This Doctors office is a bit off my beaten path but I trust the Doctors here. At one time they were…read moreshort staff but now they have 2 new nurse practitioners. I called to make an appointment thinking maybe I would get one in a week or so and upon asking for first available... to my surprise she said "Today at 4:00." I quickly replied with excitement " I'm on my way!" I've seen Dr. James Miller (he's hard to get) Dr. Turned (great Dr.) Dr. Eastman (no longer there) and a few others. The one I just saw is new her name is Maddie. She was friendly and took time to explain some concerns I had. I made another appointment with her for a Physical. The waiting area is spacious (social distance if needed) and clean. The front staff to check you in is efficient and quick. Always a good thing if you're not feeling yourself.

Do not recommend as a general practitioner. The communication & patient experience could not be…read moreworse here. Have used various providers at this location - they mention they will be following up with a call to go over blood work and never indeed follow-up. Inside the portal, the communication is a one way street meaning that once you receive a message, it is impossible to use the portal to reply back to any providers as your replys are ignored. It is like pulling teeth to get any results back and follow-up. Not a place I would recommend and even if you meticulously remind the providers to follow-up, results may vary...

I can't say enough great things about Tuckahoe Orthopedics and Physical Therapy! After suffering a…read morefall that injured my shoulder and fractured my humerus, I wore a sling for 4 weeks, then went to PT for 8 weeks. Beth was kind and friendly, Joel was attentive and knowledgeable, and Jane was smart, encouraging, and wonderfully funny. They made my twice-a-week visits positive and supportive. This team helped me heal, and I will forever be grateful to them.

This is my second visit to Tuckahoe Orthopaedics. The first time, I had an appointment at 9:20…read more They rescheduled for 9:50, and by 10:45 I still had not been called in. I rescheduled the appointment and left for work. Today, I had an appointment at 8:10 am..arrived early and here it is 8:50, the office is empty and I still have not been seen? I realize the Dr is a professional, but I am too! I set appointments and I show up on time, or I advise someone if I am running late. I have a business to run, and inconsideration of this Office and Dr are distrusting the lives of others that depend on me at my Office. But I bet if I was late or didn't show up, I would be pushed to the back of the line or charged! Totally inconsiderate of any one else's time!

I was in search of a cardiologist due to mine relocating and also needed cardiac clearance for an…read moreupcoming procedure. The waiting room is shared with other doctors' offices on that floor, but quite roomy. The entire office (including restrooms) were very clean; the front staff was polite and helpful, as well as the M.A. who did my vitals and EKG was professional yet friendly. Then Dr. Christine Browning, MD arrived; she was quite friendly and had a great sense of humor- which was refreshing- because I'm a former Navy Hospital Corpsman and retired Paramedic with a personality somewhere between comedic and provocative... She actually found a serious issue and set me up with testing right away. I'm glad she put up with me. I'd recommend this practice in a heartbeat! (Pun intended!) Thanks, Doc!

Leaving here after almost 4 years for myself. Our patient care from my wife and I's point of view…read moreseem to have changed. It's very confusing to go from one NP or PA to another for an issue to get settled. Although it was a lot of trouble to change, I want to see a doctor for my heart issues without making a big deal. I also did not like Accuhealth for taking daily blood pressures. Now, I have a nurse that calls me every month to discuss what is going on and make connections for me if an appointment is necessary. I realize medical care is different than a few years back so sometimes you have to take the initiative and be active in your personal healthcare.

I am extremely pleased with the response I recently received from Dr. Pendyal and her team. I was…read moreexperiencing a stiff neck with a lot of pain and unable to move my head up or done or sideways. I tried a number of OTC applications that were ineffective and was unable to take NSAIDs. Unable to drive I phoned in a request for a prescription to help me and was very pleased by the quick response I received by Dr. Pendyal. The weekend was fast approaching and the pain was constant, so I was concerned about getting the help I needed. The quick response was much appreciated giving me validation I had a good and caring primary care physician.

Great Drs. nurses and NPs and office staff! Dr. Blevins is wonderful and very patient.read more

Prior to surgery, the staff called and had me complete paperwork on their website, as well as going…read moreover anticipated costs. They were able to provide what insurance covered and what I was responsible for. Upon arrival, the waiting room was about half filled but those were people waiting on their loved ones. After about ten minutes, I pre-registered and was called to the back within five minutes of completing the registration. The nurse, Sunny, was very friendly that prepped for the surgery. She was helpful in answering questions and ensuring that I was comfortable. The anesthesiologist, Dr. Handel, was nice and readily available to answer my questions. The OR nurse and nurse anesthetist were cheerful and nice. I've forgotten their names. I have a few complaints. The doctor arrived forty-five minutes or more after the scheduled surgery time. This seemed to be normal and none of the staff was surprised. I get it that things can happen, but to be late for surgery on a regular isn't a good thing. The doctor never disclosed this, but I found out that he has an interest in this surgery center and profits off of the money made there. I was asked to sign a form saying that I knew and understood this. This should have been disclosed well before the day of the surgery. After the surgery, the doctor never came out to tell the family how the surgery went nor did he provide a follow up appointment or any information. The recovery room nurse had the family member sign discharge papers and seemed baffled as to why the doctor had not spoken to the family nor provided a follow up appointment. This caused some confusion and the family was basically left to do what they thought would be best in care upon arrival at home. It would also have been nice for staff to show the patient how to use the crutches and walker, as far as shifting weight to the good leg rather than the bad leg for climbing steps, getting up from a seated position, etc.

My adult brother who has Autism came to Boulders for surgery on his hand. He was crying from hunger…read more(NPO from midnight) and desperately wanted to go home and to eat chicken. Most staff were kind. In particular, Crystal, thoughtfully moved him to a quiet room for less stimulation. However, after multiple attempts to fabricate a physical ailment for a healthy man, the Anesthesiologist cancelled the scheduled surgery at 2:30pm, after he was fully prepped for surgery and had been there since 10:30am. This was cruel for the Autistic patient and mortifying for the surgeon who had booked the surgery at Boulders. Thankfully, the hand surgery took place at CJW the next day under a compassionate and knowledgeable anesthesiologist. Further training on disabilities and human rights is needed. UPDATE: Spoke with Bridget Roque, Boulders' Administrator "Per our guidelines if there is a behavioral component that we feel like the hospital is a better setting for we will cancel the procedure. We will review and cancel because we're not connected to a hospital and want him and our providers to be safe. We don't have that high acuity level of special-needs and we don't have that high-level training here. I apologize, and I wish it were communicated sooner and without looking for other excuses, but it's just the reality of what we can provide and how much training we can expect of our providers." They do not wish to pursue further training on disabilities.