Delivering the utmost in quality care is what makes Memorial Sloan Kettering the stellar medical…read morehospital and cancer research center in the world. Besides my superb top quality medical team of Surgeons and Oncologists, I found the Nurses go above and beyond in their work, providing genuine care with such grace and pure empathy, often tending to patients as if family. Let's take a moment to praise the nurses. This year, 2025 I am a twenty years cancer survivor and visit MSKCC annually for my check up. It's key to stay informed and hopefully catch symptoms as early as possible. Sending prayers for healing and blessings to those who are going through the journey of one of the most difficult of diagnoses. Let us hope and pray they find a cure someday soon. Wishing you and yours a blessed healthy happy Thanksgiving. Thank you

ORIGIN: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) was…read moreformed in 1980 when the first U.S. hospital dedicated to cancer treatment -- New York Cancer Hospital (1884), later renamed Memorial Hospital for the Treatment of Cancer (1899) -- merged with the Sloan Kettering Institute, a research institution founded in 1945 by philanthropists Alfred Sloan and Charles Kettering. CONCEPT: The hospital is dedicated to research and procedures (both inpatient and outpatient) associated with cancer treatment. LOCATION: This location represents the first and oldest site associated with MSKCC. It was constructed in the 1930s as part of what later became known as the Sloan Kettering Institute. SURGERY EXPERIENCE: This site (circa 1939) is not intuitive to navigate, the product of limited available space and development of new cancer treatments and associated technologies. Nonetheless receptionists on the ground floor provide the necessary guidance to get to your designated location (including specific elevators). Unlike the new MSKCC sites that are scattered across the city and surrounding suburbs, there appears to be little effort in making the main location peaceful or attractive. However it's important to keep in mind that MSKCC is highly regarded for cancer treatment, ranking second in the nation in U.S. News and World Report (2025) and first in oncology in Newsweek (2026). Hospital staff are professional, patient, and friendly making the experience less stressful. The staff appear to share a stance of not overwhelming patients with information, but are immediately able to answer questions and concerns as they are presented. That said, it's best to be familiar with the current and anticipated next step in care in order to make sure it is enacted as expected. Twice during the three day hospital stay there was need to point out an error in post-surgery protocol, and both were acknowledged and corrected (necessity of limited diet (liquid) and application of intermittent pneumatic compression sleeves to reduce likelihood of blood clots). Hospital meals can become the highlight of a patient's day. There are many options, including some offerings apparently inspired by menus at fine restaurants. Meat and fish dishes arrive well-done, perhaps due to being warmed under dome for long period between preparation and transport to room or prioritization of food safety. If the meals are not tolerable, alternatives in the neighborhood are abundant (e.g. NAYA, Chopt) as long as a way to get take out delivered to the hospital room (such as through a visitor) is navigated. Despite being located without a designated car drop off/pick up area along York Avenue, car pick up after patient discharge was well-orchestrated, and thus not as inconvenient nor difficult as we had anticipated.

I visited Dr. Law back in 2008. I asked him if he can fix a small scar on my brow. There was a…read moreline of missing hair on it, which I thought could be fixed with a hair transplant. Dr. Law answered kind of idiotically. He started talking about his time in the army and suggested getting the scar fixed by someone who could "sew it together" This man didn't realize that brow hair can be transplanted and further improved by a dermatological MDs. Otherwise, he wouldn't have recommended something against the law of hair transplant surgeons!

From the owner: Dr. Thomas A. Law, MD is a NYC hair transplant surgeon with 25 years of experience. He specializes…read morein follicular unit extraction (FUE) and follicular unit transplantation (FUT).

Dr.Rosen did my lap band in 2013. He was very caring & knowledgeable. Maybe it was my habits or…read moremaybe my body didn't quite adjust to the band. But the band wasn't 100% effective for me. So he recommended me to another bariatric doctor. He never just gave up on me. Very helpful.

