I visited the doctor for an annual physical late last year. It was unusual that they sent we to…read moreQuest Diagnostics for regular blood work. I got an invoice from Quest Diagnostics asking me to pay for the blood work. Before this, I have never had to pay for an annual physical and is completely covered under my insurance. I called the doctors clinic 2 months ago and the lady who answered the phone said I do not need to worry and she will take care of it in a day's time. A week ago I got a notice that Quest Diagnostics sent me pending dues to collections!!! I called the clinic again and the lady said she will take care of it immediately and call me back. I did not receive a call back and I have been trying to call them for the last 7 days and they just dont answer my calls! Stay away. Mistakes happen but these guys just dont respond. Unprofessional behavior!

Dr. Alleva was a very disappointing doctor. I was excited because he was local and I had just…read morechanged from a doctor in Philadelphia. But he ended up being pretty cold in person. And then, when I called about something urgent, I couldn't reach the office for several weeks. After finally contacting Dr. Alleva, he informed me that he would no longer be able to help me. He then either lied in his recounting of our original meeting, or he was not listening originally because I couldn't have been clearer about the urgency of the situation given my recent move. I would have found someone else immediately if he hadn't agreed to treat me in the first place. Otherwise, I did find the secretary staff to be very friendly. But the office itself is depressingly outdated.

Women beware--take the reviews of the male doctor's condescension very seriously. I walked in with…read moreextreme chest pain and a 103 degree fever. The doctor examined me and said "Maybe your bra is too tight," then recommended Tylenol and rest. 2 days later my symptoms had not improved so I went to the ER, by the time I arrived I had entered sepsis which is life threatening. NYU Langone admitted me for a week with chest pneumonia. I can't believe how badly my pain was dismissed and I nearly died from lack of care by this practice. Do not visit this urgent care.

If you are a woman with anxiety in your chart, expect the male doctor here to be extremely…read morecondescending and unable to see you as an adult with a health issue. I came in with chest pain and was made to feel like a dumby for coming in. I'm glad the nurse ran an EKG for me but there was no other exploration or testing offered. I'm still experiencing sharp chest pain the next day with no answers as to why except the suggestion that I had spicy food (I didn't). Doctor truly seemed annoyed that I wasn't satisfied with him only telling me I wasn't having a heart attack, like that's the bare minimum? You also have to tell me what else could be going on. I didn't even mention or display feeling anxious and the first thing he said while holding my EKG results was not about me experiencing pain, but he said "so you are experiencing some anxiety?" Male doctors need to get their biases checked or trained.

I made an appointment w the dermatologist two weeks ago. He's only in on Wednesdays, so I took off…read morework for the appointment. I go in today for my appointment, and they told me that the derm is MIA. Out of the country. Has been for weeks. They have no idea where he is or when he'll be back. Looool Would have been really great to get a call telling me not to shave and prep my entire body for my mole screenings/removals (I have so many goddam moles). Bruce the receptionist was very apologetic but I won't be back. Since I didn't get my mole screening maybe everyone on yelp can do it instead what do you think are these cancerous UPDATE You guys it's been about 4 months since this review and no one has helped me with my moles. What do you think please help

I found Dr. Shapiro on Zocdoc, and I'm so glad I did! Her staff is quick, thorough, and efficient…read more The receptionist handled all the paperwork in a speedy fashion while a dental assistant prepped for my routine cleaning. It took less than 30 minutes, and my teeth looked visibly better! Dr. Shapiro came in to review my x-rays and talk through options for fillings, aligners, and periodontists. She was so kind, patient, and knowledgeable. When I returned for my fillings, Dr. Shapiro talked me through the process, and she made sure I was comfortable throughout the entire procedure. The dental assistant even turned on a Bruno Mars playlist, to which both her and Dr. Shapiro enjoyed singing along to. It made for a very relaxed procedure. I will absolutely return and recommend Dr. Shapiro and her team to my friends.

I visited ModernMd today with a sore throat and aches and they got me in and out so quickly and…read morewere so kind and professional. Helen at the front desk was so patient and pleasant, my nurse was very kind, and my provider Matthew Chan answered all my questions and had great bedside manner. I also really appreciated that he considered my symptoms and the test results carefully to advise me how to proceed with what turned out to just be a non-COVID and non-flu virus and didn't just prescribe me something that wasn't actually going to do anything. He advised me what to do/ take ibuprofen to feel better and I was quickly on my way! I had been staying with friends in Brooklyn when I visited ModernMD and even recommended this location to them for the future since I got such great service and it's so close to them

I found myself unwell and my other urgent care facility in the area was closed. It was a ghost town…read morebut ModernMD was open. I checked in and had 5 people ahead of me. I think there was only 1 doc on staff for the day and after an hour of waiting, I was seen. I was miserable but the staff were patient and heard me out. They decided to run a flu and covid panel. Despite being vaccinated I was stunned to learned I contracted Flu A. We discussed medication and the doc took some of my preferences for my terrible cough and prescribed me steroids and tamiflu. Due to the holiday season and time of day there were no local pharmacies open. The doc went above and beyond to find me a pharmacy that was open and close enough by so I could start the tamiflu ASAP. My meds were ready in 10 mins and I could not be more grateful. The wait time was awful sitting there for an hour but believe the docs urgency in prescribing my meds prevented me from getting much worse. Glad to have them in the neighborhood.

