I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Richard to check my cold which was getting worse. He asked me…read moreall the questions and right away told me that it was too late to take antivirus (I came 4 days after the flue started) and that it's up to me if I want to try it. Then he performed check up, very professional, and concluded that I have bronchitis but it's too early to say if it's bacterial, so I can wait with antibiotics. He prescribed me inhalator to open the lungs and antibiotics in case I need them later. He provided me with all the papers I asked for my international insurance and was very eager to help. I would definitely recommend him, he took his time for me, did all the tests and gave me my diagnosis right away. The waiting time was reasonable too, maybe about 10 minutes.

Incredibly responsive dr. Sent an email once he apologized for the 15 minute response. Very caring…read more Thorough. Does not rush you out.

My mom's Opthamologist, Dr. Richard Levy, splits his time between here and 1305 York Avenue…read more I prefer this office based on distance from Brooklyn, but surgeries are performed at 1305 York. The entire team here are professional and deliver top notch performance. The front desk staff are spot on and just accommodating, the check out experience is accurate and fast paced. The office layout is spacious and immaculate. I can't say enough about Dr. Levy who has treated my mom's aneurysm for 10 years and there is complete trust in his capabilities. All in all a consistently great experience.

We found Dr. Zide very impatient and dismissive…read more He performed surgery on my boyfriend and refused to give him any type of pain meds despite him ALREADY being in severe pain, lacking sleep and could barely walk! He actually said "oh, you'll feel better after surgery!" - I told him not to sign the surgery consent until they addressed his pain, they finally called in a few days of Tylenol 3s which made no sense to me as he was already taking extra strength Tylenol without relief. I get that there's an opioid problem, but when you're in tears and cannot walk from a massive hole in your leg, then you get surgery to have a wound vac installed, don't you think that warrants SOMETHING? Of course the Tylenol 3s didn't provide any relief, we went through several sleepless nights, at his follow up 3 days later, still complained of terrible pain but was told there was nothing they could do. The hole in his leg looks like a shark took a bite out of it and there's a machine attached constantly applying pressure! The hole measures 8cmx6cmx6cm - NOT SMALL!! Again, competent doctor but very impatient and dismissive, cuts you off, horrible bedside manner. He's at least 75 years old (doesn't look it from all the plastic surgery he's gotten), and I really think when you start to be so jaded you treat your patients like that, it's time to retire.

Great doctor, carrying and professional. I am his patient since 10 years. I will recommend.read more

I thought I had an appointment today with Dr. Lemer at East 32 nd. St. The appointment was made one…read moreyear ago.I called today to confirm said appointment and he I no longer there. He apparently has returned to east 19th street where I as asked to leave my phone number. I have been very happy about this Dr.'s treatment.

Dr. Anna Fleisher single-handedly saved my life…read more After over 2 decades of questions and no answers, I was descending. But after taking a chance at this office, I was lucky enough to be seen by her. She took one look at me & discovered the root of the issue. Her knowledge, expertise, and care is unparalleled. And thanks to her, I owe her my life. Most well-versed medical professional I have ever encountered. To put it simply, she is both talented AND excellent. If you want the most elite healthcare, please make sure see Dr. Fleisher. She's truly first-class.

Dr. Klestman and his staff were okay overall until I had to cancel him. One day we were doing a…read moreroutine checkup, and I asked him about my weight, to which he responded: "Maybe you should stop eating tacos?". This made me wonder if he treats his staff in a similar fashion. Why does my doctor need to have a personality, or think of himself as a comedian?... Dr. Kletsman, I am posting this genuine review in hopes that you learn to have respect for your paying customers, while maintaining professionalism in your practice.

