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Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York - The team of ophthalmologists and retina specialists in New York City

Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York

2.6(25 reviews)
1.9 mi•Midtown East

I've had three appointments in the Brooklyn office with Dr. Englebert within the last three months…read more He took over for my prior doctor there, Dr. Cooney. My first visit was for a follow up from a cellulitis eye condition treated at NYU hospital. While Dr. Cooney had been direct and down to earth, Dr. Englebert was astonishingly arrogant. Second visit was for a swollen eye and chalazion. Dr. Englebert was again quite self-impressed, gave me two antibiotics, no biggie. No follow up appointment was suggested. Few weeks passed and my eye got worse, I called the Manhattan office. They said Brooklyn should have scheduled a follow up. I made a new appointment. I get an on-line form asking me to agree to pay for a pending procedure not covered by my insurance. The procedure was never offered to me and I was told by staff they don't do that procedure. Billing - they had me pay my full Medicare and co- insurance deductibles directly to them. I'm sure there was something wrong there that will be a paperwork nightmare for me to straighten out. After waiting two and a half hours I finally saw Dr Englebert who seemed to have no recollection of me as an on-going patient. He spent maybe five minutes with me and referred me to a plastic surgeon for chalazion removal telling me the recovery would be problematic. No discussion of alternatives, no discussion on anything. His nurse/assistant was helpful once he left the room. So my review - Dr Englebert may be a great doctor. He certainly seems to think so but I really don't know. I can tell you that he's quite self-impressed, not too interested in discussing anything, severely overbooked, and quick to refer out. I can't recommend him or not recommend him but decided to go elsewhere for a basic straightforward second opinion before having the plastic surgery he recommended on my eye. One minor point, when an Opthamologist recommends a plastic surgeon, he might want to actually engage in a conversation as to why, what other options may or may not be available, and provide more than a minute discussing it within a five minute visit. An astonishingly rude and nasty front desk woman who handles their billing would only accept credit cards, no cash payment, and blew me away with her inability to add or subtract. So, if you're looking for an Opthamologist with a good medical reputation, who happens to have the bedside manner of a trout, and offers a verbally aggressive mathematically inept front desk, this could be the place for you. They do extensive comprehensive vision testing and are reputedly well received for those services. My second opinion was at Mt. Sinai Opthamologist services where they recommended a steroid treatment followed by waiting time for my eye to heal before going for the plastic surgery. Following Mt. Sinai's treatment plan my eye is now about 95 percent healed and the recommended plastic surgery unnecessary.

You'll spend two to three hours there minimum. No matter what time of day you book. I've been many…read moretimes (this one likely to be my last -- a colleague recommended another place nearby) and tried booking first thing, midday, end of day... same thing regardless. Basically you check in and then wait about 40 minutes, then get called by a technician. Spend five minutes getting a test then back to the waiting room. Another 15 or 30 minutes and another technician calls you. And so on. Then you wait for the doctor. The staff all seem capable and professional and most are pleasant. (However there is one woman who deserves special mention for being so rude. I think even she suspected she crossed the line and tried to mumble something at the end of my two minute test.) Try as they might to be fine on the individual basis, it's a factory assembly line and you will feel like you're a process not a person. I also don't appreciate that after all that and all that time I don't have a prescription, just a check on the bigger issues. So... good capable people and a big practice and I guess the sense that if it takes 2-3 hours for a regular non-emergency eye check they're on schedule.

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Retina Associates of New York

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2.5(17 reviews)
3.1 mi•Upper East Side

Good eye care and attention to my problems. Seems to be working. Skilled specialists. Staff…read moreattentive and polite

Oh wow, when I was there for doctor's visit, everyone seem nice and things went smoothly. After the…read moredoctor's visit, I went to the receptionist desk to request the clinical notes for the visit, and told it can't be done, because it was not ready, and to call back and request it over the phone. It is August, the receptionist did not identify who she was. I told her the request to be sent via mail or email my clinical notes and test records, since it was not ready then. She was the most rudest person with such an abrasive combative attitude. Talk about winning the trophy for having ZERO etiquette and professionalism in customer service. Even the manner in which was said, she don't know who the receptionist was. I immediately sense this was going to be a combative zone talking with her. She told me in the most aggressive tone, the waiver release was not signed to obtain the notes to be sent. I told her, I was there and given all the paperwork needed for the visit and release forms. She told me, "no you didn't". Just asking a question felt like an unnecessary confrontational. I kept my cool and monotone in my voice. But, you can feel the negative vibe brewing with her. I'm from New York and don't tolerate this. On the phone or online, acting tough just shows your insecurities, power-trip desire ego, and sadness in life. I told her, when I was there that day, I requested the clinical notes and records, the receptionist told me it wasn't ready to be printed, and she was the one who gave me all the paperwork to sign. If I didn't sign it, she would have inform me that I needed to sign another in order to release the notes and records to me, for when I call over the phone. At the end, after dealing with her nasty azz attitude, she told me, she need to ask the doctor later this week, if he can give permission to release the clinical notes to be sent to me. In person, the staff were professional and ran the place smoothly with no issue. I assumed they gave all the paperwork to sign to release the records. On the phone, it felt like a slugfest boxing match with words. In other words, they lied giving song and dance with a punch to not send the clinical notes when requested, since they don't give it right away, saying you have to call at a later time. Only to deal with this wackjob. Doctors are competent, office staff for in-person were adequate. But this woman, she needs to be replaced for someone who knows the decorum for customer service, to talk to patients over the phone.

