Very quick meeting with a nurse practitioner or doctor. They have access to lab tests. If they can…read morenot resolve your issue, then will honestly refer you to a doctor.

Dangerously negligent. They prescribed me the ONE medication I'm allergic to. Telling them about…read morethis allergy was one of the only things I was able to say at my under-5-min rushed appointment. Do not recommend.

Shame on me for not checking and seeing this was urgent care, and not a primary care office. I…read morearrived 20 minutes early for my appointment and waited over an hour in an empty waiting room. I got a call from the office, while I was sitting in the patient room waiting for the dr, asking me to come back to the office because I left? A few days later I got a voicemail that they forgot to do a blood test, can I come back? No thanks... Today I got a letter that I owed $500 because they never billed my insurance. This place is a disaster, stay away.

Second time going to Proxi. On the first occasion, I didn't return for follow up because the advice…read morerendered, even though it was not what I wanted to hear, worked. The female doctor was knowledgeable and professional and told me the truth. I took her advice and thereafter slept like a baby. On this occasion, a year later, the experience was even better!. The doctor (I believe it's Dr. Grinko) is no magician/charlatan (I've met some of those! They look into your eyes, then at your palms and prescribe medications!). She sent me for the tests I expected and even those I never thought of. This doctor is thorough and tells it like it is. The environment is, for me, homely. If you're looking for a stuffy, black suit, well-sanitized (not in a sense of cleanliness, but ... emotional?) ambiance - this may not be the place for you. Here, although my blood pressure was high, I felt very relaxed. I even shared a few laughs with other patients! I highly, highly recommend Proxi medical for any urgent care.

I think it is a good place to get treatment . Just go on time and be ready for any changes. In…read moregeneral, i have been late and they take me in. It is give and take and the treatment is good . We all have issues, but in larger frame of things, it is a good place to go regardless.

Ok place I guess. The building appears to be new, so it's nice and shiny. Because it's a place with…read moremultiple medical specialties and providers, I think that will greatly affect your experience. Overall, I would say ok experience. I like my doctor here but I think the system and processes here are....frustrating. They seem to really pack patients in, so the odds of a packed waiting room and/or your provider running behind are high. The people behind the front desk are nice enough. The waiting room is a hodgepodge of people. There were a few people just listening to music, shows on their phones but no headphones, so it made it kinda difficult to hear when your name was called. I wish there was someone to enforce that a little bit. But overall, average American, NYC healthcare experience here. Their use of technology is kinda low, so it doesn't seem to have all the techie bells and whistles of some other places.

This review is for the Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Ambulatory Care Center at 70 Atlantic…read moreAvenue, 3rd floor. I am a big fan of NYU and this location met and exceeded my expectations, The entire experience was excellent. Front Desk Staff The 3rd floor front desk staff was friendly, and efficient during the check in process. I went out to get a coffee and one of the staff actually asked me my name and said that the medical team had called me so I can sit with my boyfriend while he waited to be taken into surgery. She then went back to check and escorted me to where my boyfriend was. This was not her job and was much appreciated. Surgical Team Everyone was so helpful and kind and greeted me with a smile including the surgical nurse, and other staff. Dr. Jacobs was outstanding! They took their time explaining the what to expect and every detail of the consent forms. Sometimes medical staff can be curt or in a rush but I did not experience that here. I would highly recommend this ambulatory care center.

