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    Patrick Perin, MD

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Dr. Patrick Perin uses the latest treatments to manage your allergies. And Jane is very competent and super nice.

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    Steven M Gold, MD

    Steven M Gold, MD

    4.0(16 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Very Disappointing Experience…read more I had a very disappointing and upsetting experience with Dr. Gold. I went to the ENT because I was experiencing speech difficulties, including slurring and difficulty pronouncing certain words, and wanted to determine whether there could be any vocal cord or ENT-related issue, particularly in connection with TMJ. From the moment I walked into his office, I felt dismissed. He seemed more concerned about his lunch order than meeting and listening to a new patient. I explained that I had already been evaluated by a neurologist, including blood work and physical testing, which had been normal, and that I was scheduled for a brain MRI to rule out other possibilities. Unfortunately, Dr. Gold was cold, judgmental, and dismissive of my concerns about TMJ. He did not explain what he was doing during the examination and simply put an instrument down my throat and told me everything looked normal. What was most disturbing was that, despite saying he could not diagnose ALS, he suggested that my symptoms were similar to the onset of ALS and then told me I "shouldn't go to a dark place." I found this incredibly irresponsible and frightening, particularly coming from an ENT who was not conducting a neurological evaluation. When I told him that his comments had made me very worried, his response was that he was "worried for me." There is a huge difference between appropriately recommending that a patient follow up with a neurologist and introducing a frightening diagnosis into the conversation without the appropriate expertise or context. His comments caused me significant anxiety for days. Thankfully, my subsequent brain MRI was normal. I understand that doctors cannot always provide immediate answers, but patients deserve compassion, clear communication, and responsible handling of uncertainty. I left this appointment feeling frightened and dismissed rather than reassured or supported. Based on my experience, I would not recommend Dr. Gold.

    I cannot express any negative remarks about this doctor. From the moment I entered his office, I…read morehad an immediate sense of familiarity. I had a severe deviated septum that impeded my ability to breathe through one nostril, prompting me to schedule surgery with him. Now, a week post-operative, I am experiencing remarkable improvement. His professionalism is evident, and his compassionate nature makes the surgical experience feel welcoming. I sincerely hope that all doctors possess such qualities. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Gold for his exceptional care.

    Michelis Mary Ann, MD

    Michelis Mary Ann, MD

    2.3(3 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    If you're a new patient looking for an allergist, don't bother…read more I've been trying to set up an appointment with Dr. Michelis since June, but due to her busy schedule, the earliest they could get me an appointment on a weekend was August. I went ahead and scheduled it anyway because I was in no rush for the allergy test. Plus, she had two 5-star reviews on Yelp! That was promising enough for me. Two days before my appointment, the Medical Secretary Aricia (who's an absolute sweetheart) called and said an emergency came up and Dr. Michelis had to cancel. I completely understand, it happens, so I rescheduled for a Saturday in September. September comes along. A week before my appointment, Aricia called me saying they had to cancel again, but Dr. Michelis said that she'd open up her schedule on a weekday afternoon to take me in at a time that she didn't have any other patients (no one else would be there, I wouldn't have to sit and wait, etc.). Reluctantly, I requested a half day at my full-time job to accept the appointment that they so kindly accommodated me to schedule. Got the half day approved at work - everything was fine and dandy. ONE DAY BEFORE MY APPOINTMENT (today), Aricia calls. Of course, to yet again but not surprisingly, cancel. Don't get me wrong - I'm an extremely understanding person, but I have zero patience for doctors who have no regard for their patients and their time. Thankfully, I called another allergist in my network and she was able to schedule an appointment with me tomorrow afternoon so my half day won't be going to waste.

    Probably the best doctor I've seen. What frustrates me most about most doctors is the small amount…read moreof time they take to listen and come up with a proper diagnosis. Dr. Michelis spends at least 10 minutes talking to her patients, taking in every bit of information to make the best diagnosis. Not to mention she's the ONLY doctor to apologize for being late to an appt. Nice helpful staff as well.

