I was a patient of Dr Spinelli in 2001 when he first started practicing. I almost died because of…read morehim. Not a day goes by that I am not in pain because he was my doctor.

I still stand by my review but it's been a few years since I've seen Dr. Spinelli because he…read morestopped taking my insurance. Been thought two more gay docs since. There's more out there and seems like they're marketing themselves a bit more.

Excellent care as always, my husband and I have been going to him for years.. he was the first one…read moreto pick up on my husbands inflammatory heart condition. He is knowledgeable and understands how to talk to patients. We recently had an awful scare and was referred to a terrible cardiologist after our hospital discharge, thankfully Dr. Kaplowitz recommended a new group and they successfully treated my husband.

Dr Kaplowitz has been my primary for years. The negative reviews I read are completely false. For…read moreall those that wrote he does a lot of unnecessary testing your wrong. His office was the only office to discover my mother's Thyroid cancer by doing those tests you say are unnecessary. NO ONE else found my mother cancers and he caught it early my mother was treated with iodine pill and survived. As for me Dr Kaplowitz found things with me that a lot of other Dr didn't find and due to him finally finding what was wrong I got the proper treatmwnt. I have been misdiagnosed for so many years until I got to him. He discovered I have chrons when I was been treating for Fibromyalgia which I don't have. My heart conditim he found were I was being told it was anxiety. Those unnecessary tests those other patients wrote about let's see when cancer pops up and when other Doctors will find it. It will be too late. I put my life in the hands of Dr Kaplowitz anytime.

Don't go there. The waiting is forever and the receptionist is a B-word. There are other doctors…read morein Chinatown. She takes walk-ins but you will be last in line and it floods out the door into the hallway. She is just a pill dispenser. I didn't feel I had any personal care. She spend 90% the computer and 10% on you.

Dr Fung is nice and reasonable, and has always been supportive to me and her patients. She spends…read morethe necessary time with each patient and doesn't make you feel rushed. Though she is frequently harried or frayed herself due to how busy she is. However, her receptionist Karen, as depicted in many of the other reviews, is uh... colorful... and something to behold. She can appear approachable and compassionate one moment and in another moment she will rip you a new one. It depends on whether you catch her in a mood or not, and if the office is especially busy. On the plus side, she does seem to get things done if something needs to be communicated to Dr Fung. However she does often makes you (along with everyone else in the waiting room) fully aware of what an imposition it is for her to do so, and quite loudly. As someone with a newly diagnosed chronic disease of a serious nature, alongside the stresses that come with it, I definitely hit an impasse with her when she tore me a new one for some administrative confusion. I can't deal anymore with her mood swings--whether my next call will be answered by Jekyll or Hyde. I no longer have room for this kind of verbal and emotional assault in my life, especially from my primary health care provider office. I should not feel bullied, nor should I be made to feel trepidation for making a call to her office for a necessary medical request. So sadly, despite Dr Fung being quite easy going and a good doctor, I will be looking for a new primary care physician. I do wish Karen the best. Perhaps she's bipolar or on the spectrum or just stressed beyond awareness. She's a mom, so I hope that it's just in the office and that her home life is more balanced and peaceful for the sake of her family.

I have been a Sullivan Street Medical patient for I think about 5 years now. Previously it was…read moreMohawk Medical. I really like their new location. It's more modern and brighter than their previous location which was in a high rise building in a different neighborhood. I typically see Dr Hobbs, but have also seen Physician Assistant Haley. And in the past I have seen Dr Godwin-Gorga. Depending on who you're seeing, their schedule can be booked up a bit. Everyone, including the front desk staff, has always been super helpful so I am happy to continue being a patient.

While still a great place overall for care, service has declined since the office expanded. I've…read morehad a couple prescriptions get refilled late because the front desk doesn't respond to emails promptly (meaning within 48 hours), and they have to remind the doctor to reply to emails as well. At their old location, they were prompt and followed-through; now I have to be proactive in reaching out for most things (even as simple as getting lab results released).

Dr. Mysore is a thoughtful and thorough PCP who takes her care of patients to heart. I have worked…read morewith her has my internist for the past three years and am grateful for the holistic approach she takes to my health. A+

Navya is a truly excellent doctor, always going above and beyond for her patients. I have never…read morefelt better taken care of or in better hands from a medical professional of any kind. Even specialists outside of One Medical would see her referral and comment on her reputation as one of the best PCPs in the city. She is thoughtful and thorough, a go-to source of information and guidance at every turn. Can't recommend highly enough.

Dr. Karis Cho is extremely knowledgeable. I think she might be experiencing burnout/general…read morediscontent from her profession as previous reviews from several years ago were glowing, which I can see given how intelligent she is. That said, her empathy and bedside manner are frustrating. And if you already struggle with overall health anxiety, then she isn't the doctor for you. I imagine she used to be warm and empathic but is just now perhaps a bit tired from her career, so it seems.

Avoid her at all costs. I paid the annual OneMedical fee and I randomly chose Karis Cho because of…read moreavailabilities. In hindsight, I'm assuming all the other decent doctors were booked out and that left Karis Cho as the only option. What a nightmare this has been. I had been dealing with major pain in the right side of my body and Karis Cho offered no empathy or sympathy, telling me that all I needed to do was to take the prescribed drugs she was writing down for me. She went to her computer and literally Googled the drugs and read them off the screen to me only then to read out what she thought was my diagnosis (later I realized she misdiagnosed me) from a textbook website. She also laughed at my description of how bad I felt on all the different parts of my body and said I was weak and that as a man, it's surprising I am expressing all the pain. I feel bad for Karis Cho. She must be dealing with some heavy stuff in her own life and looks and acts burnt out from her profession. She didn't help me at all but that's hard to do when she needs to help herself first.

