Dr. Sharaby is very caring and competent. He takes time to examine and inform the patient what he…read morefeels is important. The staff is pleasant but can be a bit hurried at times. If you are patient you will all the care and information you need. When he feels that something requires another opinion, he will send a patient to a colleague and not be stuck up the way some other doctors might be.

My husband has been going to Dr. Sharaby for a while after he took over the previous doctors…read moreoffice. He his very knowledgeable. The staff is pleasant and helpful. If you don't have patience to wait for a while that's the only bad thing. My husband feels Dr. Sharaby is worth the wait

Had endo apptmt for 7:15am on 2/5/24 and due to a billing error, account was showing that I needed…read moreto pay $6k co-pay for procedure. Instead of the receptionist helping sort it out...she yelled at me, "Sir! You need to decide what to do right now!" I had to tell HER to calm down and relax. Yelling at a patient! Yelling over $6k as though she is the one paying that outrageous amount. This is unprofessional. I am a patient. I can have a terminal condition and instead of some bedside manner I get barnyard animal attitude! It's customer and patient services. Have some professionalism or get a more appropriate job to the level of attitude with which you carry yourself.

Appointment was for a routine colonoscopy and endoscopy. I saw Dr. Vozick. He was extremely…read moreknowledgeable, made sure I understood everything that was going to be done, extremely friendly and empathetic, kind, and thorough. He is, quite literally, everything you want your doctor to be. Let's face it. The procedure is a little bit like going to the dentist. Nobody wants to go, but it's quite necessary. We're all scared, ummm.... sh*tless by teh procedure, but Dr. Vozick was calming and reassuring. Made sure I understood every step of the procedure. The preparation was still... ummm.. bad. But after the prep, Dr. Vozick made the whole thing easy peasey. I am *so* glad I went to him. I know it's weird to hear someone gush about a proctologist, but... he's the best!

When I had an IUD inserted and experienced pain, Dr. Weinreb questioned whether I was in pain. He…read morederided my experience. Some direct quotes: "Are you actually in pain or do you just think you are?" "Does it really hurt that much?" "Are you sure?" &, my favorite, after finishing the insertion: "Now we'll do an ultrasound to make sure all that moaning and groaning was you and not us." The nurse was wonderful. I imagine the other doctors were probably good. This was certainly exceptionally terrible.

Amazing doctor!! Very professional,kind, gentle, patient,knowledgeable, understanding. I got an…read moreemergency appointment despite the fact that this Doctor is booked through mid June, was seen almost immediately and Doctor did his best to calm me down, took his time listening to my long&sad life story, reviewed my tests&lab results, examined me, discussed my diagnosis and established a further treatment plan. After having a horrific experience with another Brooklyn OBGYN 2 days prior, appointment with Dr. Weinreb was a very positive experience & I would definitely recommend anyone in need of gynecological care to book an appointment with him. Side note-Front desk & medical assistants are very courteous, compassionate & pleasant. Also surprisingly didn't have to wait long even though I had an emergency appointment.

During my pregnancy I had the privilege to work with Dr. Andrew he was knowledgeable and patient…read morethroughout the pregnancy and process. Always willing to explain everything. I made appointments during my pregnancy to meet the other two Doctors Dr.Mark and Dr.Greg before my due date. During labor and the process I had to see all 3 doctors. I was nervous to have Dr.Mark from hearing obnoxious comments while in the hospital. Dr. Mark delivered our baby boy! His professionalism and straightforward approach, coupled with his tough love during labor, made a significant difference in my birthing experience. His persistence and knowledge empowered me to achieve a natural delivery, even when I felt like giving up. I wholeheartedly recommend him and his brothers for their trustworthiness and commitment to guiding patients through tough decisions. After labor, my husband had to call for guidance and he was kind, helpful and supportive! Bottom line- After doing research and consulting different doctors my husband and I are so happy we made the right choice to go with Dr. De Fazio Practice. Jenna and the nurse in the office on 82st are professional and courteous. Making you feel comfortable and welcome. We are nothing but grateful for their commitment and work.

The level of care that my family has received at this practice for the past three generations is…read moreunmatched! My grandmother was a patient of the late Dr. Laurence Defazio, and my mother and I have been seeing Dr. Mark, Dr. Andrew and Dr. Greg for years. They truly take their time to hear your concerns and are kind, attentive and so knowledgeable. I feel very well taken care of in their hands. Dr. Mark delivered my two children and it was a wonderful experience. I can't recommend them enough!

