are on top of his schedule and they call patients when openings become available so as to accommodate. I work in the medical field so I know we can be hypochondriacs but I trust him enough to not second guess his opinions or directives. It is refreshing and calming to know that my doctor wants me to be well as much as I want to be well, to listen to my concerns and address them and make me feel as though I have a part to play in decisions about my health care. I am so happy to have found Dr. Markowitz. He is a treasure to the field of medicine. More doctors should carry themselves, professionally, as he does.

If you want the best, Dr. Markowitz is it. I have GERD and needed an upper endoscopy. After…read moreputting it off for too long, I finally decided that I should do it. I spent almost a day researching GI docs in the New York area. I made two appointments...one with Dr. Markowtiz and one with some other doc. Both doctors I met with have mega-credentials and are in the "Best Doctors in America" book. However, the first guy I saw was way too fast and seemed to have no empathy for me at all. He was part of a faculty practice at Mt. Sinai and had some lady doing her fellowship meet with me for the majority of the visit. I did not wait several months for an appointment to meet with some random woman doing her fellowship. Then I went to see Dr. Markowtiz. It took me like 3 or 4 months to get an appointment with him....but I was fine with waiting...as this was not pressing. Dr. Markowitz is a very personable down to earth doctor who takes his time and listens to what you have to say. He saw me personally, not some assistant or resident...it was only him. I could tell right away that this guy is an absolute pro. He did the procedure, which was nothing and I'm fine. I highly recommend Dr. Markowitz. From what I gather, he is one of the best GI docs in the country. And on top of that, he is a nice guy.

Dr. Doyle is such a knowledgeable, patient, personable doctor. She's very sweet, accommodating and…read moreher Assistant is equally as nice and has a great bedside manner which is important when you're dealing with children. She was great with our newly diagnosed Asthmatic 3 -year-old. The only downfall was the wait. We were new patients, appointment was for 2:30 and we were not seen until 6:30, left the office at 7. Also she's only in the office on Mon,Weds,Fri from 1-7. It was a little discouraging and if the MD and MA weren't so nice we definitely would have just walked out. Next time I'll just have to make an appointment for the very 1st one of the day.

I had the hardest time finding a legitimate general practitioner when my wife and I moved to the…read moreUWS. There needs to be a better site to rate doctors. I went to Dr. Jiminez because i) he is covered by my insurance and ii) I found 1 review on Yelp that was good. More than I can say for any other doctors I looked into. In short, very nice staff (which is rare in this city). No frills place. Great doc. Always fits me in - because be honest, when you're sick, you don't want to wait unti the next day. It's comforting knowing there's a doctor down the block who I can turn to.

I am so sad to have to reply to my original, glowing review, but after a number of helpful visits,…read moreI've just now found out that Dr. Jimenez DOES NOT PRESCRIBE BIRTH CONTROL nor will he call in refills....in 2010 in New York City. I am extremely surprised and disappointed. While I respect anyone for sticking to their personal principals, they should not interfere with ones ability to do his or her job. If they do, it probably means that's not the right job. As a woman, I won't be able to go to Dr. Jimenez any longer, largely because I don't feel I'd be able to have an open, holistic conversation with him about my health care.

I got back with my original Manhattan internist after 2-1/2 years going to a local Jersey City…read moreinternist. I trusted my original internist implicitly, so I went back to him. He recommended Dr. Richard Kutnick as the cardiologist I should see due to skipped heartbeats I had been experiencing. I got an echocardiogram, stress test and a holter monitor for 24 hours. I found Dr. Kutnick very thorough and easy to talk to. His mild-mannered personality put me at ease. He asked me numerous questions to get a full understanding of my health and heart history. I spoke with him a few days later to get the results. He explained things clearly for me to understand everything. I was very pleased with seeing Dr. Kutnick and he will now be my cardiologist of choice.

I highly recommend Dr. Richard Kutnick. What an excellent cardiologist, calm bedside manners,…read morelistens to patients and devises an excellent plan to treat your cardiac medical problems. Discusses everything and listens to your concerns, never rush, takes time, with full respect. In this hush-hush times, he is a rare breed. Highly recommended with a thousand stars!

The absolute best of the best doctor ever. dr martin has given my body a complete turn around. If…read moreyour into a doctor whom is personable and calls you to check up on you and who cares about you as a patient, She is the person you will go to. Her holistic practices are amazing acupuncture techniques are impeccable too. She even has an amazing spirit too. endometriosis has made my life a living hell from it being untreated and undiagnosed from previous doctors and dr martin was able to diagnose me after a laparotomy in may of 2014 (with minimal scaring) she treated me and treated me and didn't give up on my condition and gave me faith to not give up either.

Dr. Choi is an amazing doctor…read more Very knowledgeable, competent, and with excellent bedside manners. Like all doctors today, he has limited time, but he will listen to all your concerns. My experience with him is limited but he's probably up there in the top 10%. Look up his background. It's impressive. He's currently an assistant professor at Hackensack, which is the best hospital in NJ. This means a lot. I received 2 epidural injections from him because of chronic neck pain, jaw pain, and headaches. A neuralgia that's been plaguing me for years. I've seen numerous doctors over this, and he's probably had the best insight out of all of them. At the surgical center, the other doctor and staff made glowing statements about him. They stated he was the best doctor there. Medical office. With nurses, I think it depends on who end up with. It's really a hit or miss. This office has generally a good temperament though. Not the best, not the worst. One was pushy. Go to him if you have any pain management issues. He's really good. Mention that you've read this Yelp review and others. I think doctors like to hear their reputation is spreading, and it makes them even more helpful.