Dr. Wang is a phenomenal primary care doctor. He is easy going, informational and great for young…read morepeople as well as those who are getting older. I was recommended by my mom (who is 60+) and despite having completely different issues/concerns Dr. Wang is helpful regardless of what's going on, and he passes 0 judgement. That's what I look for in a doctor. He genuinely has your best interest at heart and does not overprescribe medication. He will give you options and help you decide what the best course of action is. He takes everything you say into consideration when making decisions. Whether a yearly physical (which I hadn't been to in 3 years, but not one complaint about my lack of yearly attendance) or a sick visit I will go back to Dr. Wang for anything and everything. Plus he will text you with your lab results at 1130 pm as soon as they come in rather than you having to reach out. A true professional.

Making the appointment was easy, wait time was good. Provider was awesome. No complaints.read more

Dr Botwin was a fantastic ortho and surgeon - interacted with him at Union Hospital - RIPread more

As a medical professional, I certainly understand emergencies occur which can lend to a physician…read morerunning late and patients experiencing extended wait times; however, THREE HOURS is inexcuseable. The office staff never offered an explanation at the time of check-in. A simple, "doctor is running behind." "Would you like to wait to be seen or reschedule?" would have been appropriate and grately appreciated. The waiting room chaos was related to a blatant back-fire of appointment over-booking gone bad! I don't find listening to outraged patient waiting room ranting an asset to any medical practice. When my daughter was finally seen by Dr. Botwin on 05/20/2013, he spent less than two minutes examining her ankle. He offered a weak apology stating "Sorry for the wait, but many patients have problems and I try to accomodate as many as I can." Well-- Dr. Botwin, you let the cat out of the bag when you stated "as many as I can." What about quality of care versus quantity of patients you can run through in a day?" I would suggest patient scheduling should be reviewed to avoid the chaos we experienced in the waiting room. Everyone's time is valuable and patient's should not feel rushed during the course of their medical treatment. My advice, call ahead to determine if doctor is running on time and definitely inquire what the anticipated wait time is when checking in.

I went in expecting to be treated for a tear under my foot The office leaves something to be…read moredesired. After examining my foot he insisted on an X-ray when I told him I had an ultra sound and I was told the X-ray would not show any thing. His X-ray machine was a wooden box you had to climb up on. Then they put some type of plates under your foot. This thing should be in a museum. I wish I would have taken a picture He than tried to sell me a $700 laser treatment not covered by insurance. When I said no he was done. I'm not sure the X-ray of my foot was mine. I since went to another Dr and am scheduled for an mri. She did do an X-ray because she found no record of the other one

Dr Rosenthal has been providing outstanding dental work for me for over 8 years. Always a skilled…read moreprofessional with the highest integrity. Truly a blessing to have found him and highly recommend him.

Normally, I am skeptical when it comes to alternative medicine, but I am and will forever be a…read morebeliever of acupuncture. There is a bit of a story on how I found Lei. I found Lei by accident when I stumbled upon him first in Chinatown. I was desperate for relief from my carpal tunnel pain and at that point, was willing to try anything. My carpal tunnel had been acting up for the last 2 weeks and it was getting to a point where I was having difficulties even buttoning my jeans. I walked around Chinatown looking for an answer and decided to test my luck with Acupuncture. To my luck that day, Lei was there and worked on my hand. He first asked me a series of questions and then examined my hand. Looking for pressure points, comparing it to my left hand, etc. He said my situation was severe and I would need multiple treatments and I said I did not have time and asked him to make the impossible happen with 1 treatment. To my shocking amazement, right after he put the needles in, it was instant relief. I could feel my wrist go from throbbing, to feeling not as irritated. I could feel my fingers again instead of them being numbed by the pain I felt. After the needles came out, he did some manual therapy, massaging my hand and making sure everything was where it was supposed to be. I still felt pain after the treatment but it was much more bearable. I thanked him and said goodbye that day, not thinking I would ever see him again. This was 8 years ago. The next day after that treatment, I was mobile again. I was able to button my pants, eat, type and do all the normal things I was having difficulty with when the pain started. On day 3, it was like I didn't have carpal tunnel anymore. For the next few years, I went about life as if this incident never happened. I didn't have any flares, no pains, nothing. Until 4 years ago. The same torturous pain came back once more. This time, much more severe as I was older and of course, my wrists have taken a much heavier beating from the years of heavy typing. Lei immediately popped into mind, but I didn't have a name, number or address for him as it was a one-time treatment. I had tried several other acupuncturists in midtown near where I worked and not a single person was able to help me with the pain. Not only was I feeling pain in my wrists, my fingers had gone numb, which then really scared me. I went back to Chinatown in desperate search of the doctor that once helped me before. I walked into the shop where I first met him and decided to try treatment with another acupuncturist there. The lady was kind but stuck about 50 needles into my hand and not a single needle relieved any pain at all. I had kindly asked her to stop at that point and she had left me to sit there and wait for the needles to work their magic. When she came back to take out the needles, I decided I had nothing to lose and asked about the doctor that had helped me years ago. I only had a description of what he looked like. I didn't even know his name at the time. I asked the lady if there was a younger doctor that worked there, male, tall, more muscular set. At that point, she was very reluctant to say anything but quietly mumbled yes. She got up, and dialed his number, and put him on the phone. I didn't remember his voice at the time but asked to set up an appointment and referenced I was his patient a long time ago and that he helped me with my hand. He agreed to set up an appointment to meet and start treatments. The following week, we met up, he re-assessed my situation and I formally started on normal treatments. Since then, I have gone consistently for not only my hand but for my neck, hips, back and shoulders. Lei has done such an amazing job over the years, helping me maintain my carpal tunnel. I have had a lot of mishaps with my right hand. From carpal tunnel, to tendonitis, to developing trigger finger, then having multiple relapses in pain, etc. Lei has been there for all of it and has been able to put me back together every time to the point where I could function normally without any pain at all. I have since followed him to his new midtown location and don't intend to stop treatments. I was skeptical, until I experienced it myself and I would never recommend anything that I didn't truly believe in. Lei is hands down, the best acupuncturist there is and his treatments truly work.

