Dr Nicoleau is very attentive, careful and explains with simplicity the diagnosis, the care and…read morethe follow up of each patient. I have recommended over 15 people to his facility and I am Happy to say they are currently all id his patients now. When you have a caring Dr it shows and you spread the new of excellent care.

Extremely professional and a tremendous asset to the Queens Village community. I highly recommend…read moretheir services without hesitation.

a good doctor, he explains everything to you, never rush you out of his office, he is one of the…read morebest doctors I ever had, I recommended, Dr Amin to any and everyone

Dedicated and caring team. If you are looking for a primary care doctor, go see Dr Dhruv Amin or…read moreDr Mahendra Amin. Their new office is located at 218-14 Hillside Avenue, Queens, NY 11427. Highly recommended.

I've been coming here to see both Dr. Choudhary and Dr. Nicoleau for 10 years. The office is…read morelocated minutes from my house and there's plenty of street parking. This is a very professional office. If you view many of the awards and accolades on the office wall, they live up to it. Calling to make an appointment is easy and the front desk has remained professional for the 10 years I have been coming here. They are New York Queens Hospital affiliated. Dr. Choudhary takes his time to listen and answer questions or concerns. The Medical Assistants are knowledgeable and I've never had an issue here. The waiting room can get very crowded but for a small office they have managed to stay organized. Dr. Nicoleau was awarded one of America's Top Physicians.

Honestly, I never wanted to come back here again after a bad experience this spring, but I needed…read moreto get a health form filled out for work asap and this place already had my records so.... Well I was only supposed to go ONCE, but they conveniently "ran out" of some of the shots that I needed so they told me to come back another day. I had to come back on THREE separate occasions (keep in mind that each time I have to take time off of work to come in here) and pay THREE separate times for something that should have been completed in ONE visit. They do this on purpose just to keep billing the insurance and to keep charging me the copay. I am not made of money. Do you know how many hours I have to work just to pay for one visit?? Hoodrats working here do not want to hear one word of it. Ghetto and very unprofessional. This is the LAST TIME I'm stepping foot in this dump.

Dr. Rakesh Bhardwaj is such a pleasant and knowledgeable doctor. He always finds the time to take…read morequality care and assessment for his patients. He is compassionate, professional, and has an excellent bedside manner. He will listened carefully to all our concerns, and explained everything in a clear and concise manner. We are at ease when he is around on the floor treating our dad. It is very hard to find a genuine doctor like him in today's world. Always easy to get hold of him. He is just the best we have ever had. Homa and Junior Jaundoo.

The staffs are actually nice and I will recommend them . However, i think the appointment can be…read morereduce to cut the time and transportation fees for us coming from afar and taking UBER. I had 4 appointments within one month which can actually be done twice only by scheduling the breathing test and allergy test for one day, probably the insurance fault but I'm not sure. The overnight staff at the sleep test hurt my face by pulling the testing kits so hard and ripped my face skin to bleed. When I told her she just said " oh, you have a sensitive skin". but not a single sorry. She needs to be careful or she might get the clinic sue. But overall, not a bad place and I will recommend Dr. Rakesh K Bhardwaj, MD to everyone.

The waiting room was full but the wait time was short…read more Receptionists are very efficient and friendly. Shaquilla (spell check) the doctor's assistant was gentle yet firm. We didn't see Dr. Iffa on this visit but (Dr.) Mimi her assistant was a blessing. It's Dr. Sadique's office but I understand other specialist MDs practice here periodically. You'll have to call for days/times and to make an appointment I recommend this office. If you meet the lovely Mimi tell her I said "hey girl!". The End.

I recently saw Dr Sadique and Nasma her medical assistant for a knee injury. They were very kind…read moreand helpful and answered all of my questions. I did not feel rushed during the appointment and the office wait time was not long. Staff is super professional. Love that Prime Care has three locations and other specialists as well- I'll definitely be back!!

