We are so grateful for Dr. Levitin, who removed my six month old baby's (rather large) hemangioma…read morethis past June. Our experience with local doctors and specialists was stressful and overwhelming. We are in California and thankfully found Dr. Levitin's name on an online forum. We were in his OR within a month, and my child's gorgeous head had healed up quickly and so well. Our local doctors wanted to keep our baby on time consuming, stressful, invasive drugs for multiple years, and instead we all, as a family, have moved on past this intense time. Thank you!

Dr Gregory Levitin seems smart & technically competent. His office facilities are clean & modern…read more Appointments were easy to get. Dr Levitin helped get insurance pre-auth quickly for my imaging. However, I had multiple challenges at his practice in recent times. I want Dr Levitin's and his office to succeed - I am leaving this review w/ good intent. After unsuccessfully trying all internal channels, I am resorting to this public review, so he has the opportunity to review and fix the process. Firstly, I went for completely unrelated issues on two separate occasions, but the doctor applied pressure to do surgery for deviated septum and for concha bullosa (significant number of ppl have this, and will lead a healthy life w/o any symptoms - I did not have any symptoms either - pls do not fall for this). Dr Levitin's office has a misguided notion of patient care, has implemented red-tape (rules of which are inconsistently implemented and sometimes made up on the spot) for no good reason, and is not integrated w/ Mount Sinai. Firstly, Dr Levitin had ordered a lab for me. Three weeks later, I still did not have the lab results even though the lab had released the results 5-7 business days later. They wanted me to make an appointment to get the lab results (later found to be negative) even though I had decided to transfer care elsewhere, and have the legal right to my own medical records. I was told they cannot email the lab results to my personal email for security reasons (even though my email address is registered w/ Mount Sinai, and they had sent me the Dr's notes a week earlier at the same email address). They did not want to send it using Mount Sinai mycharts either. Do they not trust the security of their own system? They said they can fax it to another specialist I was about to see. I called 3 times to confirm they had faxed the lab results. However, when I visited the specialist, I found out they had merely faxed them irrelevant docs w/o the lab results. Before I wrote this review, I spoke to the Mount Sinai patient representative to resolve this matter internally. The patient representative spoke to the office on at least two different occasions. I was informed that the Dr Levitin's office will send me the lab results by postal mail. When the results arrived, it had a page missing. Secondly, Dr Levitin and his staff do NOT use the Mount Sinai mycharts system. I sent them half a dozen messages on mycharts and ALL of them went unanswered. The messages have "Last Viewed" timestamps which confirm someone has read them but hasn't bothered to reply. I have had mixed answers when I asked them over the phone to clarify if they use the Mount Sinai mycharts system or not. Dr Levitin's notes are also not available on Mount Sinai mycharts system, even though I have access to notes from all the other providers I have seen. Even the most trusting person will speculate that revealing lab results, and getting answers to followup questions over mycharts has been made purposely hard, to have patients make another appointment, so that the office can charge the insurance some more monies. Lastly, they sent my prescription to the wrong pharmacy. This is merely a human error and NOT a big deal in my mind. However, when I pointed out the mistake it took them over a week to redirect it to the right pharmacy despite repeated, friendly reminders over Mount Sinai mycharts and phone. To make matters worse, there were two different antibiotics in the prescription order (instead of one), and it took me another week to clarify which was the right one. The person I spoke to said they cannot see the second antibiotic order on their side, even though I can clearly see it in Mount Sinai mycharts, and the pharmacy had filled both prescriptions. Prescription for steroids was wrongly refilled, even though it was a one-time course.

We had such a wonderful experience at our visit. The staff was very attentive, patient, and…read moreunderstanding with my son, who has a lot of anxiety when it comes to seeing doctors. They took the time to work with him calmly and kindly, which made such a big difference for us. They were able to get the prescription we needed and made the entire process feel much less stressful. We truly appreciate all of your help and compassion, and we look forward to seeing you again. Highly recommend!

