I will start by stating that I have been a patient of Dr. Moehlen for almost 7 years. At first,…read morethe visits were great. Dr. Moehlen is patient and friendly. It is generally a pleasure to meet with him during visits. This office, however, needs to be shut down. Dr. Moehlen is generally clueless as to what is occuring within his walls. And Dr. Shortle? Forget it. She'll give you a pap smear that feels like she's trying to skewer your intestines. The facilities are not well kept. There is built up lime deposits in the sink, rust on the duck clamps... I doubt anything is sterilized, which embarrasses me to say considering how long I've been a patient. (I don't have the best insurance and therefore had to settle for what I could get). The staff clearly does not understand that medical offices are businesses and that customer service, courtesy and respect are still practices that are in the best interest of a profitable business. They do not greet you. They will not check you in. You WILL wait, consistently, at least 40 minutes past your appointment time. They will also charge you for services in-house on the basis that they are "unsure" whether your insurance will cover these services or not... and they won't let you leave until you pay. When I called my insurance company about this particular vaccine I was charged for, the insurance company said Moehlen Medical had submitted a bill to them (insurance) for the office visit. NOT the vaccine. When I asked whether the vaccine in question was covered, my insurance company said that yes, it was, in fact, covered IN FULL. They are scam artists. Additionally, on my last visit, the day I got said vaccine, they gave the doctor the wrong chart. He had another patient's chart-- a patient who was in her 50s (I'm in my 20s). He took notes in the incorrect chart and even wrote out THREE prescriptions for me under her name. When I returned to the office with the incorrect prescriptions and notified the front desk person that they had the wrong name on them, her response to me was, "didn't you notice the wrong name?" THAT'S YOUR JOB. I didn't notice the wrong name. It was a Thursday, I was visiting the office during my working hours, and having been seen 45 minutes past my appointment time, I was in a rush to get back to WORK where I actually do my job well and accurately. She then tried to place the blame on the Doctor. They're a disaster. So many HIPAA violations here as well. While I was waiting for my card to be charged that day, the receptionist asked me to stand by a counter where there were three medical charts completely open, completely visible to me. Having worked in the business of medical privacy laws, legislation, and the like, I informed the woman that these charts were there and that it was a huge HIPAA violation, and she should move them. Her response? "Oh, yeah, I know." SHE DIDN'T MOVE. Imagine if those were your charts. I closed the manilla folders and placed them on the other side of the desk. Don't come here. Just don't do it to yourself.

Excellent Dr. he takes the time to answer all questions you may have and explains everything…read morethoroughly! I highly recommend Dr. Moehlen!

I really liked Dr. Diaz. She took her time to go over concerns with me. The physical and first time…read morevisit includes an EKG to make sure everything is ok. When you need referrals she personally calls the specialists' office to let them know a patient of hers will be coming over. She helps you get appointments with specialists a lot quicker than you'd be able to by yourself. She is affiliated with Mt. Sinai hospital. Consult is normally $75 or so w/o insurance and she will give you med samples if she has them so you don't have to purchase. Sometimes they can see you same day if its urgent and you're not a first time patient. Very few drs take the time to listen to your concerns...

Dr Diaz has great bed side manner and a great doctor! I wouldn't want to go to any other doctor.read more

Not a fan. I saw Dr…read more Merovici for several years, but after a year or two of consistently poor experiences, I switched to a different doctor and have never looked back. The problems I had: 1) Wait time. I often had to wait thirty or more minutes past my appointment time. That wasn't always the case, but it often was, and there were multiple times I waited over an hour. That's not acceptable. If you can't keep on schedule, change the number of people you see per day. 2) Respect. I was a generally healthy young woman, and suddenly I was getting sick all the time. I had the flu several times in a year (really the flu, not just a cold), it was rare that food didn't make me feel a little sick, and I was generally just exhausted. I saw him several times about it, and he didn't take my complaints seriously. (That was the catalyst for my switching doctors - it turned out that I was being regularly exposed to several things I didn't know I was allergic to, which was making my immune system work poorly.) 3) Attentiveness. When I went in with a complaint, he often gave me a prescription but did not always explain why it would work. That bothered me, because even when I asked questions, he often gave me vague responses. This culminated in a procedure done by one of his visiting specialists that he claimed was necessary but which was far more invasive than he'd told me ahead of time, and being unprepared meant that I ended up quite upset at the end. 4) Specialists. While I can understand the benefits of having specialists come into the office one or twice every couple weeks, they were often overbooked, and the few times I tried to see one I was both unimpressed and kept waiting for a very long time (in one case, two and a half hours). I don't recall these things being such big problems earlier on, so maybe they only started to arise after he expanded the office to include many specialists who were there on a part-time basis. Either way, they were consistent problems, and I'm glad I started seeing someone else. Now, I haven't seen Dr. Merovici in about three years, so it's possible that some of these things have resolved themselves. Still, based on the care I received, I would not recommend him.