NOTE: Apparently Dr. Bekhor's office figured out who this review was written by and I just got a…read moreletter stating they "wish to end our physician-patient relationship." I didn't know retaliation against a patient for posting a partly negative review was something a professional who had collected a substantial amount of fees for services from my appointments was a real possibility, but there it is. I was previously going to the same primary care doctor in NYC for ten years with no problems before I had to switch because of insurance. I have been going to the same dermatologist for years and we have a really good relationship also. Three "not currently recommended" reviews for another of the four Village Park doctors tell very similar stories about the office staff. Word to the wise I guess. Dr. Bekhor teaches at nearby NYU and is no doubt highly knowledgeable and professional and concerned and seems to listen to the patient. He is relatively youngish and wears a dark suit all the time, something I've never seen before for an MD. He is often sitting behind his laptop when you enter and may not get up from behind it during the appointment. (All records are on computer, not paper, and previous computerized data about you from elsewhere might show up, which is a good thing.) If you bring up something new that might make an appointment last more than a certain time you may find you have to make another appointment and come back next week. Yes, I was a bit taken aback when that happened The practice also has several other doctors. I got an initial appointment fairly quickly and the office is conveniently located a block from the West Fourth station. Like a lot of NYC doctor offices, the office is very cramped for the number of employees and the examination rooms are as small as they could possibly be, as is the tiny bathroom. The copier is in the waiting area about two inches from the chairs. I have had to go to various NYC doctors and dentists and most staff and doctors are great. But like in some other NYC doctor offices, some of this staff seem rather less professional than they might be - much more so than I've experienced elsewhere. The receptionist likes to play Spanish pop music on her computer speakers (or small radio of some kind) and seems to prefer gossiping with staff members and making personal phone calls and opening snacks to greeting patients or doing much of anything beyond the bare minimum, and then only with the clear attitude that you might be interfering with her busy life with your presence. She talks loudly in Spanish all the way down the hall to other staff so everyone in the waiting room can hear, if not understand. When you arrive don't expect a greeting or a smile or even any indication she is aware of your presence. Do expect to stand at the counter for some time waiting while watching any or all of the above. I unfortunately had to provide some medical documentation to a federal agency under some time pressure and eventually was referred to a Leilani, after she did not return my phone call and the office did not manage to call another doctor all day after previously not taking care of the issue for a week. She seemed to be much more about being rude and very defensive than complying with any requests in a timely or accurate manner. Later requests in person in the office for records being sent or received from other doctors or to the agency were handled efficiently and in a friendly manner by I believe the same person. A week later I called back and was transferred to three different women, none of whom seemed to know anything except that the document was not there. Usually I was abruptly transferred without a word. One of them just hung up. The last one finally said I had to talk to someone who wasn't there. I was in no way verbally abusive, but just flatly stated the facts. I was an EMT-B for six years and have worked a long time for a federal agency where most of my job is dealing with the general public in person and on the phone in often very busy circumstances, so I don't think I have super unreasonable expectations about either medical providers or customer service. I am expected to be and am polite and as efficient as possible even with the very occasional rude or hostile customer. The other comment here about administrative support at this office being "a bit of a mess" is certainly more than true. But at this point I can't give anyone the benefit of a doubt or chalk it up to being too busy. More like too incompetent, rude, and uncaring. I would strongly suggest hesitating before making any doctor in this office your primary care doctor.

Dr. Bekhor is one of those quiet, unassuming types, who listens well but isn't going to necessarily…read moreleave you feeling warm and fuzzy. Nonetheless, I like him - and his dry sense of humor. Plus, he's Canadian, so what's not to like about that? I got to see one of the other doctors (Carter) in the practice on a follow-up visit once, and he was great. Just like mom said, you are a reflection of the company you keep, so I'm thinking that's reflected in the office. The doctors here seem pretty engaged with patient care - they're not yet thinking about nothing other than their retirement. The front desk staff is nice enough, and if you're nice to them first, that goes a long way. I never understand what they say when they leave me a message, but I always have my appointment reminder card handy so I know if I'm going to have an appointment or not. They office is also very responsive to email requests for prescription items/authorizations when your insurance company is being silly/stubborn, so I appreciate that.

Dr Kinkhabwala is intelligent, caring and concerned. And he listens, which is number 1 in my book…read more He is always on time and I never have to wait more than a few minutes to see him. The office staff is polite and the nurses are very nice as well. Another plus, the labs that they use for tests and stuff are extremely prompt - I never have to wait more than a day or two for results. I started seeing Dr Kinkhabwala recently and I feel extremely confident that my health is in good hands.

I started seeing Dr. Kinkhabwala in 2022 after a colleague recommended…read more him. He is intelligent and eager to share his knowledge. My cousin is also under his care and she is extremely happy. Will P.

Superb standard of care. Great doctors and staff. I was promptly seen. Great communication .read more

Doctor McNiff is forward thinking, bringing on new testing to improve the patient care experience…read more Very patient centric!

Dr Zotovic is an excellent physician who is forthright and clear. I've never had a more responsive…read moredoctor, or one who truly cares more about my wellbeing. Highly recommend her.

I have been living in New York City for over 33 years. I have had many fine Doctors over the years,…read moremany who have retired. I have been seeing Dr. Martin Malashovsky as my Primary Care Physician, for over 7 years at Bohdi Medical. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Malashovsky and his team. He is a knowledgeable, patient, kind and compassionate Doctor. A great internist. I can depend on him and his team. Everyone is always professional, courteous and efficient. They make you feel like a special patient, rather than a number. It is a very personal practice with the priority of kindness and care, which sets it aside from the rest. I highly recommend Bohdi Medical and Dr. Martin Malashovsky.