Dr. Gouzoulis is the best primary care physician! She is thorough and patient and writes everything…read morein my chart. And most importantly she remembers my heath issues when I call or have follow up visits. I am grateful to have found a wonderful skilled competent doctor.

Dr. Gouzoulis and her staff were very friendly, BUT I was never able to receive results of my blood…read moretests despite two calls, I was never able to get a prescription to GLP-1, even after the doctor said she would submit one for me, after several calls; and, in addition, I had a colonoscopy performed with the doctor associated with this practice and he never got back to me about the results either. I am baffled.

I've been seeing Dr Belilovsky for almost 3 years now and I adore her! I've never waited more than…read more5 minutes when I arrived for my appointments and she has amazing "bedside manner". As I had a horrible time finding doctors when I moved back to New York but she's a gem! Convenient location to bounce over for a lunchtime appointment.

Competence, responsibility,attention to detail - that is Dr Alla Belilovsky. Thank you, Doctor!…read more S.I.

Words can't express how grateful I am to have found Aster. I've always felt supported, listened to…read moreand well taken care of, by their entire staff. Dr. Roesner is amazing! She's kind, calm and explains everything that's going on and is there to listen. There's a comfort and feeling of being seen that I've only experienced at Aster. I met with Dr. Fahmy for an emergency appointment and is honestly the first male gyn that I felt comfortable speaking to. It's clear that the level of care that is set at this office is thinking of its patients first and that's rare these days. I would highly recommend.

DO NO COME HERE, scammers This Office lied to me and told me…read morethat my visits and procedure are accepted by insurance and will be covered. now I am being charged 2.5k 2 months later, and found out through my insurance that they are trying to appeal a discount given to me, and charge me 50% more

Dr. Jill Rieger (Weill Cornell) is truly the very best doctor I've had the pleasure of partnering…read morewith on my health in the past 20 years. Yes, I said "partnering". I have responsibility for my health too, it's a partnership. I can discuss ANY topic with Dr. Rieger and she is more than happy to address my questions and anticipate any concerns with any recommended follow up procedures, tests or prescriptions. She is understanding, compassionate, extremely knowledgeable, and always willing to educate me on valuable information to improve my health and (wait for it), WITHOUT a condesending tone. Dr. Rieger is respectful, professional, and reliable. I always receive a personal call from Dr. Rieger within a couple of days of my appointment to discuss the results of any tests. You're reading this review because you want to find a reliable, knowledgeable doctor...look no further than Dr. Jill Rieger. Book yourself an appointment and start partnering with a great doctor that's just as interested in improving your health as you are.

Honestly, she is probably super knowledgeable, I believe she has 21+ years experience, however I…read moreagree with one of the previous reviews below- to be an internist or PCP- you really have to be extra compassionate and a whole lotta patient. Unfortunately I didn't see this doctor embody either of these. She came in like a storm and just went through my chart on the computer, not really having the patience or compassion that I was seeking. I don't think I finished a sentence the entire visit. The women's center was a great concept 5-6 years ago, when it first opened, unfortunately the entire place now looks super dated and run down in such a short period, all of the 4 elevators didn't work for most of the morning and they're located on the 12th floor, the receptionists ate their lunches at the check in desk and everyone just seems a bit miserable. I'd suggest trying any of the many other doctors available in this city. Also- I went to a ENT specialist a few weeks prior, also at Weil Cornell, and was sent 2 different emails asking about "my experience" I've strangely received none about this visit with Dr Rieger- I'm super curious on why that is. Best of luck to those looking for a pcp as I will be as well.

I saw Dr. Lilly for the first time a few months ago. She was very nice upon the first visit, and…read moreseemed attentive. I went back a few weeks later for back pain and she seemed very rushed and dismissive. She said she was going to refer me to an orthopedist , I said I went to a few already. She continued to give me a referral for an orthopedist on told me to make an appointment. When I got home I looked at the referral and it was for and arm orthopedist, not even for back pain. I now found out that she left the practice and did not give any information as to where she was going. I had not intended on going back to her but my friend who had been a long time patient of hers was not even given information as to where she was going.

I was a patient of Dr. Lilly for over 10 years. She is capable, but I never felt she truly cared…read moreabout me - took no interest in full. She has no warmth - even when she smiles she comes off as cold and super private. She does not call after her strict hours or on weekends -- A few summers ago, she was aware of when I was extremely sick - and I was out of town , and in pain - it was impossible to get through the Northwell Health phone line, and when I did, she was not there, and I don't recall a prompt call back. She does not come in to the office every day. Most recently I required an urgent fill of asthma inhaler as i was out of town and had forgotten mine. It was mid week and plenty of time for it to get done on business hours. I never received the prescription or the call back. Needless to say I'm looking for a new doctor. I wish her well, but I never felt the same in return.