I saw Dr. Pipchik and I couldn't have had a better experience. I booked the same day through Qwell…read more There were ample telemedicine appointments from me to choose from; she was kind and smart and listened to me, diagnosed me, and sent the prescriptions in immediately. She also followed up to see how I was. I've been going to WFM for years and I have always had a very positive experience.

THE WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. They do not care about their patients just about making as much money as…read morethey can off of innocent New Yorkers trying to take care of themselves. They have an awful policy that requires you to set up a telehealth appointment every time you need a refill and then they charge you copays over $100 each time. Disgusting money hungry scammers... do not go to this office they do not care about their patients at all.

Dr. Lyon has been my GP for over a decade. She is highly skilled and experienced, with a wonderful…read morenyc referral network. But most important to me is she's a great communicator. She gives context to questions you have from her wisdom, and in this day of "too much data" she puts things in perspective. She is unbelievably caring, she went out of her way to reassure me on a certain issue recently. She's one of the world's best doctors, we are lucky to have her here in nyc. She's simply the best. Thank you "Dr.Val"I highly recommend her.

Ive never had such a horrible and rude experience with a doctor like I did with Dr. Lyon. I'm…read morehonestly shocked that this woman has clients. The moment I opened the door I had a gut feeling something wasn't right. When I walked back to the room I was immediately instructed by the physician assistant to get undressed and put on a gown which was very odd to me. Usually when it's your first appointment establishing primary care you aren't asked to get undressed so I was a bit caught off guard and decided to wait to undressed until after talking with the doctor and going over what we would be doing at todays appointment that required me to get undressed. When Dr. Lyon came in (before introducing herself) she asked me in the rudest voice "why aren't you undressed?" And I said "I had a few questions before getting undressed" and she said "you could have still gotten undressed!" - I was so taken back as to why it was such an issue that I didn't get undressed immediately. She proceeded to ask me questions then abruptly interrupted me and said "you're not wearing a mask, let me get you one", she returned with a mask and I told her I didn't want to wear it (mind you the assistants in the office weren't wearing one, just her) and she told me "I had to wear it" I then responded with telling her I haven't had to wear a mask at a drs office in over a year, she proceeded to tell me to put it on. Given this woman's attitude I knew I couldn't trust her, so I told her we could end the appointment and I will go elsewhere. She immediately followed up with "okay! But you still owe me $50 for the appointment." When I was checking out I overheard the physician assistant say to the doctor "Dr. Lyon you were supposed to be better this year." So clearly this isn't the first time someone has left their appointments 10 minutes in. I'm honestly shocked by the amount of good reviews I see on Google. Her Yelp reviews are far more accurate, in which I'll note another girl had the same horrible experience with Dr. Lyon getting mad at her for not undressing right away. If I could give zero stars I would.

Dr. Fox is the BEST! Seriously, I don't even go to her anymore (seriously reconsidering paying the…read moreOne Medical yearly fee just to see her though) but she is just the bees knees. The cool thing about her, besides her awesome bedside manner is that she knows her stuff and she's not afraid to give you holistic alternatives in place of popping a pill. In my eyes looking at medicine from all angels and giving people individual care makes a great doc and she is one! Wait did I mention that she is super dope?

I had been with One Medical for almost two years at their Midtown location (and had absolutely no…read moredesire to renew my membership for the third year) before meeting Allison Fox, MD by accident. Well, we all know there are no accidents, right? While the other physicians I came across with at various One Medical locations didn't do much for me, Dr Fox turned out to be the most caring and compassionate physician I have ever met. Not only does she seem to genuinely care and listen (those qualities are so rare today!), but also follows through every issue I might have. Also, she's never hesitant to discuss more than one issue during a visit if time allows and seems to follow a holistic approach. (Again, this is such a rarity today!) She's always within reach and answers to her emails in a timely maner. If she's away from the office, she's sure to refer me to one of the other physicians at the 14th Street location who also have been wonderful. I am so glad I found her and yes, I renewed my membership for the third year. (As for the office: it's convenient, modern and aesthetically pleasing, but most importantly the appointments ALWAYS start on time. The staff are courteous and very helpful.) Definitely recommend.

Dr . Raffinan is being my dr for over 20 years . Very thorough on his practice. His staff is great…read moretoo .

I've been with Dr. Raffinan for 20 years. I love him because he's a terrific carrying human being…read more His staff is equally just as attentive, and groovy The reason I'm still around is because of his close observations, thorough questioning and paying attention to details. With thorough workups, he'll get the proper diagnosis, and has yet to be wrong about any of my cases. When I caught a severe case of COVID, it messed me up pretty badly. I was astounded about how knowledgeable he was. His recommendations on what I should do literally saved my life, because he educated me about where I needed to go and what needed to be done. He explains things to you with simplicity so you can understand. While he's also concerned about your emotional well-being, that's a unique quality in a physician because, he knows that emotional instability can affect you physically leading to medical issues. Dr. RAFFINAN, is miles ahead of all of the PCPs I've known. Straight up, he's an extremely skilled physician. I'm proud to be cared for by him and I often brag to all of my friends and family, acquaintances and coworkers about him. I'm long-winded because he truly deserves the accolades. If I was stranded on a deserted island and found a volleyball I'd name him, Dr. WILSON Michael RAFFINAN. LOL.. Seriously though, he's a lifesaver, a Superhero.