Honestly, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else…read more I used to come here before it became The Home Depot Emergency Center, and it was actually fantastic. Quick, organized, reliable. Whatever happened deserves its own documentary because this place is now giving portal to purgatory. My husband and I came in on a Wednesday because of a foot injury. All he needed was an X ray and someone to look at it. We spent FIVE HOURS there, and the only medical treatment he received was having his vitals taken. They brought us to the back to wait for a doctor and then seemingly deleted us from the system. Three different nurses came over at different times, asked for his name, called him by the wrong name, and then asked, "Why are you still here? We haven't seen you?" FUN FACT... I'm wondering the same thing. WHY ARE WE STILL HERE?! After about three hours of this fever dream, they moved us to the "FastTrack" area, which I can only assume was named as a joke. We then sat there for another TWO HOURS while everyone collectively forgot we existed. Again. Meanwhile, two nurses were openly talking about how badly they wanted to go home. At that point we looked at each other and said, "You know what? We don't want to be here either, girl," and walked out. Now here's where it somehow gets even better. TWO HOURS AFTER WE LEFT, they called us to ask if we were still there. I'm sorry... what? At that point I wasn't sure whether to laugh or congratulate everyone involved on creating the most immersive escape room experience in New York. Honestly, you're probably better off going to CityMD, MedRite, or asking the guy at your local bodega for a second opinion. At least someone will acknowledge your existence. I'm genuinely convinced this place is run by NYU's psychology department as a social experiment to see how much absurdity people will tolerate before they completely lose it. I wish I were kidding.

Extremely pleasant first experience... Dr.Gellis and her MA were both friendly and efficient. The…read moreclinic is clean and there was practically no wait times. Look forward to this being my primary care facility! Update: I just had my second visit here and I really like the Dr and her team. They are always so pleasant while talking care of your healthcare needs. Nice location and very clean (which is super important now a days)

I would avoid this place and especially Dr Hilton at all costs. Her bedside manner is incredibly…read morecondescending and patronizing. She provides zero flexibility and wouldn't even get on the phone with me to discuss an issue I was having in a time of crisis. I was told I needed to come back in even though I had been there two days prior and she knew that I was in Florida and would not be able to visit. Calls were not returned, promises to call back were not kept, and I will not be visiting this location ever again. Do not recommend at all.

One of the best. At first, I was very doubtful about my sleep apnea and the treatment. She…read morepersuaded me. Finally, I followed her advice and that was a wonderful idea. Also my Cardiologist who recommended me to her is a patient and a friend of hers

Lets preface this by saying that Dr Kala herself in my opinion is efficient and knows what she…read moretalking about. My review is solely about the way her practice is run. I made a 5.45pm appt. Left work early and got to my appointment 15mins early because I was a new patient and figured they would need some info/run my insurance etc. At 6.30pm I ask the receptionist if it will be much longer she says "yes you have one person in front of you" at which point I pointed out I made an appt and would have appreciated a call if the Dr was running behind so this way I would not have had to leave work early. Needless to say she basically told me if I have an issue let the Dr know. Then 10mins later she tell me the Dr wants me to do a breathing test, to which I ask well the Dr has not seen me yet so how would she know?? Anyway, I go into the test room and recognize the woman who is performing this test as the one that had left 20mins ago and just returned from McDonald's!!! So while she was getting her coffee break I was waiting in the office like an idiot!! So now the visit is complete and the Dr electronically sends my scripts to my pharmacy, they only receive 3 out of the 4.They called all day and no one answered the phone or returned it. So its the weekend and I dont have my rescue inhaler!! For the amount of money spent on insurance this office felt like a Medicaid clinic!! And the last thing that irked me was not only was my co-insurance/copay $200 but I was charged a $5 surcharge because I wanted to use my credit card..who the hell walks around with that kind or cash or checks these days??

Dr. Michael Verdirame is the worse doctor I've ever encountered. I can't believe someone like that…read moreis a doctor from his nasty behavior and unprofessionalism. I came in for a hand injury, he 'touched' my hand as his 'thorough evaluation' and refused to refer me to an orthopedic specialist because he saw me 'texting in the waiting room, saying my hand must be fine'. WHAT?? My concerns were completely dismissed. He had poor bedside manner, ended the visit by saying "bye," in a sarcastic manner and slamming the door. The appt was literally 1 min, he's a scammer. Unfortunately, this wasn't my first experience with him, years ago he was similarly dismissive of another medical concern. I was hoping he wasn't going to be the doctor when I went, otherwise I def wouldn't have wanted to be seen by him. Many people have expressed how insensitive and dismissive he is. My appt wasn't productive and just a loser bullying me. Wish I just went to the CityMD in Bay Ridge where I am treated with respect.