If bedside manner or the doctor being extremely dismissive isn't important, the pre-care and check…read morein team is fantastic - which itself is hard to find. We've seen multiple doctors at the Tribeca location, this was my first time seeing Escuder. She was very dismissive of any questions and when I tried to take notes or ask questions about care, she kept rushing me and said it would all be on pages being provided. She made it clear my note taking was impeding on her time. I also asked if my sons 'weak' eyes (old school term 'lazy') had gotten worse or improved from our last visit and she said that wasn't a medical term and she wouldn't recognize it. I said, whatever the medical term for it then - and she became more dismissive and refused to answer. For clarity, my son is getting treated for what would otherwise be called lazy or weak eyes. The last visit they had used the term 'weak, or what's often referred to as lazy.' I was repeating terms the same office used previously. Happy for use of the medical term, but would have appreciated an answer. I can research myself, but especially for my child, I was hoping to get more thorough information on my child's eye issues. I thought I was being sensitive (especially bc in most care I don't mind bad bedside manner as long as the doctor is good, and thorough) but after discussing my experience with other doctors, they were all more upset. The pre-care team was super into my questions and that perhaps set off the doctor to have some preconceived opinions - but I had 2 questions for the doctor, and neither were answered - and both were dismissed without any clarity. I am now finding a new team for my son. The diagnosis isn't in question, though. It's the experience and need for a doctor willing to explain the issues fully.

Great doctor, has helped my mom with her varicose veins. She could barely walk from her leg pain…read morefor 3 years. She is active now and walking every nite for 1 hour at 78. Great bed side manners. Would recommend to anyone who needs varicose veins treatment.

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Firstly, Dr. Joseph Terlizzi is very comforting and very knowledgeable. He put me at complete ease…read moreand was what Who i should have first come to in the first place. He's most professional and genuinely a great listener and explained everything . My initial virtual meeting with Dr. Goldstone was very professional and easy. Moreover, the staff and front office people are most friendly and welcoming. If you're could give more I would

My one star is clear. I had two visits that resulted in a bill balance to pay of $600-$700 per…read morevisit. Mind you, this is after my insurance covered the bill (totalling $1,836.00 each) for a 20-minute office visit each, where they only checked me: by an anoscopy. No other procedure was done. Just a "yes ,we need to take care of this". Maybe it is hard for a Dr to understand that these amounts are not small for regular people. Of course ,now the ping pong game starts with the Dr blaming insurance and insurance blaming the MD. A payment plan is offered. Leaving me the patient in the middle who only would ve liked to have the CHOICE to say "no" to something instead of getting surprise charges he HAS to deal with. Feeling completely taken advantage of from both sides.

Dr Brandeis took care of my issue after many other doctors couldn't…read more Surgery was fast easy and painless Thank u dr

I was extremely fortunate to be treated by Dr. David Greuner for AVMs at NYC Surgical Associates…read more As someone who previously had many bad experiences with other doctors including being misdiagnosed multiple times, I'm so happy there's someone like Dr. Greuner (and the rest of the staff) who genuinely cares about his patients and listens to them not only during procedures but also prior and post. I would give this practice a 100 stars if I could.

To give just 5 stars is not enough, they deserve 100 of them. Let me tell you that I've been seeing…read moredoctors for years and got used to chronic pain as noone could fix it, but Dr. Greuner diagnosed the problem within 5min of my appointment. I had an AVM surgery. He showed me every scan of my arteries and explained everything clearly. I felt calm before my surgery only thanks to him. This is the best care and treatment you can get, not just in New York, but worldwide. I came from Europe to specially see dr. Greuner and glad I did. No wonder he is ranked as top 5 doctors in the world. He is so carrying, knowledgeable and genuinely an amazing person. The staff and dr. Tonis were so friendly and welcoming, they took the time to explain everything in detail and answered all the questions that I had. They followed up after the procedure to make sure everything was good with me before my traveling back to Europe. They don't just treat you, they make sure you leave their office healthy, pain free and with a smile on your face. I can't thank you enough how you changed my life. From constantly being in pain to being pain free, really increased quality of my life.

Avoid this guy at all costs. He kept me waiting for 1.5 hrs at which time I had to leave to see my…read moreNeurologist who is a movement disorder specialist - an appointment that was months in the making. I followed up later with Dr. Kupersmith's office to make another appointment and was told he wouldn't see me because I walked out of his office for a 'non emergency' appointment and he has people who wait months to see him. What an ego to tell me that my movement disorder specialist's appointment was not as important as my appointment with him!