Once upon a time, this place had better people working. Workers smiled once you arrived. Today,…read moremount sinai decided to hire people who are less compassionate, and have leadership like Dr. Nina Priven a Director who is subjective and does not pay attention to the information is given to her. She instead is protecting her turf by disagreeing with the complainer. Wow, not objective at all. But her leadership is the reason the place is falling apart because she may not be taking the time to assess, nor, observe, or maybe she does not care which she has proven to me when we last spoke just recently. I guess the prestige of this hospital is the reason why this Director is so arrogant that she forgotten why she is there. I guess the perspective to save lives is not within her reach anymore. That is the reason the workers in the reception area is so rude is because they lack tact in their Leadership with Dr. Nina Priven. Mount Sinai should consider assessing another candidate to run the Ansonia location.

I started to use Dr. Priven a couple of years ago because I needed a PCP and she was recommended by…read morea friend. Dr. Priven is a great doctor. She's very friendly and seems genuinely concerned about the health and wellbeing of her patients. She patiently answered all of my questions. Her staff is also friendly.

It's tough to review Manhattan Family Practice and Dr. Sandra Gilban in one all-encompassing…read morereview. If I were to sum it all up briefly, I'd say that you'll either love it or hate it there. Despite the rumors that patients used to be able to breeze in and out of the office, expect about a 30-45 minute wait to see the doctor. The receptionists range from terse to downright rude, depending upon what day you catch them. It's about the same for phone appointments - you are either rushed off the phone, or made to feel like you are a total chore. Having thick skin will make you feel as if this level of service isn't a huge deal, but still. You are a paying customer at the end of the day. The doctor herself is nice and incredibly laid-back, but incredibly rushed. At times, she seems to be disinvested in making any social contact whatsoever and will barely look up from her laptop. If you have a serious medical ailment, expect to be handed a referral and sent on your way. As I mentioned before, this may be a dream experience for some (and particularly those that dread going to the doctors) but if you are looking for an in depth experience, certainly go elsewhere. The practice is a teaching office, so a young med-student will be taking your vitals and going over your chart before you even see the doctor. Rather than helpful, this is often an annoyance as you are answering their questions to help them along with their education. It always feels contrived and never like they are looking to give you any help or advice. More so, it feels like a way for the doctor to buy more time to see other patients. I've often had the med student take my blood pressure and ask a few questions, only to have the doctor come in after and repeat the same process. Manhattan Family Practice, overall, is hit or miss. If you are looking for a run-of-the-mill experience, this will do. But for exceptional service, search elsewhere.

Let's get this one right out in the open first...I don't go to doctors often. In fact, I went to…read moreGilban in 2007 for a physical at the urging of my wife just so I had a check up. Because it had been 15 years since I'd gone to one. I've since been back once a few months ago for a clogged ear. I am slightly surprised at the negative reviews here. My first appointment I did have to wait a while to see the Dr., but not any more and probably not half as long as the horror stories I've heard from other people over the years. I didn't think she was stand-offish at all, and for the physical she was quite engaged in the process. After I was handed to an assistant for some tests, I met with her again and she told me her findings and gave me a suggestion or two to lower slightly high cholestoral. Second visit she was also very engaged and friendly. After doing what she could, she set me up right away with an ear specialist up the block for an immediate appointment. No complaints and certainly very professional. Just what I want in the situation. She knows what she's doing and is effecient. In and out without being rushed or ignored.

This office and this doctor are not reliable. I went in to check a minor issue, and they never…read moreeven called me with my results. I had to call back repeatedly and email to get a copy of the results. The front desk receptionist ended up haphazardly telling me the results over the phone, which clearly is not professional protocol. Furthermore, on the day of the visit they roped me into doing a physical. I specifically told them I did not want to do anything outside of a routine covered checkup but apparently they ordered labs that were unnecessary. And the physical wasn't even a full physical. He kind of poked around for a few minutes didn't even listen to my chest or check my ears, nose, or throat. The doctor also opened the door while I was undressed without knocking and laughed it off. Very unprofessional. I have been waiting almost 5 months for Weiser to provide a short letter for my insurance company, and he has done nothing. His staff are powerless to make him do anything, so I hope that my unpaid claim does not send me to collections. Had I known that this doctor and office were so incompetent, I would have stayed away. Sure, they may be nice and personable, but they also need to do their job. Why is it so hard to find a good primary care doc in NYC? Unreal.

There arent many doctors that practice like Dr. Weiser. He is thorough and caring. In fact he…read moresaved my husbands life as he identified his prostate cancer which the specialists ignored for 7 years! We have been going to Dr . Weiser for many years. He and his staff ate always helpful and available.