I have had an appointment scheduled for months in advanced and when I called to clarify what day my…read moreappointment is I was told that it was canceled. This is because the doctor/provider called out that day but I was never informed about it. I scheduled my appointment in December for May 16th, I called today the 13th thinking my appointment is this Friday or the next. I was never informed that my appointment was canceled and now the only availability is in November??? So it's okay for me to wait a year to receive care?? This is completely unfair, I shouldn't have to suffer because of a staff issue. The person on the phone said there's nothing that could be done, I don't think this is the way an establishment should be run appropriately!

Stephanie Perez at reception is very nice and always has good spirits when I come for my…read moreappointments.. she's always happy and makes everyone feel welcome when she speaks with them . She's great ...

There's lots to be said about the health care system in the US... Seeing a doctor should not cost…read moreyou an arm and a leg nor should receiving appropriate treatment. This is a basic human right and it should not be reserved for the rich. Rant of an ex Aussie over... Dr Gandhi is indeed an amazing primary care doctor. Not only will he take the time to listen to your ailments but obtains an extensive knowledge of your history in order to recommend the best outcomes being mindful of costs and degree of necessity. He also gave me a follow up call a few hours after my appointment after writing his notes on my case in order to reiterate what next steps I should take. TO NOTE! I made an appointment at the doctor for 1:30pm and was seen 2hrs after so I recommend just calling to confirm the time he can see you before actually making the journey down. Also this is cash only so come prepared with your $90 in hand. I would HIGHLY recommend Dr Gandhi. He is knowledgeable, kind, honest, up front, realistic and takes the time to understand your situation. If you are in need of a GP who you will be able to rely on for continued medical support then this is the place to go.

I came here on a Tuesday morning to take a PCR COVID test. I pre-registered online, and didn't have…read moreto wait too long after checking in upon arrival. I was seen quickly by a nurse who took my vitals, but waited nearly an hour to see the doctor, who mentioned that she was the only doctor there in the morning. She was very efficient, but still had good bedside manner. I just wish the wait had been a bit shorter.

came here for stomach pain after antibiotics course and they recommended Pepcid and bland foods…read moreafter an hour and half wait. I asked the nurse if that is seriously all they could do for me and asked about IV for hydration since I hadn't been able to keep anything down for over 24 hours and she replied with,"we are busy and need to get people in and out". please do not bother coming here.

I had a good experience. I went there for physical therapy for my daughter very professional and…read moregood service

Had an appointment at 12 pm, finally entered doctor at 12:45 which is not bad I believe. Staff is…read morequite nice and friendly. No complaints

If I could I would give zero stars. This Dr is deceptively nice and seemingly competent…read more I considered suing him for malpractice after I found that: (a) I didn't have the asthma he'd been treating me for 2 years, and (b) he falsely diagnosed me with pneumonia not once but twice in 3 months. It was game over when I overheard him tell someone he thought they had pneumonia. I swear I recognized "my" chest x-ray in a google image search. That's when I went to Weill Cornell for a second opinion. I managed to get photos of my x-rays from the receptionist, and they showed clear lungs. I immediately got off some very nasty lung medicine that caused joint pain, breathing trouble, chest pain and acid reflux. At the time I was getting blood work weekly to figure out what was wrong. The medicine I was prescribed was so aggressive and unusual that the pulmonary specialist asked if the prescribing doctor was outside the U.S. I followed the specialist's advice, and never went back! Meds free and never felt better.

Total quack. He tells you have something serious and makes up symptoms you don't have so that he…read morecan order extra tests. If you try to ask him a question he yells at you. He orders extra tests and X-rays so he can get paid more by the insurance companies. He's a scam artist. Don't go to him unless you enjoy being spoken to like a complete idiot. Also the nurse didn't know how to use a thermometer. I know his diagnoses were wrong because I went to an actual doctor the next day who told me I just had a virus. Also I didn't have the symptoms he insisted I had. He's taking risks with people's health in order to increase the fees from the insurance companies. Boooooooo

Horrible Horrible office!! Don't go there!! They made a mistake in submitting the forms for…read moreroutine testing following my annual exam and despite numerous phone calls, emails and attempts at in person contact refused to respond to me or to correct the mistake. They marked the tests as "not medically necessary" and so insurance wouldn't pay for them. So either they took my blood for frivolous reasons without my consent or they are careless and just don't care. The result is that I am now getting sued for the cost of the tests!!

I've had positive experiences here. From my experience, this feels like the most casual Mt. Sinai…read moreclinic I've experienced. Its small, but I think a few specialities practice here. it's not as bright and shiny as other Mt. Sinai clinics and it feels a bit outdated, but it's clean and the waiting room is kinda small. Mt. Sinai in general is becoming more technology dependent, so for check in, you're directed to check in via the iPad, for example. I think they also heavily rely on MyChart for scheduling and communication with your physician. I know a few other reviews stated issues with communication/hearing back, etc and I think this is just because the most efficient way is to use MyChart. Overall this location is ok. I come here because I like my doctor, more than anything.