Awesome ! Extremely happy that I finally found a great doctor and medical facility ! Dr. Blum is…read morefantastic as well as the staff. He is very efficient, thorough and friendly. His staff is also friendly and efficient. The waiting room is spacious with plenty of magazines. The facility has great equipment for breathing tests. The facility is spotless. This facility also has an excellent sleep study program for those who suffer from sleep apnea. Patients have their own bedroom with a television. I highly recommend this medical facility !!

This "Doctor" is a joke. He requested to see me twice within 7 days, did nothing for me and then…read moreasked me to leave a positive review. He could not even remember the reason for my visit. His office staff are a bunch of children. The kid who tried to take my blood (twice) could barely form a coherent English language sentence. "Doctor" Leeman also uses the same excuse ("Results were questionable" heard through the door) to perform the same tests over so he can charge your insurance company twice. Honestly, his license should be pulled. A complete disgrace.

I often wonder why someone would go through the time and expense required to get a Medical Degree…read morewhen he or she has absolutely no desire to help patients. I am 60 years old, have been going to the doctor forever and this is the first and only time in my life where I have ever felt that a doctor had absolutely no interest, desire, or care to work with, or help me whatsoever. My story is, I supposedly needed to get pulmonology clearance for an ERCP Endoscopy due to intense gastrointestinal pain I was experiencing for over a month. I went to Leeman seeking this clearance and here is my non embellished, true experience: First Visit ($50 Copay) - He did a breathing test and told me it was "not too bad". He asked me to go get blood work and told him I had that with my Gastroenterologist, as well as Cardio clearance as well, and requested his office contact them for copies. He then told me to go get a chest X-ray and come back again, for which I went slogging in a rainstorm to get - that very same day. He made me go to his radiology place and refused to talk to anyone else for me. It was Zwanger-Peseri or nothing. I knew right there I was in some trouble here. No other Doctor is that inflexible. He mentioned to me several times about some app to make appointments on, so I even signed up for that and did as he asked. Did he know I did that? Nope. Clueless. Second Visit - ($50 copay) - He asked me to come back again with my medication vials in a bag to prove to him what meds I take. I have never EVER been asked that by any doctor I have EVER visited and thought this was way over the top, but since I thought I needed his help, I complied. So, like a bag lady I went back with my meds in hand a week later, still in pain, and he was not interested at all. He then did another breathing test which he told me "wasn't great" and that's it. He also loves to say the same thing all of the time" we like to get as much information as possible, we need blood work and cardiology information". I gave him all of this info at my first visit, where to obtain it as all of my blood work and clearances went to my Gastroenterologist, and I asked him to have his staff contact this doctor again because the insurance Company would never pay for another set of labs so close together, any Dr. would realize this. His response was "ok, make another appointment, are you are on my app"? Not trying to disrespect anyone, but the guy is clueless. Maybe this is why there are no workers in his office and I had to sit there for 20 minutes? After 20 minutes, I knocked on the door for to see if anyone was there, and he himself came to the door and told me to sit down, wait, and shut up. I continued to participate in the charade because I thought I needed this for my procedure as I mentioned. 3rd & final appointment: I refuse(d) to pay this $50 copay because I got absolutely nothing out of 2 prior visits, and was asked the same things over and over with his office not wanting to do anything at all to help me, including call my other doctor for lab work results and Cardio clearance. It was as though it was my first visit ever to him. He actually asked me again "what are you here for"? I was beside myself and noticeably annoyed at his lack of concern for the pain I was experiencing which I deeply conveyed. It is so bad I am thinking of reporting him to the AMA and NYS Medical board for just a total lack of patient awareness and care. As I said, I have never felt so unwanted at any Doctors office as I did at his. To conclude, I had my ERCP Endoscopy yesterday, did not need his help or clearance after all and wasted my wits, money, and time, so all I can do after that is warn anyone thinking of going to Doctor Benjamin Leeman TO STAY THE HECK AWAY unless you want to go to a Doctor who could care less about his patients well being. If that is what you seek, Leeman is your guy.

WOW the malpractice doctor still around ? I went here for…read moreyears he's the worst! Gives allergy shots rather than figure out what you're allergic to like food and histamine. BAD Doctoring.

Love the everyone from the doctor, nurses and staff. Everyone is friendly, listen to patients…read moreconcerns and answer all questions a patient may have. Highly recommend !!

Dr. Rita Schulster is a grossly incompetent and dangerous physician…read more I've known her for over 20 years but did not need to personally avail myself of her services till 4 April 2020; when I was admitted to Oceanside Community Hospital with severe Covid pneumonia. A day, after I was admitted, Dr. Rita Schulster tried to coerce me to vacate the hospital without oxygen or medication; citing that there were far worse-conditioned patients than me. Mind you, I was brought into the hospital by ambulance and oxygen sating at 78! I had been coughing up blood, all weekend and my right lung was riddled with pneumonia. After successfully preventing her from having me removed, the hospital attempted to prove I was a fraud by testing my walking in my room and checking my O2 saturation, afterward. I walked a few feet, sat down, and was sating at 82! Luckily, I was kept till April 14 and sent home with oxygen and medication. It took several weeks for a suitable recovery. Mind you, if I acquiesced to her original discharge planning of April 6, without oxygen or medication, I would have most certainly died or, at the very least, been returned to the hospital in significantly worse condition than the first time I was admitted. I must point out, her husband, Dr. Paul Schulster, is an eminently far superior pulmonologist and should not have his reputation sullied by his wife's extreme and dangerous incompetence.

I was lucky enough to get a same day appointment with Dr Joseph Donath for my elderly father. He…read moreobtained a thorough history old school with pen and paper and truly listened to my Dad's responses. He correctly diagnosed my father with a cardiac issue not pulmonary and referred us to a cardiologist . He had a great bedside manner and was kind and gracious . The office staff was very friendly especially Ranya. I would highly recommend Dr Donath to anyone in search of a pulmonologist

Impossible to get anyone on the phone. It's a nightmare. They do not check the answering machine…read more When I did finally get someone on the phone I was on hold so long it disconnected. I need to switch providers. They forget to send documents to insurance companies, and you can't get ahold of them to fix the problem. Long wait when you are in office, and Dr. Steiner isn't particularly attentive or considerate of your time. Go elsewhere. They won't give you test results, even negative ones, without an appointment you have to wait a long time for.

I went there 2 months ago, the office has a horrible odor. The doctor and his staff are far from…read moreprofessional. The place is a bad joke.

I was very excited to begin my weight-loss journey here. I started at 400 pounds, and after…read moresurgery, I'm now down to 230. For that, I'm truly grateful -- the surgery itself changed my life. However, the experience as a whole has been disappointing, especially given the high cost (over $225,000) and how strict they are with insurance policies. What led me to leave a low rating is the post-op care -- or rather, the lack of it. I changed jobs, and with that, my insurance changed. During that transition, I received no notice or bill, but when I tried to schedule a much-needed post-op follow-up due to severe stomach pains, I was told I'd been sent to collections over a $250 bill I never received. Even worse, when I offered to pay the balance directly, I was refused and told I had to deal with the collection agency. No prior warning, no email, no phone call -- just sold off to collections. I found this incredibly harsh, especially for a post-surgical patient still in pain and trying to navigate life after a major procedure like this. It's hard enough adjusting to a new body and lifestyle without losing touch with the very team that promised continued support. I'm thankful for the weight loss, but to undergo such a serious surgery and then feel abandoned is deeply disappointing. Better communication and compassion for patients during follow-up -- especially when dealing with billing -- would go a long way.