My mother was admitted through Mercy Hospital's ER due to psychotic issues. After overnight…read moreevaluation, she was fully admitted for treatment and was assigned to Psychiatrist, Dr. J. Chorowoski. Dr. J. Chorowski is by far, one of the best psychiatrist I have encountered. He clearly analyzed my moms age, past & present medical history, included the family's input throughout, established a workable treatment plan suitable for the patient, and clearly communicated all treatment plans from admission to discharge. He truly went above and beyond the standard expectations. Even after discharge, worked to ensure discharged patient was set up with medications and outpatient needs. There has been a tremendous improvement of my mothers mental heath under Dr. Chorowski's care and she is better on track to returning to the functioning mother who lives with mental health issues. I am so pleased with the services rendered and specifically with Dr. Chorowski. Thank you so much.

Our experience at this hospital has been extremely disappointing. My uncle was admitted to the ICU,…read moreand by day three, the neurologist told us that he would remain in a coma for the rest of his life and was essentially brain dead. Despite this prognosis, our family continued to advocate for additional testing and treatment options. By the second week, we noticed that he was opening his eyes and attempting to respond. We informed the nursing staff, but they seemed unaware of these changes. When we later showed the doctor, he stated that it was the first time he had seen such improvement. We explained that these responses had been occurring for two days and had already been reported to the nurse, yet there was no documentation in his chart. In the third week, my uncle became fully awake. Unfortunately, our concerns about his care continued. There were instances where he remained soiled for extended periods without being cleaned, and when we brought this to the attention of the nursing staff, some responded rudely and dismissively, stating they had more important tasks to handle. We understand that healthcare workers are often busy and under significant pressure, but our family felt that critical changes in my uncle's condition were overlooked and that his basic care needs were not consistently met. Based on our experience, we were deeply dissatisfied with the quality of care and communication provided during his hospitalization.

This hospital is awful. It is short on staff, has no room for patients with a class 4 infection,…read moretheir staff is completely unreliable as well as Rude. If you need immediate medical attention, choose any hospital other then that. I never want to take my love one's there ever again.

At South Nassau Hospital to receive the newest addition to our family. We've met six tours of…read morenurses in two days but they don't have that sweet bedside manor like back in the days. It took us to meet Diann who normally works in admin overseeing patient care but was working with patients in the maternity ward on the midnight and I must say she was great. Another nurse that deserves an honorable mention is Sherry. She was a true replica of what a nurse should be, she was my daughters angel (Lisa was great too). We arrived at South Nassau Hospital 9:30am yesterday, and my daughter received sufficient care but the type of care and concern Diane and Sherry gave her and the other patients was commendable! When women are in active labor a little kindness goes a long way. Simple things like bringing a warm blanket to mom or offing one to dad, or just holding her hand or talking her through an epidural makes a world of difference. These three beautiful women made up for the midnight crew that ignored the call and told me they would show me how to unhook my daughter so I can take her to the bathroom myself when she needed to go.

I recently delivered at Winthrop. Their labor and delivery/maternity ward are amazing. The staff…read morewas incredible. I can't say enough wonderful things. They kept me informed, educated, answered all my questions, made sure me, my husband and baby were comfortable. They were so caring and knowledgeable I really was blown away. They listened to my requests, took everything I said serious and were part of an experience that was so special and they helped make it better than I could have imagined. Also the hospital was SO clean. Both rooms I was in were extremely well kept. They have a truly positive staff (doctors, residents, nurses, nurses assistants, Doulas, students, even the person who registered me!), they all made me feel we were in great hands. Thank you Winthrop.

This place is a disgrace. The ER is understaffed and not able to handle the cases that come in…read more The ICU staffs average age is most likely under 30. These are where the sickest patients are being treated but yet you have the least experienced staff treating them. A doctor who just finished their residency working the night shift... so very disappointing that an organization like NYU can't find more highly trained staff ... also very disappointing that an organization with this amount of money has tape holding up the windows in the ICU. Totally unbelievable. Threw all their money into sears on Franklin Ave and forgot they have an almost 600 bed hospital up the block that is in need of resources. Do better for the community. Very sad and very disappointed that this what this hospital has become.

