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Sandra Gelbard MD - Park Avenue Medical Concierge

4.5 (8 reviews)
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4 years ago

Dr. Gelbard made recommendations to help my dad walk again from being in a totally deconditioned state. Highly recommend.

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As a patient, I was very disappointed from the office visit. The service was poor, there was no compassion and hospitality.

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Dr. McWilliams always provides thorough and compassionate care. Nancy also greets you with the…read morebiggest smile ever and somehow gives a needle that feels painless!

BIOPSY/DREAM I…read morereturned for a follow up Wore my ugliest underwear Comfort has no definite shape Is it still raining The question is a trick I said yes and-- She scraped a sample or two Abnormalities value travel Restless little cells Goodbye small as a business card She suggested I go home to dream So I did the dishes and washed the windows Then I sat down next to a priest On a flight to Ashland We talked about recessions Energy is expensive She supposed you could save by turning The light off at the end of the tunnel Thin clay sky replaced the plane My body flew over ginkgos on Lexington Looking for several lost years In the back of the brain There are thirty areas concerned with seeing I wanted to ask the lab technician Do the hollow cells look Like a warfield or burgundy ranunculus Like Henry Moore reclining nudes Or like cavitation chewing matter The rain protected me from noise I washed and dried the forks I scraped several samples From the ginkgos and the clay To have a sight of life -- After nearly 10 years of annual exams and urgent care visits here, my visits were predictably rushed, the front desk staff seemed checked out or rude, and my PCP occasionally made culturally insensitive remarks. Once in a while I did encounter a kind doctor who took their time to really understand my health concern. I've since tried NYU and Mount Sinai and have had a much better experience at both.

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4.2(41 reviews)
2.3 mi•Astoria

Healthcare in the states is a nightmare, we all know that. After working in the medical field for a…read morefew years, I sadly only had insurance for a few months, then not at all. During that time I endured high levels of stress, and dealt with an incident that left me with some PTSD and health issues, of which my job didn't really give two craps about. The past few years have been really rough on me, and it's been hard to get answers for what was going on. To be honest, it put me in a bit of a funk. I have to admit the waiting room in this office kind of gives me a bit of anxiety. There are a lot of older people sitting around gossiping, complaining... people answer their phones, eat snacks and chew loudly... I was sweating in there during my first visit, but Dr. Kangadis is great. He and his office staff helped me get great care (I even forgive the huge bruise I got after bloodwork, haha), get sent out for tests, and listened to what was going on. It's really hard to find that. He seems to be very busy (understandable!), but still makes you feel like you are being listened to, and cared about. Thanks for making me feel important, and making me laugh, too!

Dr Kangadis is the man and I just found out he's leaving NYU. That's crazy!!! He is the man I love…read morethe guy and I will follow wherever he goes so if someone does find out please post to let us know where he will be going. He's been there for me throughout the years.

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2.5(11 reviews)
3.0 mi•Harlem

I went here for a basic check up and bloodwork... One of their nurses, Sarah Umba inputted the…read morewrong "code" when it came to insurance. I called multiple times for them to fix it for me. They never did. I am now $1800 in debt due to this careless mistake. I KNOW my health insurance covers this!!!! How is it that I now have to carry this financial burden? Unbelievable. These are people's lives. I'll never go here again.

This is a couple months overdue, but want to share since finding a good primary care physician can…read morebe challenging. Unfortunately, this is not a review to say that you have found one. I went to this office when I was having some GI symptoms back in November. To begin, I knew that they needed to perform a basic lab test and when I needed to provide the sample during the 45 minute wait, they brushed it off. Then when they took my vitals, I asked what they were, and the MA refused to tell me, only saying that "the doctor would tell me," which only added to my stress. Upon meeting with the NP, she was not inclined to discuss my symptoms or potential causes, instead kept snapping at me b/c I was anxious. She interrupted my visit to have me talk to a social worker b/c I was anxious(which,after having symptoms for over two weeks is pretty normal) who basically accused me of seeking out antianxiety meds. I'm a nurse-all I wanted to do was be informed about my medical condition(including my vitals) I never asked for anxiety meds! Their behavior was making me more anxious! In any case, I followed through with an outpatient ultrasound and awaited my lab results. When the labs returned that I had an infection in my stomach on a weekend, I waited for them to call me on Monday to inform me and prescribed antibiotics. I gave them until 12 and proceeded to call them multiple times. When I finally reached Dr Myers, she snapped at me that she hadn't seen me, and that I needed an endoscopy. I asked her if she was going to be prescribing antibiotics, since she could CLEARLY SEE that I had an infection, and that this what was needed. She refused and said, "I'm not giving you anything, you need to go to a gastroenterologist." I pointed out that not treating a medical condition that she had results for was malpractice, and she hung up on me. I did seek out medical care elsewhere, and was prescribed the medication that was required for that infection, which (surprise,surprise) resolved. However, even months later, this experience horrifies me. Dr. Myers violated the first rule of practicing physicians-"First, do No Harm." How could a physician refuse to treat an infection? My treatment was delayed by several days due to the office not notifying me of my results, and her not prescribing antibiotics. I ended up taking my labwork to CityMD, who had NO PROBLEM prescribing the medication that I needed BASED ON THE LAB RESULTS. My advice would be if you need a general checkup for work/school and this is the ONLY place that your insurance will cover...I would still go somewhere else. It's New York City-she's not the only option! If, God forbid, you actually have a medical issue that requires evaluation and treatment, RUN past this place and go to ANY OTHER doctor. Go to the ED if you have to. You have a better shot of getting treatment from your dog than you do from Dr. Myers and her team.

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3.8(63 reviews)
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i need to update my review; last tuesday i was there and had a very pleasant experience. starting…read morewith patty, sasha, sonia and nannette. and i was eventually seen by gwen beetle. they were all soooo kind and helpful and courteous. what a great office and fantastic staff. i want to share my latest experience; vanessa s. and sasha n. were there to greet me and they could not have been more courteous and helpful and knowledgeable. they got all my paperwork done and i'm really grateful for their help. sooooo pleasant and fantastic at what they do. then i had the pleasure of being helped by nurse nataliya she too is jus sooo kind and helpful and comforting. i need surgery and it's stressful but all three; vanessa s, sasha n and nataliya are fantastic at what they do and wells cornell, you're fortunate to have all three on your side. thank them for me cuz they are much appreciated.also, i'd be remiss not to mention patricia. she too is sooo kind and helpful at the front desk.

My son goes to Weill Cornell to see his pediatrician. Everything so far has been great. When we…read moreneed care we are able to get care, usually the same day. We've seen a few different doctors (sometimes we aren't able to see his PCP) and everyone is very knowledge, cordial and kind. The nurses are all great and attempt to calm my son down who get a a bit nervous as he's only 2.5 (he started seeing his doctor at 18 months when we moved to NYC). At times during afternoon visits when they're busier the wait time can be a little long but that's fine. We are patient and things work out.

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