NO! Rude and disrespectful. Shady insurance practices. Charges insurance for tests not done !!!…read moreNasty unclean office. Proper authorities have been notified and investigating

the care, the office experience, the Doctors care towards you - everything about Doctor Bashir is…read moreexcellent. I will always be grateful i found him 5 years ago!

Big fan of Dr Kenny...recommended and educated me on vitamins and minerals instead of going…read moredirectly to traditional big pharma meds..which I like and respected. A good old school type of Dr imo. Thank you Dr Kenny.

Dr kenny is great Dr he is very caring understanding been going there for more then 10 yearsread more

Sarcastic and not one of the best doctors. My dad has been a patient of Basile for too long…read more Tonight, I called his office to get the results from my dad's bloodwork, which I requested be performed due to specific health issues. When I inquired about some "out of range" results, he sarcastically said, "What do you think about them?" I could sense his sarcasm and asked Dominick Basile why he was being sarcastic. He said he didn't order those tests, and since I did not attend medical school, I shouldn't ask for them to be done. Ha! Some things were, in fact, out of range, although he didn't feel it was "significant." There was NO need to be rude and unprofessional. He doesn't know all the answers, trust me. None of my father's other doctors ever fussed if I requested a script for specific tests. My dad has been in and out of the hospital three times in the past few months. If it were up to Basil, my dad might never have bloodwork done because he's lax, and his wife, Laura, is a snot. They complement one another in that respect. A month ago, he made it so difficult and wouldn't sign the OT's request for my dad to get a commode, which the OT felt was necessary. His wife (who has to stick her nose into everything) told me the facility should have put in for the commode. Well, the hospital didn't do this. Was it such a big deal for your husband to pick up a pen and sign the request from the home care services approved? You should be ashamed of yourselves! It's always a bother, even to get a simple approval for something like a commode. My dad's O/T thought this was terrible as well. After I told the receptionist that Basile would be responsible if my dad fell, they reconsidered and finally approved it. Dealing with this office is always a hassle. My dad needs a caring, competent doctor without a poor attitude. I asked the staff (Kathy) to mail the blood test results, but they were never received. After two weeks, I called, and his wife (Laura) answered and asked, "Does your father save these?" It's a bother to receive a return call; it's a bother to get approval for medical equipment, bloodwork, etc. Save yourself the trouble and stay away from this office. My parents have received other patients' test results more than once. That is not good. That's how careless they are. About six years ago, when my husband was a patient, someone from this office made the appointment for me instead of my husband and confirmed it with my name, although I was not a patient there. Furthermore, when my mom's bloodwork revealed a very high reading of alkaline phosphatase, Dr. Basile said everything was normal; it certainly was not! I've found D. Basile to be lax and uncaring. I researched and knew that high (way out of range) reading may have meant something was very wrong, and it was. I recall a patient was furious with him and said he almost killed her mom for a terrible mess up. Doctors need to be caring, competent, and compassionate, and nothing short of that. You will not find any of that at this office.

Doctor and staff are very nice and polite. Easy to get an…read moreappointment. Adequate hours. Told if test results come back normal not to bother coming back even though symptoms still exists and diagnosis not made. That didn't sit well with me. Proper test needed to detect symptoms described were not prescribed by doctor as confirmed by radiology facility. That didn't sit well with me. Therefore only 3 stars. I expect my primary care doctor to be more investigative when addressing patients symptoms and resolve with diagnosis of cause of pain or referring to a specialist before dismissing patient. Instead I felt minimal effort was given.

Dr. Jasjit Kochar, MD was highly recommended by my dear friend Peter I…read more Dr. Kocher is an internist in Centereach, NY and has over 40 years experience in the medical field. He graduated from Bj Medical College, Ahmedabad, Gujarat University in 1981. Dr. Kochar is affiliated with Stony Book University Hospital. First I will start by saying his staff is very pleasant, welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful. It has been a pleasure getting to know them. Everyone of them work together as a team and are an asset to this practice. When I first met DR Kochar I felt extremely comfortable. I appreciate that he takes his time explaining every detail and has a polite to the point direct approach. I was very impressed with his knowledge, professionalism and caring personality. I am so pleased to call him my Dr and I am looking foward to establishing a long term Dr/ patient relationship.

Here's the Scoop! Here today for an appointment with my husband at Summit Health in Selden, NY The…read moreappointment was with Dr Fox but he's on Sabbatical and Dr. Kim is the Doctor who's covering his appointments. I must say that it was such a pleasure to sit in this appointment and discuss with the doctors choices on what and how to move in our testing of a colonoscopy. I've never felt so relaxed and comfortable as he explained and taught us why colonoscopy's are so important. I felt like I was in class. So informative and the way he so eloquently laid out was just awesome. This was the best doctors appointment I've ever been too and it was for my husband. But he educated me on women's health as well. Wow, it's such a freeing feeling when a doctor openly talks to you and you aren't afraid or intimidated. Kudos to Dr. Kim!! He needs to give classes on bedside manner.