It's a hospital what do you expect. I do love the FREE parking for visitors. But the valet parking…read moreattendants bark orders at you while you are going nuts to pick up your family member that is being wheeled out after surgery. " you cannot stop here, you need to go around the loop." No place to stand and wait for that 3-5 minutes as they are being escorted in a wheelchair I mean you are forced to text and drive so you can enter the driveway and pick up your family member. Yes I originally was parked at the lot. And yes I did as the nurses asked me to do; get the car and pick up family member at the front.

DO NOT go here for a severe emergency, and for woman DO NOT go here to have your baby. In 2019 I…read morewent here because I had an on going fever for 5 days. They sent me home saying it was. UTI (although I never had any symptoms of a UTI) and 3 days later I went to Winthrop Mineola and they found that I had an ongoing perforation in my colon and the follow day my body started going into shock. They almost killed me. In 2022 I went here to give birth to my daughter (only because my doctor was affiliated here) and they left me out in the hallway for 3 hours SCREAMING at the top of my lungs in labor. It wasn't until they finally gave me a room and checked that I had gone from 3cm-7cm in 1 hour. I started throwing up all over the floor and hall way and they never even offered my a wheelchair until the very end. My experience here was absolutely terrible. When my daughter was born they didn't even bring her to me for over 10 mins for our first touch. I hate this place and I'll never ever step foot here or recommend anyone to go here. They even misspelled my daughter's first name and I've had years of headaches trying to change it on all her records. Save yourself and do go here or have your baby here.

Smh. DO NOT COME HERE Same hospital I was born at same hospital that killed my father. Same…read morehospital I got blood drawn from one time a regular annual check up for them to physically paralyze my arm. Tell me I have to wait hours in the emergency room to be seen. The front desk is very rude. Hung up on me 5x without urgently trying to get me care. I ONLY GAVE TWO STARS SO THEY CANT GET IT REMOVED. They care quality is very poor. It's all new grads here no actually head doctor or nurse or anything.

The 1 star reviews are real! Choosing this hospital could literally mean taking a chance on your…read morelife! 18th floor on August 11th to August 13th my best friend was admitted with a serious medical condition. Won't go into it but after almost three days they did nothing but give her a room on the 18th floor away from everyone who could see she almost died because what they did to her. I have walked in and room her out IMMEDIATELY! know your rights!! You are ALLOWED to just WALK out!! I took her to stony brook and within minutes they told us that she was severely dehydrated, needed a blood transfusion, and was borderline septic. If she stayed one more night she would have died! ALONE! because they kick people out at 10pm

Our family cannot say enough wonderful things about the Wound Care Center at Northwell Health in…read moreValley Stream. From the very first visit, every member of the team treated my mother with such kindness, dignity, and compassion. They never made her feel like just another patient--they made her feel truly special. Over the course of an eight-month journey, we were fortunate to be cared for by an incredible team, including Dr. Manoj Sadhnani, DPM, and nurses Kortney, Patricia, Jolly, Carla, Stephanie, and Mary. Every appointment was filled with warmth, encouragement, professionalism, and genuine concern for my mother's well-being. Wound care can be a long and challenging process, but this team celebrated every bit of progress with us. They always took the time to explain everything, answer our questions, and make my mom feel comfortable and cared for. By the end of her treatment, the celebration of her healing felt like a victory for all of us because they had been with us every step of the way. Their clinical expertise is exceptional, but what truly sets them apart is their compassion. They gave my mother not only excellent medical care but also hope, confidence, and so much kindness. Thank you, Dr. Sadhnani and the entire team, for making a difficult journey so much easier. We will always be grateful for the outstanding care you gave my mom and our family.

