Very clean and well organized cancer facility. I will say it's a busy place, so it's a good idea to…read moreplan ahead and arrive early for your appointments. The biggest delays I've noticed are usually due to the elevator wait times rather than the staff. I've spent time on both the clinic and inpatient sides, and the care has been exceptional in both. The staff consistently go the extra mile to make sure you're comfortable and well taken care of. Whether it's helping you find your way around, taking extra time to explain your situation, or simply checking in to see how you're doing, everyone is incredibly kind, accommodating, and supportive. If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask. there's always someone willing to help.

I worked here from 2018-2020 and had a great experience. This building is essentially 24 hours due…read moreto have an inpatient floor on 15. There's also an urgent care available on the ground floor. The building is many years old but is maintained well. The facility is clean and spacious. There's security guards throughout the facility at your service. The clinicians here provide great quality of care to their patients from my observation. I was here recently to grab a crew neck sweatshirt from the gift shop. The gift shop is a small but it contains all of the essentials that you need while being at a hospital.

He is my idea of an old time devoted doctor. He made himself very accessible to my wife, even…read moregiving her his cell phone number. He is a brilliant dermatologist who gets involved. I am so happy he is our doctor. Michael Altschuler

If your time has no value and you have nothing better to do that wait and wait for a doctor, this…read moreis the guy for you. But if you're looking for a physician who is prompt, professional and respectful, go elsewhere. I arrived on time. His assistant stuck me in a waiting room. And then I waited...and waited ... and waited. After an hour, I went and found his assistant and asked how much longer it would be. He said he'd find out. Ten minutes later he had not returned. This guy is a skin doctor, not an ER physician, who can dismiss long waits as caused by unanticipated emergencies. If you have to wait an hour for him, as I did, it's because he treats his patients with casual contempt. Oh, and here is a sample of patients from Zoom.doc -- "wait time was an hour ... way too long",,,,"35 minutes is much to long.":"They made me wait over an hour. Not going back." "waited about 35 minutes" "I had a waiting time of over an hour." Get the theme?

Hanna the medical assistant is absolutely incredible. She's kind she's considerate knowledgeable…read more engaging !! I highly recommend this practice!

From the owner: Skin cancer prevention, skin cancer treatment, thorough and comprehensive skin examination to…read moredetect skin cancer and atypical moles, total body photography, extensive mole mapping with sequential dermoscopy imaging, photo dynamic therapy for pre-cancerous lesions

If you think you have random symptoms, from the neck up, look up silent reflux and see if that fits…read morethe complaint bill. If you have it, there's no one better than Dr. Aviv (I went to other Drs, most said it was nothing, one said it was silent reflux and don't change or do anything....huh?). He's an expert on the subject, dare I say he wrote the book on it? I only write about Drs who I find competent, curious, interested and knowledgable. Dr. Aviv is one of those medical professionals (and you don't need all fingers on one hand to count those I put in that category). I had bought his books but decided an in person visit would be optimum given I was so frustrated with my endless Dr visits every few months with seemingly random symptoms that were getting increasingly worse. He listened, took notes, did a scope et voila, turns out I had an issue. Now looking further into it and being treated by him, thanks to his expertise. Thanks Dr. Aviv!

. I scheduled this visit after experiencing positive results from following the guidance in his…read morebook, which helped me significantly manage my acid reflux. Because of that success, I felt encouraged to seek his care after many years of consulting other physicians. When Dr. Aviv entered the room, he greeted me and asked how he could help. I began by thanking him for the impact his book had on improving my reflux symptoms and then started explaining the issue that brought me to the appointment. While I was speaking, he turned to his computer and began entering information and speaking with his nurse. I paused, and he then said he would return to me in a moment. Although I initially felt concerned about not being heard, I chose to be patient and continued with the visit. Eventually, he asked about my previous medical history, including which doctors I had seen and when my last chest X-ray had been performed. I explained that I had been seeing various doctors since 2008 and that my most recent testing may have been around 2021. When I said it had been "a couple of years," he corrected me by saying that 2021 was more than a couple of years ago. When I could not recall the exact date of my last scan and mentioned that I would need to retrieve that information, he responded by saying--while rolling his eyes--that it was important for me to come prepared so he would not have to "start from scratch." I explained that this was exactly what I had hoped he could help with, since prior treatments had not resolved the issue. At that point, the tone of the conversation felt increasingly dismissive and condescending. The eye‑rolling, interruptions, and sharp responses made it difficult to continue the discussion in a productive way. After several attempts to explain my situation, I decided to end the appointment. I stood up and said that it was okay and that I no longer needed his help, thanking him for his time. As I left, he called after me. I responded that I felt he had been very condescending. His reply was, "Perhaps that's why you haven't had anyone help you." In my 65 years, I have never walked out of a doctor's appointment, even when I felt uncomfortable. This experience, however, felt so dismissive and disrespectful that I felt it was the only appropriate choice. What disappointed me most was that the interaction was so different from the positive impression I had formed from his work. Unfortunately, that impression was erased in the brief time I spent in the office. I am sharing this feedback in the hope that it may help improve the experience for future patients. Respectful communication and attentive listening are essential parts of patient care.

