the building is clean, spacious and the staff are very pleasant and welcoming and the Dr is…read morewonderful . but the wait is ridiculous..had a 9.30.did not c the dr till 11 am...if you have the time to wait you good.. recommended

Terrible filthy place. Not busy but still 3 hour wait times. Very old and decrepit. Bad attitude…read moreand dead bugs

From the staff to the doctor, this great. They try their best not to keep you waiting long, take…read morewalk-ins, friendly and welcoming. Dr. Jaipaul Ramkelawan is a great doctor and truley cares about your health. Never rushes you, takes time to answer all your questions, ask a lot of questions to find out your family history so that he can better treat you. The first time I went to see Dr. Ramkelawan I did not have an appointment, but explained my condition and that I was not feeling well. The doctor saw me right away and sent me to the ER where they treated me right away and pretty much saved my life. If you are looking for a great doctor and tired of all the nonsense you deal with at doctors in the area, come here.

Wish I could give 0 stars. Had an appointment. Came in a few minutes early. Waited 30 minutes past…read moremy appointment time. Then nurse attended me, waited another 15 minutes for doctor. Spent at max 10 minutes with Doctor. Got EKG done. Waited another 15 minutes for doctor to give me results. They over charged my insurance company, got a relatively high deductible, tried to dispute it. Front desk lady got aggravated and upset, I decide to pay the bill I have in front of me to get it over with, THEN they charge me $90 more than what the paper bill in front of me says. Go somewhere else.

Let's say I, a black woman, set a date to meet with you about crucial documents. You take two…read morebusses to get to the meet. You arrive to find a Post Malone doppelgänger. And instead of taking his time to go over the important things to be discussed, the lookalike whizzes through a summary, barely looking up from the page. You're kinda pissed now, right? Welp, that was me yesterday. I've been looking for a new doc since the oneI loved stopped taking my insurance. The company recommended Dr. Singh when I requested a female doctor and sent me a new card with her as my PCP. I researched her credentials and had my first appointment in August. She was kind and patiently answered my questions and took some blood. I felt like I'd trust her more over time and was happy to have a closer doctor. She told me to return in a few weeks for test results. I've been anxious about my kidneys and metabolism. Dr. Singh has two offices blocks apart on Liberty Ave. For my follow-up, I went to the family practice and was told that she wasn't there, that she wasn't in at all. The urgent care did have my appointment, and a lovely nurse took my vitals. Then, a male doctor walked in with the sheaf of my results. He sped through the numbers along with some template patter about eating fruits and vegetables. The average doc spends 17 minutes min with a patient. This guy was done in less than 12. I felt like a speed bump, an intrusion in his day. He told me to come back in a couple weeks. I knew that my return was dependent on seeing Dr. Singh, the PCP on my insurance. The receptionist said it's hard to get Dr. Singh since she's usually at her third practice in Hicksville. I walked out, annoyed. But I ended up at the family practice and asked if there's a female doctor who is regularly in the office. I was given her card and am deciding if I should make the appointment. Or I could switch my insurance so I can return to the great one I have been seeing for years.

Don't know why I didn't listen to the reviews but guess I wanted to give them a fair chance . When…read moreI walked in there was one person in the waiting room and they weren't even a patient it was just someone waiting for a patient . So I'm the only one there . I checked in at 1:10 they didn't call me in till 2;00 and then I waited another 20 mins in the room waiting for the dr . The Dr didn't wear gloves and didn't use sanitizer . He must have missed the class about health hygiene in the medical field . He touched my face bare hands . On top of that he said "I don't know what it is you should see your primary ". Finally he said he's gonna give a referral and to wait in the waiting room . Well I waited another 10 mins and just walked out I had to go to work . Waste of time and a waste of my 25.00 co pay . I'll never go near that place again . How it's still open is beyond me .

The wait is so horrible we've been waiting for over an hour for a flu shot and the people who came…read morein 20 mins after we checked in was seen before us even though we came in 10-15 mins before my daughter's appointment and people just don't seem to care about it we had to literally go back to the receptionist to see if they can check again only to be kept waiting still and another one who came in literally 50 minutes was called in

4 stars for the doctors, because once you get past the front desk and such they are actually quite…read morethorough with their exams. I have one primary care doctor who is very thorough in asking questions, listening to my concerns and answering my questions, and doing any and all tests to rule out and diagnose. I also went to a GYN here who was through as well. Because this is connected to Jamaica Hospital, they will send you over there to do other testing which can be inconvenient. They don't really take walk-ins, you have to come at a certain time, very early in the morning, and even then they may ask you to make an appointment or go to the ER, depending on the situation. Getting an appointment is also difficult, you may have to wait weeks or even months. Because the doctors are so through I'll continue to see them.