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Brooklyn Retinal Vascular Center

Brooklyn Retinal Vascular Center

2.3(3 reviews)
3.0 mi•Brooklyn Heights, Cadman Plaza

I had a major emergency with my eyes where I had floaters from out of the blue and was recommended…read moreby a dear friend to Dr. David Berman. After calling Dr. Berman, I was seen that day after explaining my symptoms. I was diagnosed with an impending retinal detachment, which was successfully addressed in the office. Dr. Berman spent over 2 hours with me, explaining in specific detail what was happening to my eye and what needed to be done. I cannot recall the last time any doctors I've seen that had spent as much time with me as Dr. Berman had. Now, 6 months later, I am completely stable, seeing perfectly, and forever grateful for Dr. Berman's skill, expertise, and incredible bedside manner. Thank you Dr. Berman with all of my heart!! P.S. I highly recommend Dr. Berman to any person experiencing retinal disorders!!

If there was a single word I could use to describe this office, it would be incompetence…read more In more words, it's not the doctor who is a friendly man who clearly knows what he is doing but just the way everything is handled and the staff (or well one person primarily who sits in front.) Having to book an annual eye exam as I haven't gotten one in a while, I went here. Located on the penthouse floor on the top of 185 Montague, you are told to arrive earlier than they open and you'll be seen within a few hours time as there aren't really appointment times. Having arrived 30 minutes before they open, there were 9(!) people ahead and I waited listening to an obnoxiously god awful movie for probably 2 hours and change before I saw him. The doctor did a good job with my exam and he said that there was no need to change my prescription and I left. I eventually needed a copy of my eyeglass prescription as I would likely need to buy a new pair. I called and asked for a copy or for it to be sent by mail. Someone answered and said they'd leave a message for Dr. Berman. Said message either never arrived or they forgot. Who knows? It wasn't the woman in front but some moron on the phone. It happened a second time and I explained what happened. It happened a third time this time during office hours and I believe she answered but I never got a response. Having been given the runaround and having lost one of my pairs, I was finally fed up and I decided to go there on a day I know they were open. I went there and calmly asked for my prescription. For some absurd reason, the person in front couldn't access my file and print out my eyeglass prescription and only the doctor can do so. As someone who works in medical finance, this makes zero sense. What's the point in an office worker in an ophthalmology office if they can't get a copy of a prescription? She eventually had the audacity to say that if I called earlier, they could have gotten it ready. I explained I did call and left a message and she even said she had received it and would have called me. The office had been open for several hours and she still had never called me. Thanks for being snappy over your incompetency. Eventually after another 30 minutes or so of waiting, I got it and she asked if I wanted a copy. I was thinking in the back of my mind that this all came from the fact that she couldn't get a copy originally so I said no. I also didn't ask for a copy there as I figured it would take another 15 minutes for her to make one. Too bad as the doctor was good because I am never showing up here again.

Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York - Retina Doctors Downtown NYC

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5.0(1 review)
1.5 mi•Chinatown

Very professional and helpful best DR office staff so caring overall best experience Highly…read morerecommend

From the owner: The Downtown ophthalmologists and retina specialists at Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New…read moreYork are internationally known leaders in diagnosing and treating retinal diseases. The VRMNY retina doctors in the Lower Manhattan are world-recognized retina experts in difficult-to-diagnose and rare conditions. They offer the latest treatments for retinal diseases, focusing on treating macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal tears and detachments. This exceptional and unique expertise, joined with their attentive, empathetic concern and careful approach means that even expert Manhattan ophthalmologists turn to Downtown Manhattan retina doctors first when they or their families need care. VRMNY retina doctors have trained and taught at some of the world's finest and most respected academic institutions. The physicians who comprise the best retina specialists in New York are experts in vitrectomy surgery and hold academic appointments at Lenox Hill Hospital, New York University, and the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Our ophthalmologists in Downtown specialize in treating all medical and surgical retinal conditions, emphasizing macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, the two leading causes of retinal vision loss. With state-of-the-art New York ophthalmology center in Downtown , Manhattan, VRMNY is the largest retina vitreous center in the New York Metropolitan area...

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