    Northern Valley Allergy, Asthma & Sinus Center

    Northern Valley Allergy, Asthma & Sinus Center

    3.7(19 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    My teenage son has suffered from severe asthma and allergies for most of his life. We have visited…read morenumerous doctors including paediatricians, ENT specialists, allergists and dermatologists but none of them were really able to help my son. He had skin tests where his back was scratched and various allergens were applied to his back in an attempt to determine what he was allergic to and what triggered his asthma. He also had blood drawn to conduct tests on it for the same purpose. He even had an endoscopy to find out why he vomited often when he coughed. None of those tests were conclusive so we remained in the dark for years about his asthma and allergies. He used a nebulizer, steroids, inhalers, allergy and asthma medication etc. to treat the symptoms but no doctor helped us to find out the cause of his asthma and allergies. It became really serious when his asthma and allergies became so bad that he had a hacking cough for a while. The school kept calling me to pick him up and take him home since they thought he had covid or some other contagious illness. All his covid antigen test results were negative. Still, we had to get forms filled by his doctors explaining that he was cot contagious but that he had severe asthma and allergies. At one point, after he had missed 2 weeks of school and visited the latest paediatrician many times during the course of those 2 weeks, the paediatrician informed that she had done all she could do so we should find another doctor. The doctors on the list emailed to us by Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO either were not taking new patients or were no longer accepting Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO. My doctor's office referred us to an allergist who had 38 years of experience only to find out that, when we called the number my doctor's office gave us, said allergist, Dr. Ziv Harish, had already retired 2.5 years ago. We called other doctors and they were fully booked until June 2023! Finally, just by chance, I happened to mention our predicament to one of the kind doormen in our building. He informed me that his girlfriend also suffered from severe asthma and allergies. She had also tried many, many doctors before she finally found one that she was happy with since he genuinely cared about treating the root causes of her ailments. That doctor was Dr. Mathew Varghese, MD, of the Northern Valley Allergy and Sinus Center. Usually, our experience in visiting doctors is that, after getting over the initial hurdle of getting an appointment, we wait for at least an hour but often much longer in the waiting room filling out many forms and then are whisked into an examination where a doctor asks a few questions and does a cursory inspection for all of 10 to 15 minutes. Then we are whisked out where we actually spend more time paying the co-payment than we did during the consultation with the doctor. Not so with Dr. Mathew Varghese, MD, and his Assistant, Elianey, of the Northern Valley Allergy and Sinus Center, where our doctor's visit lasted 3 hours! After filling out detailed forms asking many questions about my son's condition and about his/our family medical history, we met with his Assistant, Elianey, who asked us more questions while reviewing the forms we had completed. She performed skin and breathing tests. Then, Dr. Varghese looked at the results of his Assistant's tests on my son. Whereupon, after checking my son's back to see which allergens had caused a reaction, he took a long tube with a light on the end of it and inspected my son's nostrils and concluded that my son was indeed allergic to many things since his nostrils were inflamed. His Assistant used swabs to get specimens from my son's nostrils to do a nose culture test. Thereafter, Dr. Mathew Varghese, MD, prepared customised inoculations to give my son to build up his resistance to allergens and strengthen his immune system. Finally, doctor and his team willing and able to treat my son's asthma and allergies by identifying and tackling the root causes of his ailments with weekly allergy and asthma shots by Elianey. - Thank you so very much, Dr. Mathew Vargese and Elianey! - Thank you also to our wonderful and helpful doorman, Stephen and his girlfriend, Francesa, for referring us to Dr. Mathew Varghese and his team at Northern Valley Allergy and Sinus Center!

    Very unprofessional. The receptionist behind the desk has a very nasty attitude and acts like it is…read morea bother to help you when you walk up to the window. I went for my allergies and never went back. Customer service is very important to me. Be ware.

    Patrick Perin, MD - allergist - Updated September 2026

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