As my review indicates, this place is still unsatisfactory because it took over ONE YEAR PLUS to answer my first review. Please see the comment from the "owner" at this business telling me they improved and yet they waited a YEAR to address my complaint.
=Comment from Alija C. of Queens Endoscopy ASC Business Owner=
Alija, what I neglected to put into my first review is this:
I am a former medical office manager in Internal Medicine, doc-in-a-box and a large OB-GYN practice. Also, I earned my way up the ranks as a medical assistant to a senior partner, a front desk person in an office with 15,000 patients, etc...so I know a thing or two about the protocol for treating and respecting patients.
Also, the day of my test, the lovely lady with me is a close personal friend who is a registered nurse, not just any registered nurse, either. She was and is a current tenured nursing professor at a City University of NY nursing school.
I had to actually find another GI doctor to avoid this place for a test I need now so your timing is really interesting. I had no choice but to avoid Queens Endoscopy - I have also discussed this office with my internist who knows me for over 25 years. He was shocked.
Since I am having GI issues, again, and know what I experienced, let me tell all those who read this review that owners always have the place they create, they condone and perpetuate. So, I am not going to have my next procedure here, nor any other procedure here, ever.
So, Queens Endoscopy has improved? And, they reply to my review one year + later...this is progress? This is how much they care about a patient...one year later... and have the gaul to tell me they have improved? O.N.E. Y.E.A.R. L.A.T.E.R?
It's my duty as an active social advocate to do my best to let the public know how disrespectful this business is...how insensitive this business is...how unprofessional this business is, how little this business cares about patients...then they call it progress when they let you wait 2+ hours for a test, freezing cold, insensitive to your needs without a printed apology and then have the nerve to make you wait a year to acknowledge one's discomfort and dismay while calling their action "an improvement."
No one knows better than me that many of us have unrealistic expectations for the medical system...however, being treated without compassion and professionalism is absolutely unforgivable....and waiting a year to tell me you have made progress is laughable. read more