Yep... all the reviews are true. This establishment is very dated, unsanitary, and can use a big…read morecleanup. The waiting room is tight and snug, sitting only 9 people. The entrance is locked and I witnessed the receptionist asking other patients nearby to constantly open the door, vs unlocking it herself, which I saw her do afterwards (there's a buzzer that she has access from her receptionist desk). Means she had access the whole time, but didn't hesitate to have this poor lady stand up every ten minutes each time someone new walked in. I witnessed this for two hours. My appointment was at 2:15... I arrived at 1:20, but wasn't seen by the doctor until 4:30. I understand offices can get busy, but it was quite a wait for a "lunch break." I witnessed several other patients that were already waiting before me walk out and telling the receptionist that they didn't have the luxury of time. So they would have to come back a different time. It's unfortunate that the appointment system isn't reliable- it appears that they commonly overbook. Meanwhile, they were accepting walkins as well, so that backed up the queue of people. I highly recommend bringing a battery pack and something to keep yourself occupied for at least three hours.... Once you are called in from the first waiting area, the tech checks your blood pressure and weighs you, and then you wait another hour or so until you go into an exam room. When I was sitting in the room after an hour, someone knocked on the door (turned out to be the tech that brought me there initially) and she reacted with surprise, giving me the impression that she forgot I was there. I also noticed that they leave the monitors exposed with patient information out in the open... makes me a little uncomfortable because you'll never know if the wrong person can get access to it. I witnessed every worker, including the physicians and techs that draw your blood, use the same pair of gloves after each client. The urine and blood samples are kept right next to each other... the room where they draw your blood in is crowded and you can't rest your arm properly. So the tech had me raise my arm up while she was drawing blood. Not so great because what if I accidentally moved my arm or whatever the case may be. Fast forward to my 2nd appointment that Dr. Mythily had me make to solely pick up my results... she said they couldn't email or provide anything virtually to me so I had to come in. I addressed my concerns that I didn't want to wait another 3 hours just for results. She couldn't promise anything, which I get, but my fingers were crossed and I made an appointment at opening hours. I got a notification the night before that my appointment was delayed half an hour. I still showed up early for safe measure and luckily I got to speak with her in a reasonable amount of time. She then told me that the lab didn't do the tests I needed and continued with a defense of it not being her fault and the lab may potentially "throw it away." She proceeded with saying that now, they can email me once results are in. Interesting... ... ... wherever that fault may be, this process was a waste of time! I lost a week of waiting for this and now I have to start over somewhere else. Shows more of how unreliable and incompetent this office is.

I don't want to make a wrong judgement. So I am going to type up what happened during my visit…read morehere. The star I gave was only representing my feeling about the visit. I accompanied my friend who has mental illness for a follow up. The appointment was at 1:15. We arrived around 1:10 and we were told to go in by the receptionist. Before we enter the hallway of the exam rooms, the receptionist asked us if it is ok to be seen by a physician assistant. We thought a PA can be a good as a doctor from previous experience from other clinic, so we accepted. We waited until 1:45 and a girl in MA suite took the vital sign of my friend, and kept us waited until 2:15. At 2:15, a nurse came by and asked us if my friend took his vital yet. We said yes, but she ignored our answer and repeated question for couple times. Finally, my friend got to meet the PA around 2:30. She tried to look into my friend's chart from the Electronic Medical Record. Although she messed up the first and last name of my friend, the software still managed to locate my friend's chart twice, but she missed it and told us that she need to find someone to help her with the system. I turned out helped her to locate my friend's chart. We told the PA on a finding from a recent blood report, she responded "I need to contact the doctor and see what she wants to do." We then told her the purpose of this visit is to follow up with my friend's diabetes and continuation of a new medication dr. Prescribed in previous visit, which is not covered by my friend's insurance. She then told us that she will ask one of the nurse to take a finger sticks to determine what to do. The nurse who asked us about the vital sign came in the exam room with a glucometer. She spent about 5-10 mind to figure out how to use that machine and kept on telling us this is her first time using the machine. I did not see her throw the needle away to the BD Sharp Collector, indeed dropped another new one on the desk from the box. I hope she did not use a used one for my friend. I offered guidance owns she ignore me just like what she did with the vital. It took her about 15 mins to complete the finger sticks and she turned out forgot to record the rate. Good that she managed to retrieve the record of my friend's blood sugar level. She then escorted my friend to an exam room for a blood test. After the finger stick and blood drawing, we thought the PA has a decision what to do with my friend's diabetes. Is she going to continue the meds? Or if she has any good advise for my friend. Well, she told us "what is the blood sugar level again?", We told her the level rated, she responded "okay, I am going to call the dr. and see what she is going to do." I finished here with my review. It is 3:26pm. And we are still waiting for the doctor to call back and the PA to release us. Hopefully we will be release soon, and with an accurate and good medical advise. Where is the doctor, btw? Why can't the PA has some judgement on her own? It's like a jail here. It is 3:29 now. Let me stop here. So long Thanks for reading.

Dr Shah is one of the best doctor I came across. He and his staff is so attentive and helped right…read moreaway. Treating patient with respect and atmost care they needed and feel them special. I highly recommend him for any medical needs.

Dr. Shah is a great doctor. He maintained social distancing in the office and adhered to…read moreappointment times. We did not have to wait long which was refreshing compared to sitting for at least 2 hours in other doctors office. My elderly parents were very impressed and spoke highly of Dr. Shah. He treated them with respect, he had a lot of patience in discussing their lab/test results. He made sure that they understood what was happening and their treatment plan. Dr. Shah has exceeded my expectations and that is why I am taking the time to let others know what a gem he is. It is rare that doctors take the time to explain in detail the way Dr. Shah did. For this we are very grateful and would highly recommend him to others who are looking for a dedicated, caring, and professional provider.