Dr Merovici is still providing the attention and care that is so rare in Doctors these days. He's…read moreincredibly knowledgeable and thorough. Great person.

If you want a doctor who has no bedside mannor and speaks down to you, he is your guy…read more If you want a doctor who has no assistant and takes calls during your visit, he is your guy If you want a doctor who doesn't give you a robe while he asks you to take off your shirt ( and you are a woman) he is your guy Steer clear of him

Dr. Radon is the greatest doctor, person, medical adviser in New York. He treats his patients with…read morethe utmost care, he's brilliant, it's almost enjoyable to to know you get to talk/see him. I highly recommend Dr. Radin. Unfortunately for me, it's hard to get to NYC as much as I'd like.

Unhelpful staff, inconsistent messages/processes related to whether a referral is needed before…read moremaking an appointment. My primary care doctor and I are confused and disappointed by their service. After 3 days, 7 phone calls, and two fax numbers, I still don't have an appointment. I will not become a patient here.

I recently had a pretty nasty bicycle accident which resulted in a trimalleolar fracture of my left…read moreankle and bone shards jammed into the joint. To be clear, this means I broke every single bone in my ankle. It was made clear to me this would be a life changing injury. I was referred to Dr. Seidman, and this is without a doubt the luckiest thing that has ever happened to me. A plan of action has already been worked out before I even made it to his office. He had been briefed by his team on the severity of my injury and had already begun formulating a clear cut plan to surgically remove the bone fragments from my ankle and piece together all the broken bones with a stunning composition of plates and screws. I have never had any sort of severe injury before, and I was blatantly terrified up until the point that I got to meet with Dr. Seidman. My surgery happened the following week, and I can't imagine it having gone any better. My recovery has been miraculous. It is no surprise that the mere mention of his name to any of his patients and coworkers is met with the highest level of admiration and praise. I am more grateful than any words could ever suffice to express.

I highly recommend and will continue going to this doctor. She is truly a compassionate doctor. She…read moreis extremely knowledgeable and I felt comfortable with her after a terrible experience with another doctor when I was experiencing health complications.

Extremely late due to the fact that I took the wrong train. They were kind enough to see me right…read moreafter I filled out the paperwork. The waiting area is very clean and nicely arranged.

Hi, I am visiting Midtown Medical Pavilion for my…read moreUltrasound for last 8 months. I was diagnosed with Pancreatic TB here only. I thiank to God and the Ultrasound technologist Luba here, who diagnosed it on time. I started my medication right on time and on my second ultrasound after 3 months, the problem was highly subsided. Today was my third ultrasound under the guidance of Luba, and she found that I have been going much better now. The kind of attention and detail oriented approach are the speciality of this hospital and the experts.

I miss Doctor Kelter. He was my doctor before I moved away to New Jersey 30 years ago. He took me…read moreas an emergency walk in for stitches after cutting my finger. Since that first visit, I switched over to use him as my primary physician. He was caring, patient, and always answered all of my questions. I haven't met another doctor like him in the past 30 years. The office staff was friendly and helpful, and Dr. Kelter was excellent at diagnosing and treating many illnesses. Thank you for taking such good care of me.

I have nothing positive to say about my visit. I waited an hour and 40 minutes to see Dr. Kelter. I…read morehad another appointment that day and informed the staff that I would have to leave at a certain time, and I still waited almost 2 hours. Once I got in to see Dr. Kelter, it was clear it wasn't worth the wait. The nurse was nice (though she took blood and I still have terrible bruising 10 days later), but the woman at the front desk was beyond rude. Dr. Kelter was the worst of them. I explained that I needed a referral for the dermatologist for a skin issue. He insisted on checking it himself even though I specifically picked out a female dermatologist because of where the issue was located. It was clear he would not give me the referral unless he got to look himself. I was beyond uncomfortable and more than a bit horrified when he moved my clothing around without asking. Then he asked me why I picked a derm out already when he could've picked one for me. He was surprisingly brusque for someone who makes all patients wait 2 hours. Dr. Kelter was condescending and rude. He insisted on physically examining an issue he isn't qualified to examine, even though I expressed my discomfort as to where it was located (hence why I picked a female derm). It was unnecessary and left a bad taste in my mouth. He might be able to act like that with the older generation, but it wasn't going to fly with me. I will NEVER go back to him.