Stay far away from this place a straight scam to get you in for a appointment. Once they charge…read moreyour insurance you never hear from them again. They don't pick up the phone when you call to get your results. They bill you again even when you have coverage. They say you own them money. Smh

This place seem nice at first waiting wasn't that long. Doctor was nice checked me gave me referral…read moreto get test done. Took about a month and a half to hear back from him with results. He calls my phone unknown number leaves a voicemail saying to call if I have any questions. Still haven't heard my results I kept calling and calling and calling the office to speak to someone it's always a voicemail. Get this the front desk said they would make an appointment for my MRI they never did I ended up making my own appointment. 3 weeks later she said I'm approved for my test so she will make an appointment. I told her I have an appointment already. I'm still in pain and nothing hasn't gotten done yet.I should of check Yelp before going to this place.

He is the best doctor. He was very attentive and did everything I needed. I recommend it to everyoneread more

Don't go to this office…read more The situation is this: when making an appointment , I said that I want to do x-ray of the kidneys. It turned out that when I arrived, they started doing blood and urine tests for me - the first apartment they say you need to do a sonogram again and after the sonogram they say you need to do an X-ray meeting. Why not take X-ray on the first appointment??? This is the business Make money And the most interesting thing is that the first appointment did a urine test, the next day they call and say that you have an infection, you have to pick up the pills. Ok, I took it a week later, they do a urine test again, the next day they call and say they pick up the pills, I say I already took it a week ago, there are no others because you have another infection. (on the question of what kind of infection everyone says ask doctor. But when they ask doctor Vitaly Raikhman, he does not answer the question) I didn't take pills After that, I went to take urine tests to an individual therapist and sent me no evidence, no any infection.

LUCKIEST MAN ALIVE!!! I'm not going to start this Google…read morereview out with "I never do this". I have done Google reviews, but I feel this one is most necessary. I went to visit Dr. Kokolis (Complete Cardiovascular Care) on February 22 of 2021 and explained to him what I was feeling/experiencing for that past year or so while seeing a new inexperienced primary care physician. After completion of my appointment with Dr. Kokolis, I was immediately referred and scheduled for an MRI on 2/25 of my head which determined I had a large (Tumor) brain cancer. I was summoned to Dr. Kokolis' office Within 20 minutes of returning from the MRI then sent immediately to the ER at NYU Langone. Dr. Kokolis called ahead & informed Dr. Placantonakis I was on my way and the situation on hand. Upon arrival I was moved at light speed through the process having my first lifesaving procedure of a partial tumor resection on 3/5/21. After the healing process I received concurrent Radiation/Chemo therapy. My Brain Cancer has been stable for 3+ years now. I have not had a seizure since Dr. Jongeling my (Epilepsy specialist) changed my anti-seizure medication to Briviact, also 3+ years. Now WAIT! that's not the end. For more than a year I have been experiencing chest pains, discomfort, fatigue, and lack of energy. I felt helpless with no ambition to move on. There were 2-3 more ER visits where no findings were made. I was fighting each day to get out of bed, continue to work, but yet still put on that smiley face for everyone around me. I was unhappy, in pain and felt helpless for such a long time that I was beginning to accept this is life now. I made an appointment with Dr. Kokolis and during the visit I attempted then Quit the office stress test prematurely. Dr. Kokolis sent me for a more detailed stress test where it was determined that I had a 40% blockage to my heart. Yes 40%, so I immediately began to cut down on my horrible eating habits (junk food). I was over 215 lbs. losing 20 lbs. in a short time. I continued to have ice cream and the bad things, but not nearly as much. For the last several weeks, I was having chest pain and head pressure with dizziness where I pushed it off trying to avoid a doctors/ER visit. On 10/09/2024 with no other option I walked into Dr. Kokolis's office unannounced and was seen by the doctor. Following an EKG and vitals, I was seen by Dr. Kokolis where he asked me questions while taking notes (I could actually see the equations floating above his head as we spoke and he jotted everything down) he then decided that I was going straight to the emergency room at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan by ambulance. There's no time to prepare for anything like this or an option to wait for a Loved one to be by your side. Dr. Kokolis again called ahead and spoke to a Dr. (Dr. Dominguez) and informed him that I was on my way and would need an angiogram. The angiogram determined that I now had a severely blocked artery to my heart. "THE WIDOW MAKER"which was now at 90%. I found this scary part out after the Life Saving procedure, realizing how truly LUCKY I am to still be alive. Not only am I the LUCKIEST MAN ALIVE, I am ever so grateful & thankful to everyone on my care teams. Dr. Kokolis is not only a medical professional, he is not only a Compassionate doctor who is dedicated in his field, but a true MEDICAL GENIUS who knows how and when to act. My life has now been saved for the second time by Dr. Kokolis' quick thinking & expert experience without blinking an eye or breaking a sweat. We could never thank Dr. Kokolis enough for saving my life more than once, for doing what he loves. My opinion is that this is not work/a job but his life's work and love of his profession, the desire to make a difference and save endless lives. THANK YOU Dr. Kokolis, you truly are an Angel.

