First to mention that I haven't had the procedure yet... But…read moreI was scheduled for a Stress Test due to "After Covid" breathing issues. The lung Dr passed me on to the Cardiologist for investigation. I was told that I would have a pharmaceutical stress test instead of a tread mill test and I didn't understand why. I wasn't happy with the idea of taking a drug that would make my heart race or make me feel afraid. One of the Physician's Assistants (Jennifer) took the time to explain to me the difference between the 2, what it is and how it would feel - basically the exact process of both. She was empathetic and professional and made me feel comfortable enough to go in and take the test. Test is tomorrow - Wish me luck~

Long Island Cardiology Associates…read more Let me start by saying that I truly like Dr Khalili and the care he gives me and I absolutely love much of the staff. I have some wonderful friends working there. However - since the acquisitions ( multiple) of this practice things have not so much gone downhill as they have plummeted off of a cliff. Today was the third (and final) time that I have waited so long without word or warning of a delay that I just left. Frequent long and unexplained waits, cancellation of appointments that are rescheduled more than a month later, promises of calls to schedule that never come. And forget , and I mean forget, trying to get through on the phone. If you are patient enough to let it ring for a long few minutes, you will likely be answered, put directly on hold, and then wait 3-5 minutes or more (I will say more because I hung up during 3 and 5 minute holds today and my wife gave up after 4 minutes). So to recap. I left in frustration after my 9am appointment was not called by 9:45. At 10am, they called and left me a message to call them right back ( gee, after an hour they finally got around to me) I called back twice , letting the phone ring for a good 2+ minutes before being answered and placed on an immediate hold for several minutes each time). If you are retired, living in a nursing home, or don't get out a lot- this may be acceptable. If you work, however, and purposely schedule appointments "first thing" so as to minimize the missed times at your job, then avoid this place because schedules mean absolutely nothing to them.

While the doctor I saw at Brookhaven Heart was thorough and informative, the staff was…read moreunprofessional and rude. I called to ask about my results and was told I had to wait 3 weeks until my appointment to see the report. I was put on hold by the staff while I was in the middle of a sentence. I had been told not to go here and to continue my care at Northwell but this was more convenient. Big mistake.

Let me tell you something, this office is 5 stars. The…read morestaff are amazing and efficient. The doctors knowledge of cardiology is exceptionally and very caring. The cleanliness of this facility speaks volumes of the care they will give you. Would like to know who built this place, amazing...

As the previous reviews stated, the wait time to see the doctor is terrible. In addition, I never…read moremet a doctor who could not write a medical excuse note for work. He claimed my primary doctor would have write it. I'll NEVER return back. An absolute waste of a copayment.

Horrible! They triple book Dr Varmas appointments. They have you come in 1.5 hours before Dr Varma…read moreis in the building. Dr Varma is a nice man. He has no regards for his patients time.

I was a patient at Summit Health's Selden office. This office shut down so now I go to their office…read morein East Patchogue Firstly, I received a bill of almost $200 for podiatry services. I have gone to several podiatrists before this and have never received a bill like this. And other podiatrists do more than what the podiatrist at Medical Associates did. I am extremely disappointed with this office and will not be returning. I do not recommend this office or this practice in general at all.

I called 30 minutes before my appointment to make sure the doctor was running on time, because I…read morewas coming on my lunch hour. It's now 1:30 and im still waiting. I understand appointments run over but they should tell you that when I called to ask. They are never on time. But the doctor is great!

I brought my mom here for an appt at a time they arent even open and when we arrived the weather…read morewas really bad and one of the patients who had to be in his 70s was dropped off and was standing outside in 32 degree weather in the snow as I saw a staff member walk by him and smoke a cigarette As she saw that people were waiting and this poor man who I offered to sit in my car to keep warm was standing in nasty weather Waiting. I think that was really rude! Was it that important to have a cigarette? Very unprofessional!

I went here for years, and thought they were good. I turned…read moreout very ill in 2010 and went in to A-Fib, with rapid heart rate. When I got there I almost felt they treated me as I had a drug habit. They didn't seem to take me very seriously. I turned out having a rare disease 1,000 reported per year, 1 in 5 die from! To add accident to injury, they made me wear a halter monitor for 30 days, which I protested as they had done it before and was useless. Anything I felt, did not report to the monitor. It turned out they didn't get this authorized, as they were supposed to. I got a $3,000 bill, and called them. They advised my Insurance (BC/BS) denied the bill as it was not authorized by their office.. They stuck me with the bill and are now SUING me for the money. I have been bedridden for 5 months, and could not pay them $3,000 when they served the papers to my "ex" husband! I should also mention I lost my disability claim because they were too lazy to give the State copies of my Cardio records. I now have to wrestle my records from them, and find a new Cardiologist because the staff is less than competent. Nor am I willing to pay $3,000 to them, when I was already paying $600/month for the Health Insurance!

This doctor saved my life because he went extra mile and had the equipment in his office to locate…read morea lump in my liver.

excellent, intelligent and caring doctor and his staff is just as good. Me and my family trust him…read moreand we will highly recommend him

I used this service for my husband who was in ICU and being transferred to a step down unit. Thank…read moregoodness i also stayed overnight , on two occasions I found her sound asleep, in addition she was unable to move freely around the small space. I requested another caregiver who was unable to read the telemonitor, asking "what do those numbers mean". I emailed and called several times and was ignored. They certainly were on top of things when i was considering hiring. I thought I should have been refunded for at least the two nights. Again I was ignored. I found them to be unprofessional, untruthful but most importantly the care and knowledge was inferior. Stay away from this if you care about your loved ones, I wish I had.

Access Nursing Services has a monopoly on providing companions and nurses to patients at Columbia a…read morePresbyterian Hospital. As a result, they have an obligation to try to keep their customers happy. We needed a companion for our beloved family member and while we were a little shocked by the cost, $600 a night, we hoped that the companions who we hired would be empathetic and hopefully we'll compensated for their time. Overall we were very satisfied with the companions as well as the customer service. One thing you should know. If you arrange for a companion and your patient ends up getting discharged from the hospital, you still have to pay the full price for night. No refunds. So I'd advise waiting until the afternoon before reserving a companion or nurse, since once you order the service you are committed to pay the full price.

Dr Kota is a thief…read more We were directed by our insurance company to go to a hospital that they covered in network for an ER visit. We went to he hospital and Dr Kota was the surgeon on staff. He operated a basic procedure (appendectomy) on my wife stating it was an emergency and it needed to be done (okay fine). We then get a bill from Dr Kota for $27,500. Yes, nearly $30k for a 45 minute COMMON procedure. Dr Kota apparently doesn't accept BCBS so is an "out of network" provider. I called BCBS and explained the situation and they adjusted our claim to cover the "In-network" amount so that we wouldn't have to pay out the ass. Dr Kota took payment of $1500 (the amount that the insurance company pays its providers for that COMMON procedure) but Dr Kota isn't happy with that, he is still coming after us for another $26,046. This has been going on for 2 years and has been reviewed and escalated 3 times with the insurance company, State of NY and now State of Utah (because that's where the insurance company is based out of). Needless to say, I am getting balance billed an outrageous amount from Dr Kota because he is choosing not to accept the amount that BCBS pays its providers. Now we are being threatened with collections. Ultimately he may lead me to bankruptcy, because sorry Dr Kota, I'm not a surgeon like you - I don't have that kind of money.