When you come to Dr. Belok you can see the wheels turning while he is talking to you. He reads your…read morechart and then starts the Q&A about whats going on with you and what you have done in the past. Its interesting because you can see him pause to give thought about medications and how they might work and then he gives actual alternatives incase at first you dont succeed you keep trying til yo u find what is right for you. You dont get the feeling like Dr. Belok is just handing you a prescription and saying ok be on your merry way. He is actually invested in seeing that you feel better. There was even a moment when he was writing and saying, hummm let me think...we could try this,......etc...etc...and we may have to adjust for that....blah....blah... I am sure by now you get the picture. His thought process of making a patient well versus getting them out of the office as fast as he could like some other doctors do is very refreshing. He was a referred doctor and by coincidence G had also seen him in the past. G also said he was very thorough and he liked his style of medicine.

This is the worst doctor ever. Avoid him at all costs…read more He prescribed a MRI scan for spine and it revealed "C6-7 herniation indents the sac". His didn't give any prescription for treatment and he simply told me "don't turn your head for the rest of your life unless you're crossing a road". I couldn't believe my ear but this is what he said.  Btw: he specifically asked me to come to his office to give me this "valuable" suggestion so he was able to charge me for an additional office visit. To Mr. Belok: show some sympathy for your patients and behave like a doctor.

The Best Neurologist treating my Chronic Migraines. Since using Botox my migraines decreased by…read more85%. He can also do Cosmetic Botox, please don't hesitate and make an appointment, this doctor is excellent. He listens to you, cares and has a wonderful assistant that always make sure you are ok. I recommend him 150%.

First I have to say Dr. Hutchinson saw me the same day I called. He is very attentive and listened…read moreto all of my symptoms. He was extremely through and sent me for An EMG and MRI to rule out certain conditions. I have seen him three times since I met him for care and I wouldn't go to any other Neurologist. He is also very interesting and listing to him speak about philosophy is amazing.

Misdiagnosed me and prescribed some heavy-duty Parkinsons meds. I don't have Parkinsons.read more

I saw Dr Kane a bunch of times. He's nice, but he's very quiet, not a good communicator, and while…read moreI don't have questions about his ultrasound and injection skills, I do have issues about his ethical choices and lack of clear communication leading to confusion. There is also evidence of highly-questionable documentation. He misrepresented the nature of a customer service complaint call requested by me to discuss issues with being given misleading info regarding the IV ketamine infusion procedure and what is actually done (they apparently don't do infusions, but they charge for "infusions". They actually just jab you with an IM/SUB Q dose and then leave and do not come back to monitor or assess safety for discharge). I honestly mulled trying infusions for a few months before desperation made me cave. His CYA documentation says he came back and assessed me prior to being "discharged". I was "discharged" by an assistant who asked me to leave because she needed the room about 30 min after the jab. I emailed him and requested a discussion about my concerns, which he granted. He called me while he was on vacation out of state from a private cell number at no particular predetermined time. He agreed to my request for a partial refund. Did not explain the discrepancy between what they tell you to expect, and what they actually do so my assumption is they cut corners intentionally to save time and effort since they double-book that slot. But, I thought he responded non-defensively and I used him again for a procedure later. They then went ahead and submitted a claim as a "telehealth visit" for that informal complaint call 2 months later. Also created a retroactive "telehealth visit" note stating he used HIPAA compliant audio & visual equipment and that he was in his "office" at time of visit. The summary says we talked about strategies and plans to manage my shoulder. What?! Also says that I was informed that they were going to bill for that visit and that I agreed to it. I'm honestly shocked. I have spoken to my insurance, also spoke to MPM newly-hired billing-specialist. They said they would withdraw the claim and "correct" the documentation. It has not been withdrawn or corrected, and has actually been resubmitted after telling me they would withdraw, and it's been processed and potentially partially paid (although ins says not yet sent). So they lied in an effort to recoup my partial refund, probably. Back in the Spring, I spoke to their newly hired billing/reimbursement specialist who was hired to help clean up the mess with their claims. In a follow up call, when nothing was moving, he stated that the MDs have had poor oversight over their billing, and that after reviewing their tax documents, stated that they were grossly underearning. So it make sense they will look for ways to invent ways to scrape in any extra cash. Insurance is not aware of a request to withdraw. I did submit to my insurace my dispute to this claim, the emails leading up to call and post-call emails regarding the partial refund. Informed them that he was not in NY state and was at his parents home in Minnesota at time of call (he told me this and I actually gave him the option to defer discussion, but he said it was ok). This whole experience feels like the true meaning of being gas-lit. To read a note saying I agreed to something I did not agree to and to read a note that has nothing to do with what we talked about is stomach-turning. I honestly was willing to move on after our discussion, I thought he was non-defensive, and seemingly accepting accountability for a sloppy and misrepresented service. It was actually commendable at the time. So I'm really let down by him. I had about 6 real visits with him and the claims issues have also been a mess, careless, missing vital info, lack of responsiveness from their office. It's nearly a year later and it's not fully resolved. It has taken up hours of my time to get them to move on this. I went in hopeful, seeking relief, but got added stress instead. I'm an RN for 33 years, and have had an unfortunate number of MD visits since my general health started to tank in the past 3 years. I'm pretty discerning from my professional experience of what makes adequate, great, or inadequate care. Part of the service experience is not just the medical piece. It's the entirety of the experience. I know others who have liked MDs but are blindsided by the lack of care and ethics in the financial aspect leaving the clients in very stressful situations. It is not worth it in the end.This is by far the most distasteful experience I've had to date. And after coming in hopeful and hearing such positive things. They claim to be ethical and transparent. There was nothing ethical or transparent about this whole debacle. I could not, in good conscience, recommend to anyone.