Absolutely awful experience with Dr. Kupersmith. He might be technically very skilled, but he's…read moredeeply lacking in social skills and incredibly unprofessional to air his negative opinions of colleagues in his own hospital system, both inpatient and outpatient. He flat out told me "I do not care what patients say" after asking me rapid questions but interrupting me before I could explain anything. When I got flustered (I was actively in pain and dizzy), he got annoyed and proceeded to tell me my diagnosis was wrong, but gave no further assessment. He didn't look at my paperwork, said he hadn't received test results that were right in front of him, and admitted that "I didn't look at your meds" after I asked if a medication he mentioned would be contraindicated with my current meds. Rude, dismissive, and antagonistic for no apparent reason. Maybe if your case is complicated enough to breach his ego he'll help you, but don't go to this man if you want to be treated like a human being.

I was scheduled for an appointment and arrived 15 minutes early to a very hot, crowded, small…read morewaiting room. The only available chair was blocked by someone in a wheelchair. I asked the receptionist how long a wait there would be (as I had a painful foot issue) and after checking she said about 45 minutes. I couldn't imagine standing in a hot waiting room for that amount of time. The very nice gentleman in the wheelchair offered to try to maneuver his wheelchair so I could get to the blocked seat. Anyhow, when I decided to leave I was asked if I wanted to reschedule??? What? I was scheduled. Don't schedule so many appointments near the same time to try to avoid this issue. At least offer me some room to sit in instead of having me stand for a long amount of time. I did like the doctor, but it is not worth it if I have to stand in a hot room for with an aching foot/ankle.

Loved my visit to Dr. Isaacson's office! Located at a pretty convenient spot near the 6 train…read more I'm always super nervous when I see a doctor in the US, since there are just way too many things that could go wrong (especially insurance issues...The last time I visited another podiatrist, the receptionist tried to charge me over $250 for a quick consult!), but this was a great visit! The receptionist was SUPER friendly and nice (though I think the office manager was out sick that day...so not sure who was there, but it was the same person that took my blood), and I got to see the doctor within 20 minutes of being there. Dr. Isaacson makes you feel really comfortable and makes sure that all of your concerns are addressed. He also keeps the conversation light, so you kind of forget about being nervous :) When they took my blood, it was also super fast and painless, even though I don't have the easiest veins haha (props to the nurse!). There was no fuss about how much my copay was, which was a relief! Glad they took the time to really check out my insurance and make sure everything was OK.

Greatest orthopaedic doctor! I would give him 10 stars! Great , kind , very knowledgeable and very…read morecaring Doctor. Would recommend Dr Elias Kassapidis to all my friends and family members! THANK YOU DR KASSAPIDIS!!!

I should say I read a review that mentioned that Dr. Gingold had a cold hand, which must have been…read morea review for comedic relief because frankly, he has to wear gloves during his examination.So if it's cold,that could be the source, also a cold microscope probe could be another source for your sensitive area's lack of warmth, certainly not in the bedside manner of Dr. Gingold. I have been treated and examined by Dr. Gingold for over 10 years and I can say he is the best at what he does, with a very congenial bedside manner. He did my hemorrhoidectomy surgery about 7 years back and did a great job. I have always done my follow-ups with him. I just recently flew back to New York from my new home in Houston just to have an exam from him because he is very knowledgeable in the field, concerning preventive measures as far as potentially cancerous polyps are concerned. Read his newspaper article and his views concerning early attack of polyps. I highly recommend Dr. Gingold, but his schedule has been reduced lately to about 3 days during the week and surgeries are only on Fridays. So your chances of getting in to see this specialist is very tight. I also highly recommend Dr. Gottesman in that office also,I have seen him in the past and he has more availability. Hope this helps everyone in your search for well trained knowledgeable health professionals in treating and prevention measures when it comes to your healthcare. Thank you..and be well

My review got removed, cause according to the guidelines i didn't provide enough content…read more I visited Dr. Gingold a couple of times and every time i saw him he did not talk to me at all. he examined me, checked what was wrong and did not explain the issues with me. He performed a small surgery, he did not explain to me what to expect or the care i should have after. when asked questions he just handed me a brochure. it seemed as if he really did not want to deal with me at all. I read the reviews that say that he has been nice to people. and it just seems like they talk about a different person. It felt like a veterinary visit more than a human doctor. this was not an isolated case, i visited multiple times until i could not take this kind of treatment anymore. yes. cold hand and bad treatment.