I thinks i was better off going to the emergency room. it was ok . i felt a little bit rushed and…read morethere was a lack of concern.

Of course my first Yelp review of 2022 would be of a COVID-19 testing site lol. Anywho, I came here…read morea total of three times (12/19, 12/24, and 1/2) within the past few weeks for a rapid test. The line to enter was essentially down the block but I didn't let this discourage me from getting tested since I really wanted to know what my status was seeing that I was exuding symptoms (12/19). I actually had my lawn chair with me the first time around to prevent from standing on line for a long period of time. Each time the wait time was about two hours before actually getting inside to get tested. Once inside, the process of checking in is pretty seamless. When it's your first time there, you must fill out a one-sided form which is standard. After being an established patient, it's simply a matter of stating your name and date of birth. You stand in line for a little longer before actually getting swabbed. You're asked to wait outside for about 20 minutes to obtain a physical copy of your results. From my experiences here the staff is pretty kind and patient despite the anxious people who are on liine for a long period of time. Be aware of people who try to skip in order to "ask a question"! All in all, be kind and give the staff a break, they're doing the best that they can to assure that everyone's accommodated for. I won't be back here anytime soon since I'm a Healthcare worker and my job provides PCR testing (Saliva) where the results are populated the very next day.

I've lived in Crown Heights for years. And have been to Kāmin Health several times and have…read morereceived adequate treatment and care. I've always been glad for their services and availability. However, it is my last visit that I'd like to highlight. I'm a little over 7 months and am a first time mom. As anyone who is pregnant or ever has been can attest, there's a lot of weirdness that is happening with your body and health. A lot of things are considered common and/or normal. So it's hard to know when one should worry or when something is normal. Prior to my visit, I was throwing up multiple times a day. I couldn't keep any food down at all. I'd be woken up from my sleep just to vomit. If I wasn't full out vomiting, I was gagging and choking on acid and bile. I thought it was bad heartburn and acid reflux. At my OB I complained about what was happening to me. They gave me a list of things to try and take. None of it stopped the multiple times of daily vomiting, heartburn, and then the respiratory issues that came as a result. Nothing I tried worked. I tried to drink water, electrolytes, eat bland. No matter what I did I'd throw everything up multiple times in the day. Needless to say, I was so weak, felt awful, and exhausted. My OB wanted me to rule out COVID. I headed to Kamin to get tested for COVID, and see if there was anything else I could do. When I arrived I was greeted by two young women, Katarina and Nechama. They were both lovely, so helpful, and very comforting. I felt like I was going crazy due to how sick I've been, and they were amazing with normalizing what was happening with me. Katarina tested me for COVID, RSV and the Flu. And updated the PA, Alicia. Alicia came in, listened to what I had experienced, and examined me. She confidently diagnosed me with Hyperemesis Gravidarum, a severe form of morning sickness. And explained in depth what HG is. She started me on fluids due to my dehydration, and gave me anti-nausea/vomiting pill. I'm telling you the relief was immediately felt! I literally could feel my strength coming back and the need to vomit decreasing. When my treatment was done, Alicia and Katarina noted my demeanor change. And I confirmed how good I felt. Alicia gave me a prescription for the anti-nausea/vomiting meds and told me to come back anytime I felt dehydrated. I was so excited to go back home as I was sure I'd finally get an uninterrupted night's sleep. I have to point out that there is a maternal health crisis among Black birthing people. So it meant the world to me, as a Black woman to not just be taken seriously in regards to my health, but also being treated with so much care and attention. I am so grateful for the team at Kamin who saw me that night!