My main problem with my communication skills was my accent. I was born and raised in America but I…read morehave a strong New York accent so I was looking for a way to improve my speech, American accent, diction and voice. During my time in the company I work for, I had come to better understand the power and importance of proper English expression diction. Language can sometimes create unconscious bias. I wanted to maximize the value that I had to the organization. My goal was to feel clear, confident and self-aware when speaking. By the completion of this course, I had improved my speech intelligibility, accent reduction, production and language comprehension.

I purchased the 24-session package and worked with Brittany. Brittany's professional, patient, and…read moreenthusiastic the entire time. She's very good at demonstrating mouth movement and pinpointing areas that I should pay more attention to. Overall, I am more conscious of my pronunciation and I definitely feel the practices carry over to my daily conversation. For those who finish the lessons and would like to check in with the coach later on, Accentoff also offers a maintenance program.

Greg is a fantastic acupuncturist. I have been seeing him for ten years, the first time for my…read moreallergies and the second time for stress. He has helped me immensely in both instances. He has also helped a family member with chronic pain. It is astounding what a good acupuncturist can do for a person. Greg is also incredibly friendly and professional. I cannot recommend this practice enough.

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He was thorough and listened carefully at first to my husband but later seemed disorganized and…read moreimpatient. He has a lot of experience and good credentials and was helpful. Unless you had a very bad experience with him, his ratings or testimonials will all be very good because they are sent from his office.

Dr Harary is a good doctor. But, he gossips to other doctors and does not care about the…read moreconsequences. My life was a mess when I went to him and he made it worse.

Called a few weeks ago for a massage since the previous ones have been wonderful. I felt a little…read morescammed because they told me to go to a different business for the massage a few blocks away. I didn't really ask questions and I went. Completely different staff - I did not enjoy the massage and I was really disappointed. I guess there is construction on weekends or something but the original location I went to is still open and very much running so I'm pretty upset I was ushered to go to this other massage business a few blocks away. Sadly I won't be returning.

Very beautiful space and a true understanding of non-traditional medicine and healing. This is my…read morefourth session and I'm so blown away with how much better I feel and how much energy I have! Tina is very meticulous and genuinely cares about you and your specific needs. She's very kind!

I tried to book a video appointment with Dr. Prystowsky on ZocDoc. Prices were not listed anywhere…read moreso I called them on the phone. My issue is needing antibacterial cream for a small infected bump. They said it would cost $388.00 for the appointment. I said look, I know the medical system in this country is weird, but what advice do you have for someone in my situation who is required to get a consultation with a doctor in order to get a prescription to be able to purchase some antibacterial cream, and would rather not pay $388.00 for a few minutes of the doctor's time? The person on the phone said that she did not have advice for me. If I were a highly successful dermatologist charging $1,000+/hour, I wouldn't forget about the "little people", people who have a little bump that requires antibacterial cream and wince a little about paying $388.00 for the privilege. I would have my office research alternative solutions for the most common types of little-people problems and have those handy when people call in.

I couldn't agree more with TS.! Really abominable. She did the same thing to me - a ridiculous…read moremedical procedure that was completely unnecessary, and even worse that I could have done myself!, and then charged me $600 for the appointment. She was with me for max. 5 minutes. She showed me how to scrape off a piece of dead skin, called it something fancy, and then thinks she has the right to charge $120 per minute! Disgraceful. She didn't explain what she was doing, or even that it was a procedure, that it would cost any more than a regular appointment, ask if I wanted it done, or explain that it was not necessary. I tried talking to the billing staff but they were utterly unhelpful. After all, I suppose it's not their fault, but they didn't do anything. They wouldn't even give me her email address to speak with her, and there's no way to contact her directly. Somehow we need to get through to her that this is unacceptable. I would NEVER EVER go back to Prystowsky or recommend her to anyone else. She once was a pretty nice doctor who is now greedy. Only go if you're a billionaire, but even still, I think you could spend your money on better things.