Dr. Rosen is by the far the best surgeon I've had the…read morepleasure of dealing with Dr. Rosen is a very kind and compassionate Human being I felt very good and secure in his hands for my bi lateral inquin hernia fix I was treated like gold especially for the fact that I'm a terrible patient , but Dr Rosen worked that out And day one I'm home , The surgery felt like a breeze everything was coordinated and organised A car picked me up and brought me right home on time , all the meds were ready when I got home at the Pharmacy I feel in pain but everything is working A OK I would definitely recommend Dr Daniel Rosen He's the best ! His office staff is also great and on point with their job and that helped greatly ease the associated stress with surgery A very well run office ,thanks so much for the for the eXcellent care I received

To make it short, he is THE best doctor!! We live in Florida, and after my son suffered a severe…read morewrist injury, ruptured and torn in every possible way, we spent nearly ten months going from doctor to doctor in the state of Florida. Unfortunately, the care and treatment we received were disappointing and at times even dismissive. Determined to find the very best, we looked beyond Florida, and that is how we found Dr. Jason S. Pruzansky, MD, in New York City. From the first consultation through surgery and follow-up care, Dr. Pruzansky was extraordinary. He is incredibly friendly, patient, and thorough, always taking the time to explain every detail and answer all of our questions. His professionalism and expertise gave us the confidence and peace of mind we had been searching for. Yes, we fly to New York City for every appointment, but the quality of care and the trust we have in Dr. Pruzansky make it absolutely worth it, especially when it comes to your child's health. The entire team, from the front desk to the clinical staff, is warm, welcoming, and helpful. They make the process smooth and supportive. All in all, our experience has been perfect. I can recommend Dr. Jason S. Pruzansky and his team to anyone who wants the very best care!

I went for help with a trigger finger. I knew there was something wrong when the dr's assistant,…read morewho came to ask me some basic questions, suddenly left in a hurry when I told her I had xrays of my hand done by an orthopedist 3 days before and asked if I could have them sent to the office. The doctor came in, touched two fingers, and said I needed an xray. I asked him if I could call the orthopedist and have them sent over. He asked, "How do you think they will get them to me?" in a highly condescending tone. I said they'd probably email them. He insisted that would be low quality, and he'd need them on a CD. I said fine, I'd go get him the CD. He said he wouldn't be able to read them and insisted I get xrays in his office. I told him the other doctor had ruled out all the issues he wanted to see on the xray. When he learned I had spoken to the orthopedist's assistant (who was 100 times more thorough examining my hand and giving me a cortisone shot than he was), he got extremely condescending and implied that she wasn't qualified to rule out everything, and his mocking tone and laugh implied he thought that I was a fool to have let her give me a cortisone shot. (By the way, that shot worked fantastically well.) To add insult - he looked at the xrays he forced me to re-do on his iPad! I felt conned. $300 for duplicate xrays! And they were a complete repeat of what I had 3 days before. As expected, he confirmed everything I already knew from the orthopedist assistant, so I guess she is qualified after all. Then he diagnosed me with a hereditary condition! From an xray! I really wanted an MRI to see the tendons not the bones since, as I told him, the tendons were bothering me, and he said, "I can write you a script, but the diagnosis won't change!" in a tone that implied I was an idiot for requesting an MRI. He said I should come back in a month. I will never step foot in his office again. No doctor should treat a patient with such a lack of respect. Be warned!

Scheduling & my treatment for an injured leg seems to be healing well!…read moreShe has been very professional and easy to innteract with .

Dr. Menken took care of a large lipoma on my back. This is belated, but I want to take the time to…read moreexpress how grateful I am for her compassionate and expert care. When you deal with her, you sense that she is more or less the ideal professional: a doctor who is precise, reliable, deeply knowledgeable, and devoted to your comfort and wellbeing. You can tell that she does this job because she loves it and was made to do it. Everything went the way she said it would and I experienced no pain or discomfort during or after my surgery. I recommend Dr. Menken enthusiastically.

