One of the best. At first, I was very doubtful about my sleep apnea and the treatment. She…read morepersuaded me. Finally, I followed her advice and that was a wonderful idea. Also my Cardiologist who recommended me to her is a patient and a friend of hers

Lets preface this by saying that Dr Kala herself in my opinion is efficient and knows what she…read moretalking about. My review is solely about the way her practice is run. I made a 5.45pm appt. Left work early and got to my appointment 15mins early because I was a new patient and figured they would need some info/run my insurance etc. At 6.30pm I ask the receptionist if it will be much longer she says "yes you have one person in front of you" at which point I pointed out I made an appt and would have appreciated a call if the Dr was running behind so this way I would not have had to leave work early. Needless to say she basically told me if I have an issue let the Dr know. Then 10mins later she tell me the Dr wants me to do a breathing test, to which I ask well the Dr has not seen me yet so how would she know?? Anyway, I go into the test room and recognize the woman who is performing this test as the one that had left 20mins ago and just returned from McDonald's!!! So while she was getting her coffee break I was waiting in the office like an idiot!! So now the visit is complete and the Dr electronically sends my scripts to my pharmacy, they only receive 3 out of the 4.They called all day and no one answered the phone or returned it. So its the weekend and I dont have my rescue inhaler!! For the amount of money spent on insurance this office felt like a Medicaid clinic!! And the last thing that irked me was not only was my co-insurance/copay $200 but I was charged a $5 surcharge because I wanted to use my credit card..who the hell walks around with that kind or cash or checks these days??

She refused to give my grandmother a lung cancer screening for over a year. We pressured her…read morebecause she had a troubling cough (and smokes) and by the time they caught it she was Stage 4 and died shortly after. Her bedside manner is awful and the wait times ridiculous. As a 15 year old she charged me $50 I couldn't afford for cancelling the day before an appointment . So she's allowed to make you wait for hours but if you need a concession to her extremely strict cancellation policy she's heartless. Despite her always booking way too many patients in a day anyway. It's all about the money for her. If you have Medicaid or Medicare she will treat you like garbage. I've had far better doctors over the years and I will never forget the way she treated me and my family.

I've been a patient of Dr. Schwartzburt for over ten years. She's a very caring, knowlegable, and…read morethorough doctor. I've sent many friends to her and they've all had positive experiences. If you're looking for a doctor, I would highly recommend her.

Excellent care from a knowledgeable skilled patient caring thorough Neurologist & wonderful staff…read moreespecially his super-efficient compassionate tolerant medical assistant Marie P. Received top-notch patient care

Excellent highly-professional knowledgeable patient super-caring compassionate services from Dr…read moreMiran Salgado, MD a truly dedicated Neurologist & his very competent amazing efficient dedicated staff which includes Medical Assistant Marie & patient female receptionist, Genny, also provided me with wonderful service. Their waiting room is clean & serene & peaceful. So grateful & appreciative of you all.

Amazing, brilliant doctor. I love her! Unfortunately it can be difficult at times to get an…read moreappointment but when seen she is very thorough. Highly recommend her.

Short story: Dr. Glass is nice and her office is clean and the staff friendly, but don't make her…read moreyour primary care doctor unless you have unlimited time to visit her and lots of money to pay for copays on the appointments. She will make you come in for an appointment for the smallest and most unnecessary things over and over again. When I came in for my first appointment, I found the office space to be nice, the staff to be helpful, and the wait time to be appropriate. I also thought that while Dr. Glass was quirky she was attentive and knowledgable. The trouble came afterward. I had seen her for my yearly physical, although because I deal with a chronic condition that requires a specialist I am frequently in doctor's offices and get tests on all my basic numbers. But Dr. Glass tested for all of my vitamin levels, as is routine for a yearly check up. In order to give me the results, however, she insisted at first that I come in for another appointment -- which would take me away from work, using up my paid time off, and also cost me a copay. I insisted I couldn't and she finally gave in and had a nurse read me my results over the phone. That was okay. But then this week I needed to refill a prescription for a drug I use every so often to treat a very minor condition that I've lived with my whole life. I've safely taken this drug for over a decade and it has no serious side effects. But when she had put in my prescription for it after my first visit, she gave me no refills. When I called the office to request they submit a refill, she refused to do so, saying I had to come in for an appointment because I was taking the drug too often. I had, in fact, just taken it for the first time since seeing her for my yearly checkup. She refused to budge, saying if I couldn't come in and see her (again eating into my paid time off and costing me a copay), I had to go to an urgent care center, which is even more costly. I've found a new doctor, and I suggest you find someone else as well.