I went there yesterday to find a new pain management doctor. Being so young and living with pain is…read morevery hard. Adam and Dr. Siefferman were so knowledgeable and patient. They don't rush you and really make sure all your questions are answered. Coming from NJ it was a little bit of a hike but well worth it. Dr. Siefferman diagnosed me with more things that other doctors didn't catch. I also love that Dr. Nino their Rheumatologist works hand in hand with Dr. Siefferman. They came up with a wonderful treatment plan for me while working together to figure out what's best. I did get a procedure done in the office which the dr learned more about my case. The office is clean and the front staff and medical assistants are so sweet as well! They worked with our scheudle so that I don't have to drive in multiple times but once for 2 appointments. I highly recommend them! And am very happy that I found a new Rheumatologist and pain management doctor! Thank you Adam, Dr. Siefferman, and Dr. Nino for all your help.

If there was a zero that would have been my score. He was angry with me because I had gone for a…read moresecond opinion. Although he had done my initial surgery, I had not decided what to do about future care. But when I saw that he had written several slandering remarks in my chart that were subsequently read by multiple physicians, I decided to ask him to remove them from my chart. My request was ignored so now I am under the care of another physician. I think there is something wrong with a surgeon who writes lies in the patient's charts.

I have always referred to him as the "King of Boobs"…read more My favorite Dr. The most wonderful bedside manner Kind, caring, considerate I love him - even his cute bow tie ;)

I was referred to Dr. Rosenbaum for a consult, and made an appointment 2 weeks in advance. Dr…read more Rosenbaum is professional, knowledgeable, and thorough with his examination and explanations. He considers all factors in his treatment - previous therapies, past medical history, and family history. I had all of my questions answered & never felt rushed. The office staff is wonderful & I was seen exactly at my appointment time.

Surgeon who does out-patient work. Very helpful when needed: took me the same day need arose,…read morequite suddenly. UPDATE: BIGGGGG misunderstanding (and bill): I had been told he participates in GHI insurance, and he does not. Make sure you clarify which insurance he (and any doctor) takes before your treatment.

I thank God for Dr. Heymann. My sister had been sick and in pain for weeks and weeks and no doctor…read morecould find what was wrong. Dr. Heymann realized she had a perforated appendix (7x the normal size) that had leaked infection in her diaphragm area. He performed surgery in which he took out not only her appendix, but part of her intestine, colon, Fallopian tube, ovary and more. It was a serious, long surgery (4-5 hours) and she was in Lenox Hill Hospital for 12 days. Dr. Heymann even checked on her on weekends(!!) and made himself available to my sister and our family, who flew in from California. We finally found out a few days ago that there was no cancer: and thanks to Dr. Heymann's expert care, my sister has been resting at home now, healing and is doing great! Dr. Heymann is just what a surgeon should be. He is extremely kind, human, communicative, detailed and conscientious, knowlegable and caring. I believe he saved my sister's life and we are so grateful to him.

This doctor is a Miracle. No joke. I had a hip surgery with…read morehim back in June, I was in constant pain for about all my adult life, but it got really bad in January. I have seen other doctors and no one had the right diagnosis. I had a surgery just few days after my first visit because he saw how much I was in. I was off crutches in less then a month. My leg is still doing great and I have my life back. After my recovery my friend went in to fix her shoulder..

Dr. Youm seems to be a great surgeon, but for someone who did not need surgery, I found him…read moredismissive and eager to get me out of the room (including on a telehealth follow up call). Except for the inability to write a prescription for PT, I could have done just as well with AI. If I need an orthopedist, I won't be going back to this one.