This place is horrible. Doctors are constantly leaving. I never have the same one for more than a…read moreyear or so. I think I'm on number 4 now. Wait time is ridiculous. They open at 9am & I had a 9am appointment. Didn't see doctor till 930.

Haven't been able to find a new primary doctor till I found this place. I had given up for awhile…read moreand just went to walk inside but now I can say I have a Dr that I can trust and that truely does care about me

Dr. Kropf is great. He's very thorough with his patients, and he is very technical; I find it very…read moreappealing since I am studying to become a doctor, so it is enlightening when he speaks to his patients with great detail. Dr. Kropf is very prompt when lab results arrive at his desk. He called me immediately to inform me, after half tests arrived from a metabolic panel. I was shocked to how fast he contacted me, and it was a weekend! However, I can see how some may be turned off by how Dr. Kropf conducts his practice. He does come off a bit awkward, and geeky. If your insurance accepts Kropf, I definitely recommend him as your primary care.

The care I received was wonderful , the quality of the care I received was amazing. I would…read morerecommend Dr Phillip Berges , D0 . To my loved one or friends . The office is filled with great staff who have been there for many years, always willing to help.

I do not recommend, the doctor Johanna made me feel like I was being rushed as if she didn't have…read moretime for me. The assistant was very nice and commented on my socks. The reception will say they will call you back but never do. I just don't think they care. They just keep postponing very important doctors visits, and thankfully they dropped my insurance so I don't have to go back. I already found a new place in Centereach that seems way better.

This place is horrible service. They don't respect there patients time too find a new doctor.read more

- made two appointment back-to-back for myself and my then 16 year old daughter for annual physical…read more- at the "physical" we endured a bunch of unnecessary tests like EKG (what 16 year-old needs an ekg? - saw the doc together for a total of maybe 5 minutes - was prescribed medications we did not need - didn't get the incentive my emplyer gives for annual physicals because the practice didn't bill it as a physcial - had a charge in my EOB called "ENCEPHLGRM" which they told me was an EKG (I'm an RN I know that's not the code for an EKG) which of course my nsurance did not pay for bc it was not necessary - not was it performed bc I didn't have one ended up with a $400 bill PER PERSON for a physical that should be covered under my insurance!!

Really the most fantastic doctor, staff and facility I've ever been to!!…read moreI needed a physical for a job and called around to multiple places only to be informed since I would be a new patient either 1. A new patient date would be about a month away 2. I couldn't get a physical the same day 3. They wouldn't accept my insurance 4. Every other place couldn't be bothered with me because I was new It was all so frustrating until I finally found this place!! I called on a Monday afternoon and got an appointment for Tuesday at 9am! I was able to get in, fill out all the new patient paperwork and get my entire physical done within an hour. Every single staff member that I encountered was so sweet and friendly. The doctor was thorough and kind. The waiting room, testing room and examination room were fantastically clean and decorated nicely. I am SO beyond happy I found this place and would recommend them to everyone and anyone!!

Doesn't return calls, left me to find other assistance. Not very professional. Waiting for refill…read morefor prescription but never responded. Had to find someone who cares

When the mythological science fiction classic Star Wars was first screened in Japan, the director…read morebecame concerned when the audience remained silent at the conclusion of the film. The production team later learned that -in some cultures- silence is deemed the quintessential tribute. Curiously, Beethoven occasionally wrote musical pause signs at the finale of his symphonies. Terrestrial harmonies and celestial light saber notwithstanding, eulogistic silence is omnipresent amongst these syllabic spaces as this review is long overdue. In point of fact, I intended to spontaneously pen my thoughts after the first phone call, affirming a manifestation of respect and acknowledgement of Dr. Dunaief's contributions. He is a grandmaster diagnostician in the noble endeavor known as nutritional medicine. As an eminent exponent of integrative treatments, he celebrates the significance of epigenetics. This approach allows his expertise to disengage the myopic narrative underscoring genetic roles resulting in the onset of disease. While persons of questionable moral standing seem to blame their personal tribulations (even when surmounted) to justify mean-spiritedness or being insecurely patronizing, Dr. Dunaief's own healing journey is a blessing for humanity. He feels most galvanized when he creates windows of convalescent opportunity for his patients who do not feel like fixed entities. Without self-aggrandizement, this researcher extraordinaire frequently refers to his own empirically based findings so you are moving forward towards something rather than escaping without addressing root causes. His ability to translate the theoretical into practical implementation is uncanny, and not based on fearmongering or conflict of interest tactics such as selling vitamins. Upon entering his office, you feel a sense of palpable peace that becomes dynamic when you are invited to become part of the solution-making process. An unspoken dialogue focusing on health maintenance instead of sickness models seamlessly ensues. Bona fide trust is further emboldened when the doctor monitors progress with meticulously designed and medically necessary tests that the office does not monetarily benefit from. Freed from unbridled bias, patients find their re-allocated psychic and physical initiative to change soars with a sense of efficacy that will astound you. Hemingway was correct to observe we should not confuse motion with action. Motion is taking a plethora of pills to mask pain without proper investigation, action is achieving optimal health by way of conscientious holistic assessments catapulted by lifestyle changes. This pursuit of wellbeing is easy to realize when you have a physician who is so likeable, you actually follow his advice with pleasure as you want him to be proud of you. I sense this motivation to act salubriously takes place given one characteristic that distinguishes Dr. Dunaief from other self-proclaimed experts: how well-versed he is in various disciplines that can peacefully coexist with well-established scientific data. To be sure, Dr. Dunaief seems to embrace how statistics do not exist in social vacuums. As his philosophy of life evokes how wealth is measured in human terms by way of impeccable interpersonal acuities, I am not surprised by the persons he chooses to associate with. His utterly charming and genteel assistant, Michelle, is also a gem whose aptitude in resolving cumbersome bureaucratic implications is invaluable. For all these reasons and those unbeknownst to me, I convey my heartfelt gratitude buttressed by applause or silence evident at the end or beginning of fulfilling journeys.

I would welcome Dr Shapiro as my primary physician any time. I have not experienced a doctor in all…read moremy 87 years that is as thorough and experienced as he is. He asks all the right questions about your medical history with the doctors you have seen and the reason for going to them before commenting. He brought health issues to my attention that i had forgotten but are critical to my present day health. He is a doctor I am thankful to have as part of my health care!

Dr. Shapiro has always been there for my family. We have been under his care for more than 20 years…read moreand he has never steered us wrong. He is very knowledgeable and if he feels you need to seek further testing or be seen by a specialist, he does not hesitate to recommend. His office staff is always friendly and I admire that he gives the med students an opportunity to practice with him. Hard to find an independent family doctor not affiliated with a big network and for that I am grateful he is one of the few left. Aside from that, we trust in him and know he is a good doctor who goes strictly by the book for his patients.