RUN FROM LEI, as fast and far as possible. Ive never been so taken by a charlatan in my life. Ive…read moreNEVER had a medical provider TELL me what I was feeling and then get upset when I didnt agree. I was promised "no problem... 8 sessions and you will be perfect" and then went on to spend over $3000 to feel not better, not the same, but worse. Any relief was VERY short lived, I did EVERYTHING he said, and followed EVERY protocol "homework" to the TEE. I held my breath from the smell, covered my eyes from the needles overflowing in the garbage can, as well as on the floor, disregarded the dirty office space and even brought my own wipes to clean the head holder on the table that was NEVER cleaned. I did all of this with the promise and belief that I would feel better and "100% avoid surgery" as he said. My symptoms are far worse than when we met. Lastly, his EXTREMELY unprofessional and unethical behavior in not returning calls or texts has pushed me over the edge. It is my fault for believing this person and the ONLY reason why I chose to write today, probably the ONLY negative review I have EVER written, was to be of service to anyone who is considering working with this person. He talks a good game and I was desperate. I would NEVER EVER recommend or go to Lei, if he was the last person on earth.

Dr. Moucha is a remarkable person and surgeon I refer…read moreeveryone I know who has a hip or knee issued to him He is caring and professional and thorough, and I am grateful to him for replacing both of my knees. I have had no issues with my knees postop and that is not true for patient who have had surgery from other surgeons

I can't even believe what I am reading about Dr. Moucha on this site. He is one of the most…read moreempathetic and caring surgeons I have ever encountered. I traveled all the way from Florida for him to do my knee surgery and I have no regrets.

Dr. Rinaldi is the best! I have a recurring ingrown toenail that gets very painful every few…read moremonths. Dr. Rinaldi always does a great job removing it and explaining the proper care of it to me. He is also very nice and personable as is his staff. Go to him. You will not be disappointed.

Some equipment doesn't work. And I'm a bit surprised the doctor allows the MAs to handle blood and…read morefluids without gloves

Choosing Dr. David Samadi to handle my prostate surgery was one of the best medical decisions I…read morehave ever made. My surgery was in 2016, and now, 10 years later, I could not be happier with the decision or more grateful for the outcome. I was recently at a funeral and recommended Dr. Samadi to a friend who is dealing with a prostate issue. Since it had been many years since my surgery, I decided to look him up again to see what my friend might find in an online search. After reading some of the one- and two-star reviews, I felt compelled to share my own experience. Dr. Samadi has a very special gift. I thank God every day for his medical knowledge, surgical skill, and the care he provided to me. He is truly a fantastic doctor and surgeon. I did have one unpleasant experience at the hospital, but it had nothing to do with Dr. Samadi or anyone on his personal team. It involved other hospital staff. With a different attitude, I could have allowed that one incident to define my entire experience, but that would have been unfair and would have completely missed what mattered most: the exceptional medical care and surgical outcome Dr. Samadi gave me. His staff was second to none! Who cares if he does not always wear scrubs or if his waiting room sometimes feels like a newsroom? I did not choose him based on his clothing or office atmosphere. I chose him because I wanted an extraordinarily talented surgeon to treat a serious medical condition--and that is exactly what I received. Ten years later, I remain profoundly thankful that Dr. Samadi was my doctor. He deserves far more credit than some of these reviews give him. I would recommend him without hesitation.

Absolutely instills no confidence, vague diagnosis pessimistic and loves to collect patients and…read moretheir funds..I would never recommend this doctor to anybody I know...

He's a GREAT doctor. I was really impressed by his bedside manner and his willing to listen…read more WILLING TO LISTEN I think most doctors don't want to listen; they would rather talk. This boggles my mind because to make a diagnosis, the doctor needs to get data from the patient. I get it though. Everyone likes to talk. And doctors like to talk about how much they know. I also notice that a lot of doctors like to "control" the visit. They dictate how the interaction goes. They ask the questions, and the patients must obediently answer. This wasn't the case with Dr. Iyer. He listens to what you have to say. And he seems understanding and kind. Of course, I might be wrong since this was only over 1 visit. I'll update this review if this changes. STATE-OF-THE-ART EQUIPMENT He has a nice X-ray machine that scans your body right away. And his office is very nice. Although this really doesn't say much about his medical expertise, it does show that he's diligent. He's on top of things. SUPPORT STAFF - GLORIA She's got to be the nicest support staff that I've met. Extremely helpful. Doesn't just pass you off to someone else or another office. Really wants to make sure you are taken care of. Unfortunately, my experience with support staff at doctors' offices are very positive. I think most just don't care. The job is just a paycheck. Moreover, they seem to have a chip on their shoulders, and they can be pretty abrasive. I find most make the process so much more difficult and tedious. Gloria won't. The doctor should be careful that another office doesn't poach her.