So my daughter has a UTI and was in severe pain. 4 o'clock…read morein the morning I met her here. Emergency staff registered her right away and took her in. Thankfully, it wasn't busy so she was attended to promptly . the staff & security are very nice and incredibly helpful. They need to wash the floors though because they were dirty in the emergency room and it didn't look good.

Saved me...the staff is very helpful and they are very thorough i had surgery here and didnt stay…read morevery long however they explained everything to me before and after tomake.sure I understood the after care instructions thoroughly and the bedside manner is very good as well

This hospital may be the worst hospital I've ever been to. we just left the ER. They are very quick…read moreto take your money and insurance information but yet let you bleed out with a bunch of nurses standing around doing absolutely nothing. a terrible experience!!

This is a commendation note for Dr. Vilma Vas, internal medicine physician. Dr. Vas is an excellent…read moreand caring physician, her bedside manners are exemplary. Dr. Vas took the time to listen to my concerns and answered all my questions to the best of her expertise. I am very happy with the care she has provided. I highly recommend her services for any individual looking for a genuine and caring physician. Thank you for your wonderful care.

I've been coming to see Dr. Vilma Vas at 150 Hempstead medical group for 3 years now and let me…read moretell you she's is an exceptional doctor. I cannot express how grateful I am to have find her to be in charge of my health. She's not only professional at what she does but also compassionate and understanding to her patient's. Literally anything I need she's there and does things in a matter of seconds. She's prompts with my asthma refills and any other rx or concerns I might have. Thank you Dr. Vas :) !

I accompanied my friend to her treatment appointment at Sloan Kettering, and I was truly impressed…read moreby the compassionate, patient centered care provided by the entire staff. I know this is hard on my friend as she fight this cancer. I felt that she is in great hands. Being care for, respected, and truly support by her team. The doctors, nurses, and entire staff are exceptionally. From the time we checked in to the medical team, everyone was kind, professional, and attentive. The doctors and nurses took the time to explain everything clearly and made my friend feel comfortable and supported throughout the visit. The facility was clean, organized, and welcoming, and you can tell they are deeply committed to providing exceptional care. It was a very positive experience during a stressful time, and I'm grateful for the kindness and professionalism we experienced. Highly recommend Sloan Kettering to anyone seeking high-quality care.

MSK is the only place I would recommend for cancer care and treatment…read more They are compassionate and educated in the most critical medical care.

Our experience was good. Parking is on the 3rd street. There is some limited street parking as…read morewell.

Extremely Disappointing Billing Practices and Lack of Communication…read more My experience with NYU Long Island Specialty Center has been extremely frustrating and disappointing. I visited this facility multiple times and accumulated several bills. I have been making payments in good faith, believing I was addressing my outstanding medical expenses, only to discover that my payments were apparently not being applied in a way that resolved the earliest outstanding balance. Now, despite my efforts to make payments, that balance is being sent to collections. When I called to ask for an explanation of how the billing and payment allocation process works, I was left frustrated by the situation and the lack of clear communication. Why are patients not proactively contacted when their accounts are at risk of being sent to collections, especially when they have been making payments? Why is it left to the patient to discover the problem after the fact? I was also informed that NYU operates its own collection agency, which raises additional concerns about transparency and accountability in how these accounts are handled. Patients are already dealing with the stress of medical appointments and healthcare expenses. The last thing they should have to worry about is making payments in good faith, only to find themselves facing collections because the billing process was not clearly explained to them. Making payments should not leave patients confused about where their money is going or why an outstanding balance is still being escalated to collections. Clear explanations, proactive communication, and transparent payment allocation practices should be the bare minimum. I hope NYU Long Island Specialty Center takes a serious look at its billing practices and improves communication with patients. Based on my experience, this process has been unnecessarily stressful and disappointing. I would strongly encourage anyone receiving bills from this facility to carefully track every payment, confirm exactly which balance each payment is being applied to, and request written clarification of their account status.