I recently had surgery to undue the ropy ugly veins I got after having laser surgery with…read more with Dr. Schanzer. I went in for the veins below my knee and wound up still having the problem below my knee and the additional bulging worse veins that I got from Dr Schanzer's laser work above my knee. I had surgery and I now have eleven cuts (which may scar) when my Dr. went in to pull out the veins that bulged after Dr. Schanzers lazer. The section below my knee is fine. It took only six cuts. This Dr. doesn't know what he's doing. He should not be allowed to practice. Elyse Emmer

I had small veins on the top of my hands that made them look old. Dr Schanzer took the time to…read moreremove them without any scares. He is meticulous and his follow up was great always accommodating my schedule. Great experience.

Dr. Grinberg was my surgeon for a double hernia above and below my belly button. He did such a…read moregreat job, made me feel comfortable and is a funny guy. At first I was nervous but he was very informative and reassuring throughout it all. I definitely recommend him and am very glad I chose him to be my surgeon.

A fraudulent, inhumane practice that treats people like dirt!…read more Dr. Dronsky is dishonest, reneges on consultation appointment promises, and has an office staff that insults and mocks persons for the very conditions they have! The promise to provide expert treatment to people needing specialized surgery, and to treat such people with compassion and respect, is nothing more than a meaningless PR write-up, as I unfortunately learned first-hand. Simply put, dealing with Dronsky and his staff was appalling!

Dr. Rizk is an absolute master of his craft. I saw him to resolve a facial asymmetry that bothered…read moreme for years, (a noticeably lower right brow and fully hooded right eyelid). To restore balance, Dr. Rizk performed an endoscopic brow lift on my right side and upper blepharoplasty on both eyelids. I COULD NOT BE HAPPIER WITH THE RESULTS. I was also blown away by the elite patient experience. From start to finish, my time with Dr. Rizk and his incredible support staff was world-class. During my consultation, he was confident and assured in his diagnosis/treatment plan. On the day of surgery, I felt at ease under his care. He marked me up and walked me through his exact plan. His nurse Jola is also amazing and I will forever remember her kind, calming demeanor. It's worth noting that before I decided to move forward with Dr. Rizk, I had consultations with others and received varying treatment plans. Dr. Rizk was without a doubt the doctor for me and I would absolutely recommend him without hesitation!!

If i could give Zero stars I would. I paid top dollar for a rhinoplasty only to be left with a nose…read morethat looked exactly the same as before. Dr. kept on blaming swelling until enough time went by and hw had to admit that it wasnt going to get better. He then said he has "no control" over what happens with scar tissue once the nose heals. And Voila! he washed his hands of me. Total quack.

People can always tell you what to do. When you see a person who looks healthy and present…read morethemselves professionally, that is when you listen. Dr. Andrew Rosen is a Gem in Orthopedics. He is a highly valued person with the look of hope that things will get better. The clinic is very welcoming. It clean and well kept. The x-ray room is comfortable. Service is quick, professional and caring. The Paperwork is done efficiently to make sure you get what you need to complete your examination. No questions unanswered. Everything is explained. When you leave you feel this is a place I want to come back to because I am getting great care.

Checking for pain management today. Dr Rosen is friendly and the office is clean and most of the…read morestaff are really nice

Sloan Kettering has the most polite and friendly staff I've ever come across in a Hospital setting…read more The doctors are all great. Always upbeat and positive. Obviously no one likes going to the doctor's office but they really do soften the blow. Dr Russo and Team are amazing.

Do NOT under any circumstances use this hospital for cancer treatment. They are the most…read moreincompetent clueless disorganized unprofessional hospital. They are a MONEY MAKING FACTORY OF MISERY AND DEATH. Clueless cursory exams, had absolutely nothing for my husbands cancer and treated it with a protocol for colon cancer which my husband DID NOT HAVE. Two failed chemos later my husband was pronounced terminal and they couldn't get him out of there fast enough into hospice. Do you know why? After they start the process to kill you, they don't want you dying in their poison palace because it kills their morbidity rates and they lose funding. This week alone I have had 5 people tell me that their loved ones were MISDIAGNOSED at Sloan and by the time they figured it out??? You know the deal.... 5 more funerals. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. LITERALLY