I've been receiving care within the Leaf practice since 2018 and have generally had very positive…read moreexperiences, so I was disappointed by a recent appointment with Dr. Janet Arribas. During a discussion about a medication that I've been taking for over two years, I felt that she questioned my knowledge about the medication and used language that was extremely inappropriate and uncomfortable coming from a physician in a medical setting. Some of the terminology she used was also not medically or anatomically accurate. I expected a much more professional and respectful approach. It was particularly disappointing given my otherwise positive experiences with this practice over the years. I hope the practice takes feedback like this seriously and considers how physicians communicate with patients about sensitive topics.

Dr. Bourgeois and her assistants were very attentive and relaxed throughout my annual physical…read moreappointment. I am an anxious person and felt very at ease in the office and with the staff. All my questions were answered and my current medications refilled, very easy experience overall!

Doctor Martin is a wonderfully exceptional doctor! He is thorough, compassionate, professional and…read moreso kind!!! He's very attentive, making you feel like the only patient in the office. His commitment to his patients is impressive and his genuine care noteworthy! He's very intentional about following up with your health concerns, even on his own time. He's a gem in a healthcare system that desperately needs more doctors like him!!

Doctor Martin has been my primary care physician since 2014. I always like Dr. Martin: an excellent…read moredoctor, he would always take time to explain in great details the results of test and possible treatment options. Genuinely interested in the wellbeing of his patients, Dr. Martin was one of the best doctors I've ever had in NYC. In fact, I liked Dr. Martin so much that I kept him as my PCP even after I moved away from this neighborhood. Why the negative rating, then, you ask? Well, it all started when my wife was half way through her pregnancy, and we started considering our options for a pediatrician. Since Dr. Martin is also a pediatrician, I thought it would be great and convenient to have him as both my PCP and pediatrician for my soon-to-arrive new baby. Dr. Martin suggested that I set up an appointment so that my wife could meet him, and that's where everything collapsed. I called the office several times back in May 2018, trying to get an appointment for my pregnant wife. I was always met with the same response: "Dr. Martin is very busy; he will call you back". I tried to ask the receptionist why couldn't she just look at the calendar and tell me when the next available appointment could be. Always the same, nonsensical answer: "Dr. Martin is very busy; he will call you back". The thing is, Dr. Martin never called me back; nobody from his office called me back, ever. It's now been 5 months, my baby was born in September, and we had to pick a pediatrician. I don't know why the Doctor/office adopted this passive-aggressive attitude, why they refused to set up an appointment for a regular patient, or why the Doctor just never called me back. This kind of behavior is not only disrespectful, but also highly unprofessional. Time to look for a new primary care physician.

Wow! Just, wow!…read more Maybe over my lifetime I've just had bad luck with doctors, but Dr Berk shines above the rest. Firstly, I went in and was actually listened to rather than having the Dr wait for me to stop talking. He never interrupted me and let me interrupt him, when I did so accidentally. I regularly feel Dr's don't listen to me. Sure, their training is in medicine and they are the experts, but I am certainly the expert at what I am experiencing. If I feel regularly shut down as a man, I can only imagine how women are made to feel with most doctors. So this first off was an excellent sign. Secondly, he was friendly, upbeat and polite. That's not necessary but a nice touch. On to the checkup. He was methodical. He told me exactly what he was doing. When I told him I thought my BP was a little high on his machine, rather than ignoring me he did a second check to ensure it was correct. He was knowledgeable about my ailments, my medications and I didn't get the feeling he was just trying to rush me out the door to increase his turnover cash. This guy is aces in my books and I changed my primary care physician to him today. I'm angry I didn't find a doctor like him sooner. I've only seen him once and his businessman paraphernalia is a little disconcerting. I like money too but it makes me uneasy. I had to sign a form saying I am responsible for the full final cost. Most doctors I've seen will charge a high amount for the insurance and "forgive" the rest. Gotta say that makes me uneasy as well. We'll see how it goes going forward in terms of how badly it hits my wallet and I will update.

Don't me mislead by these great comments before me. I chose this doctor based on Yelp and was…read moreextremely disappointed: 1. Doctor was not easily reached and did not respond on timely manner. 2. Doctor did do keep confidential information privet. 3. Doctor came up with unprofessional excuses to cover up his and his stuff bad practice. 4. The web based patient center never works. I do not recommend him and his clinic to anyone, I never seen something unprofessional like this in my life!

The care was superior- and every step was on time- I would never go to any other facility other…read morethan NYU Langone

The first visit was in person and it was good but the second one was on video and he was very rude…read moreand wouldn't answer my questions. I'm not sure why he was like that but I will not be using him for my surgeries. It could be because I have a Muslim name and he's Israeli, but I would like to think that he would put his hippocratic oath before his own personal biases.