LUCKIEST MAN ALIVE!!! I'm not going to start this Google…read morereview out with "I never do this". I have done Google reviews, but I feel this one is most necessary. I went to visit Dr. Kokolis (Complete Cardiovascular Care) on February 22 of 2021 and explained to him what I was feeling/experiencing for that past year or so while seeing a new inexperienced primary care physician. After completion of my appointment with DRFM Kokolis, I was immediately referred and scheduled for an MRI on 2/25 of my head which determined I had a large (Tumor) brain cancer. I was summoned to Dr. Kokolis' office Within 20 minutes of returning from the MRI then sent immediately to the ER at NYU Langone. Dr. Kokolis called ahead & informed Dr. Placantonakis I was on my way and the situation on hand. Upon arrival I was moved at light speed through the process having my first lifesaving procedure of a partial tumor resection on 3/5/21. After the healing process I received concurrent Radiation/Chemo therapy. My Brain Cancer has been stable for 3+ years now. I have not had a seizure since Dr. Jongeling my (Epilepsy specialist) changed my anti-seizure medication to Briviact, also 3+ years. Now wait, that's not the end. For more than a year I have been experiencing chest pains, discomfort, fatigue, lack of energy. I felt helpless with no ambition to move on. There were 2-3 more ER visits where no findings were made. I was fighting each day to get out of bed, continue to work, but yet still put on that smiley face for everyone around me. I was unhappy, in pain and felt helpless for such a long time that I was beginning to accept this is life now. I made an appointment with Dr. Kokolis and during the visit I attempted and Quit the office stress test prematurely. Dr. Kokolis sent me for a more detailed stress test where I t was determined that I had a 40% blockage to my heart. Yes 40%, so I immediately began to cut down on my horrible eating habits (junk food). I was 215 lbs. losing over 20 lbs. in a short time. I continued to have ice cream and the bad things, but not nearly as much. For the last several weeks, I was having chest pain and head pressure with dizziness where I pushed it off trying to avoid a doctors/ER visit. On 10/09/2024 with no other option I walked into Dr. Kokolis's office unannounced and was seen by the doctor. Following an EKG and vitals, I was seen by Dr. Kokolis where he asked me questions while taking notes (I could actually see the equations floating above his head as we spoke) he then decided that I was going straight to the emergency room at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan by ambulance. There's no time to prepare for anything like this or an option to wait for a Loved one to be by your side. Dr. Kokolis again called ahead and spoke to a Dr. (Dr. Dominguez) and informed him that I was on my way and would needed an angiogram. The angiogram determined that I now had a severely blocked artery to my heart. "THE WIDOW MAKER"which was now at 90%. I found this scary part out after the Life Saving procedure, realizing how truly LUCKY I am to still be alive. Not only am I the LUCKIEST MAN ALIVE, I am ever so grateful & thankful to everyone on my care teams. Dr. Kokolis is not only a medical professional, he is a Compassionate doctor dedicated in his field, but a true MEDICAL GENIUS who knows how and when to act My life has now been saved for the second time by Dr. Kokolis' quick thinking & expert experience without blinking an eye or breaking a sweat. We could never thank Dr. Kokolis enough for saving my life more than once, for doing what he loves. My opinion is that this is not work/a job but his life's work and love of his profession the desire to make a difference and save endless lives. THANK YOU Dr. Kokolis, you truly are an Angel.