I used to see Dr. Lowenheim back in 1989 when I was 20. He was a very kindly, very centered, very…read moreserene man. I loved our sessions together and he taught me to be more comfortable in my own skin. He was non-judgmental and very easy-going in his approach. I can't say enough good things about him. Even his office was awesome. Very quiet, wooden, very relaxing. Amazing human being, and an amazing therapist. I deeply regret that the average 20 year old doesn't have the presence of mind of thanking people who help them and shape their future. The New York Times has his obituary. He passed away in 2005.

This is one of the most brilliant and compassionate psychs ive seen, out of what was probably a…read morefinal list of 10. Yelp is not where you find a doctor so im glad to say that the guy below, who sounds like a teenager, wont impact this fantastic doctors ratings. Dude, any clue how health care works???

I have seen Dr. Osipov for 8 years and still am grateful that I found him after having a handful of…read morebad experiences with medical "professionals". The search sucks, the trial and error is worse, but Dr. Osipov will probably be the last stop on your seemingly never-ending journey. He's - what I have found to be - a nearly impossible combination: professional, knowledgeable, and compassionate; He's a doctor that I can trust and connect with, is credible, professional, compassionate, can properly diagnose, and is capable of saying "let me look into this more first" rather than assuming the "I know everything" mindset. Lastly, I spent months trying to find a female doctor after many bad experiences with male docs: being inappropriate, minimizing my symptoms and experiences, or treating me like I was less intelligent. I was definitely hesitant before my appointment but am so grateful I found him as I have never once in 8 years been treated as anything other than an equal.

I would give 5 stars if Dr. Gordon Freedman was still practicing. The doctor who took over my care…read morewas dismissive, arrogant, and mean. I have STAGE IV endometriosis. He had the audacity to change my diagnosis snd tortellini me he didn't believe endometriosis causes pain. It was one of the 20 most painful conditions in the world. The PA who worked with him was phenomenal. She finally got tired of arguing and dealing with the doctor who took over my care and quit.

Dr. Gordon Freedman is a top notch pain management specialist. He has been treating my son for a…read morefew years now and I cannot say enough good things about him. He's caring, has great bedside manner, takes the time to explain what he's doing as well as his long term plan. My son suffers from 3 herniated discs in his back as a result of a football injury and there's no one else I'd trust to treat my son.

Not having had a full check-up in an embarrassing amount of time, I finally decided to bite the…read morebullet and get a physical just to make sure everything was in working order. I picked Dr. Minnerop pretty much at random off a list of in-network providers close to my apartment. After my terrible experience with her, I'm probably not going to be able to muster up the courage to go back to a doctor for a loooong time. It was so bad, I don't even know where to start. In a nutshell: 1) Both times I saw her, I arrived at my scheduled time and ended up having to wait several hours in a packed waiting room. 2) She had terrible bedside manner. First, after doing an EEG and hearing the benign heart murmur I've had since childhood and which no doctor has ever been concerned about, she visibly freaked out and told me she thought I had rheumatic fever (which is a serious chronic heart condition that doesn't really exist anymore outside of the third world). I went to a specialist and there was absolutely nothing wrong with my heart. They couldn't believe that the doctor even thought of rheumatic fever. Dr. Minnerop never bothered to get back to me with these results, but luckily the cardiologist had the decency to return my calls and put my mind at ease. 3) She also referred me for a mammogram because she felt a little lumpiness in my breasts (which is totally normal for young women), and because my mother had cancer in her 60s (which according to every other doctor I have spoken to, does not increase my odds of breast cancer at all, as we're negative for the breast cancer gene and there's no family history of pre-menopausal cancer). But, anyway, I totally get being cautious. The thing that pissed me off is that after I went to a specialist and was told that there was absolutely nothing wrong with my breasts and that I did not need to have another mammogram or ultrasound until I was 40, Dr. Minnerop told me that she would like me to come back every 3 months for her to "monitor my condition." Why the heck would a general practitioner with no specialized breast cancer knowledge or examination equipment need to monitor someone who has nothing wrong, when the specialist did not recommend any follow up? Um, sounds again like Dr. M is trying to keep the revenue stream flowing, no? 4) When I came in to get my lab results, she told me everything was fine and tried to dismiss me after 5 minutes. I noticed myself that my cholesterol seemed a little high (even though it was within normal limits) and asked her about it. Once I mentioned this, she tried to prescribe me medication and told me that my heart had probably already been irrevocably damaged. Never mind that I'd already had a full battery of heart tests which came back fine and that she wasn't even going to mention the cholesterol until I brought it up. I asked about dietary changes like eating more "good fats" but she said she'd never heard of any connection between diet and cholesterol and that pharmaceutical treatment was the only answer. Yes, I know this is a little of a rant, but I just had to get it out of my system. She is the epitome of why I tend to avoid doctors and I just feel sorry for all of her long time patients who put up with wasting whole days waiting for follow-up appointments for non existant health conditions. Please.