I have never written any complaints on yelp, but this is distasteful…read more As a medical profession who also treats breast cancer patients, I am highly dissatisfied with the treatment of a family member. The radiologist proceeded to tell an 87 year old breast cancer patient that she had an abnormal mammo/sono (on the opposite side of her previous treatment). I supplied them with her old films for comparison immediately, due to my grandmother's obviously well deserved anxiety over the situation. I was told a different radiologist was there Thursday and the other one (who I need) typically comes in Monday's but wouldn't be in this Monday; and to try again Thursday of next week. Basically, I would have wait another week minimum to gain any information to back up the radiologist telling my grandma she had an "abnormal mammo/ sono". Waiting two weeks with anxiety/not sleeping. Completely unprofessional/inconsiderate. An example of horrible patient care.

I have been patronizing Crossbay Open Imaging for a while now, and have found their technicians to…read morebe very gentle and informative. The only drawback I would say is that they have three offices, this one, and two in Long Island. Make sure when you make an appointment to get any kind of test you specify and ask them to confirm the location. The last time my Father had to have an open MRI, they mistakingly made the appointment at the Rockville Centre location, and after some going back and forth with them they did not want to take us when it was their mistake, but finally did. It took almost three hours from the time we got there until the time we left. I told them good customer dictates when it is their mistake, it is on them. Other than that, I would recommend this place, when they work good and efficient, they are tops! They have digital mamography machines which are a whole lot better than the old analog one like at Richmond Hill Radiology.

The doc is always here for the most part. He gets here about 10am. daytime hours. Saturday &…read moreSundays. Been coming here for about two or three years now. The doc ain't bad he just doesn't say much. he's been there when I needed him on the weekends. Hew gets things right. wifey came on a weekend for one thing and he found another problem that should have been gone. On a weekend. here's the thing. He was one of the few walk in care places available when there weren't many. now they're pooping up everywhere.

When I need to get to a doctor quick, this place is very convenient. It's within walking distance…read moreof my house near the local outdoor shopping center. The waiting room is a bit dated looking and dark. However to pass the time there are tons of magazines and a small television to watch. The receptionist has you sign in and have a seat. Being as not appointment is necessary, there may be a wait. I've used them 2 times and made my regular copay. The doctor is always pretty nice. I would call ahead to make sure that they have the service you are looking for. I called once about a podiatrist and they stated they did not have one on the premises.

I arrived at 6:50am with a shoulder injury. I was told by the front desk clerk at 730am that the…read moredoctor would be in at 930am which was fine. The clerk representative gave Little to know information on what my next step should be. I asked if she could at least process my information instead of waiting 2 hours to do it at 930am her response was " That's the time we do them" and looked away pure laziness. I'm guessing I was interrupting her cellphone time.. The young spanish girl in the middle was who I was dealing with.. DEFINITELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING ON THE COMPANIES BEHALF

With only one goal in mind after a long and frustrating ordeal to move onwards to the next step, I…read morewas instructed to venture to Building 14, Suite 14A, Cargo Area A from nearby Building 151 all within John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport premises. This medical facility operates 24/7 at 365 days with one doctor and one physican assistant on duty at all times to serve the injuried of airport employees and passengers. JFK Medport Inc. is a medical testing company for employers who seek the truth for pre-employment screening or doubt existing employee's physical attributes of intake. Standard drug and alcohol testing procedures are ensured here for applicants are documented as "donors" where one is DONATING bodily fluids. To be physically escorted from the reception area to a single one testing room and return escort like a watchful eye hawk is grinding pain agonizing. The intake medical physic an instructed me to spew 60 ml. yet upon arriving at the testing room, another medical physic an instructed to spew 45 ml. Aija, bloody hell... what else do they want from my body, two gallons of blood? Appointments, I believe, are not required but documentation for instructions for the purpose of testing are required from one's employer. I do not believe the bodily "donations" are examined on premises but sent elsewhere to a lab for results.