Dr. Carol Minnerop is, in a word, the very best a primary care. She has a sincere heart felt…read moreconcern for her patients, and she provides old school genuine care in a world where healthcare marketing, and fear of malpractice suits has made honest doctors virtually extinct. She is a highly cultivated and capable doctor. However, her waiting room scene is often out of hand. Average wait time to see her is 1-3 hours. She usually fits me in but I think Dr. Minnerop perhaps sees too many patients, and is at times a perfectionist. The difference being that Dr. Minnerop genuinely cares about her patients, and that is why she does things that way whereas many doctors today make you repeat tests etc. because of the system. Which do you prefer? It's a no brainer :p Sincerely, Christopher

A class act all of the way. He took the time to diagnose and treat the problem and follow up with…read moreme. I have seen him three times and have recommended several people to him and everyone was impressed. He is from a generation of old time doctors that I hope doesn't disappear.

5 star Doctor. Dr…read moreLee is top notch! He spends time with each patient and is reasonable, intelligent and practical. He is caring and also efficient. If you are looking for an OB/Gyn I can recommend him! I moved from NY so no longer see him but if I moved back, he's be my choice for sure!

I am so late with this review, but Dr. Lee isnt just a Doctor, he is a family name and part of your…read morefamily. He and staff treat every single patient the very same and gives them the attention and professionalism needed. Dr. Lee is very accurate and knows what he is speaking of. You dont get the feeling that your dealing with someone who doesnt. He has delivered all our 6 children and was there to have me transferred to his hospital after having lost a baby (would of been 7) at another hospital during a spontaneous miscarraige at 5 1/2 months. He was there for medical support and emotional support as well. He and staff even donated to the babies GoFund for a funeral and burial we were not prepared to encounter. Once when I had a life tbreatening gyn emergency, he was honest with what the 50/50 was and to do everything in his power to make sure id be ok. He assured my family I would and I was! We were so sad to hear his practice closed and is now affiliated with a new hosptal and locatoin that doesnt accept my insurance. Ive continued to refer others to him and speak of what an awesome doctor and staff they are!! We never really had the opprtunity to say a simple heart felt Thank you, but we do!!!

Amazing surgeon! Saved my mother's life. He is compassionate and caring. Would not go anywhere else…read morebut Dr. Ribakove and Maimonides for cardiac surgery. They are truly the best in the world

Jenifer is an insightful, compassionate and patient therapist. When my daughter died suddenly as…read morethe result of an accident, Jenifer was a constant beacon of light as I attempted to navigate what seemed an unfathomable loss. She guided me through the difficult weeks and months, making it possible for me to begin the healing process. Bob C.

This is not my usual restaurant or bar review, sure, but it's equal importance -- really want to…read moremake sure people who might be looking are able to find the great resource that is Jenifer. Some background: I had researched grief-focused therapists extensively in the months leading up to a loved one's passing (i.e., in the midst of their extended illness). I was looking for someone who specialized in grief and loss in NYC and ultimately found very few that were in-network for my insurance. I found Jenifer via an online listing and realized that her specializations were a near-perfect match for what I was looking for (grief, caregiver support, hospice background). I contacted her and she was very understanding about what I was going through, accommodating of my schedule, and she also worked with me on rates since I was paying out of pocket due to my network. After even the first session, I knew I had made the right choice/investment in finding someone to help me process the loss. She had even dealt with a very similar loss of her own, and it was extremely refreshing to find someone who was on the same page. Additionally, I attended loss group sessions she coordinates and it was extremely helpful. At the end, I was able to look back and clearly realize what all I had been able to process thanks to her guidance, kindness, and expertise. Bottom line: She is the best in the business at what she does, and I can't recommend her enough.