I was referred to Dr. Pamela Stimler by my endocrinologist…read more Her Brooklyn office is in Bay Ridge. I found a pleasant office. The waiting room was comfortable, with nice music. I wasn't there long before I was taken into an exam room for my vitals and EKG to be taken. Dr. Stimler came in and we talked and she examined me. She told me her approach is preventative. Music to my ears. We went to her office and talked strategies. We set up some non-invasive diagnostic tests. I feel like this one is a keeper since she's got a working knowledge of supplements and other alternative treatments. My father was a doctor and medical researcher and I've gone holistic and don't want any pharmaceuticals if they're not warranted. I fully recommend Dr. Stimler.

This was the worst experience I have ever had at a doctor's office. The staff was so incompetent…read more The doctor was fine, but I have never been so offended by a medical office staff (and people in the waiting room) in my life. They were incredibly unprofessional, and their follow up phone calls are incoherent. I do not recommend this office for a person under 75.

**BEWARE** Went last…read moremonth with my daughter since she had a bump on her hand that was bothering her, the woman took maybe 30 seconds and first said it was a bakers cyst. She left the room maybe 10 minutes later (longest part of the visit) she came back and said it was a ganglion cyst. Not to worry about it, that it would go away on its own and to try warm compress to sooth the pain. So we try the warm compress and it did nothing at all. We end up going to an orthopedic surgeon and it turns out it was a tumor. Moral of story, avoid this place! Being rushed and giving a false diagnose without even really trying to touch it or examine it isn't acceptable.

Now already 55 minutes on hold to make an appointment. Hanging up. Not interested anymore. It's…read moreMonday 155pm

Dr. Eric Lumbomir, explained the treatment for my knees, since I have been going there for the…read morepast few weeks, I have no complaints. The office is professional. If I don't feel comfortable I will certainly let them know, but so far so good. Thanks.

I just had a colonasapy at the brooklyn park surgery center my dad and my staff nelia brought me…read morethe waiting room was very clean the lady at the front desk asked me and mydad to sign a few forms it wasn't long before them took me in back to a room where they helped me get undressed and put and put me in a hospital gown and I got to lay on this comtfable bed with in a few Minutes I was wheeled to the operating room they dimed the lights put a gas mask over my face I was done in less then a minute the beds are very comfy muchbetter then the beds at mercy hospital the qualityof care is just awesome the really good news is I'm cancer free and I don't have to get a another colonasacapy for3 years I mean doctor sun is like surgical genius him and his surgical team are the best I recommended the Brooklyn surgery center

I had an appointment here for 11:30 am on 4/16/2026. I've been to the Park Slope location a year…read moreago but this was my first time at the Bay Ridge location. I was running a little late and called ahead of time to inform them. Fortunately I was still accommodated without any issues. Once I arrived and check in then waited in the beautiful & clean waiting for about 5 minutes. I was able to charge my device while I waited which I loved and appreciated. The exam rooms are clean and I had a good experience with the clinician named Julia. She was super sweet and professional. She asked all of the appropriate questions to get a better sense of my health history. Unfortunately the medical assistants there were unable to successfully draw my labs. They tried about 3 times but a nurse did not attempt to draw them unfortunately despite me agreeing to. I was given an outside script to go to a local Quest Diagnostics. Aside from this blood draw "issue", I had a phenomenal experience here. Not entirely sure I will need to return to this location anytime soon. Although this location is easily accessible via the R train, I prefer commuting to the Park location instead.

Love them for quick exam or a problem but it is important having a regular dr for your history…read more great place

I walked in off the street one afternoon and was being seen within 15 minutes; within 20 or so by…read moreDr Poole herself. Everyone was efficient and polite and pleasant. So was Dr Poole who promptly diagnosed my condition, and I received free sample medication that worked. That was that. Can't ask for more! Later, I went back and saw Dr Hyman who is great, and Trish the Nurse Practitioner who is also wonderful. Sarah at the front desk is also nice. Friendly place, and the longest I ever waited was an hour (often I wait much less) - I'd usually wait that long with an appointment at other doctors' offices. Here, no appointment needed. Got referrals with no problem. Thumbs up!

I saw Dr. Jeffrey Falcone, Podiatrist at Treat & Release located at 8012 3rd Ave. Bklyn, NY 11209…read more Dr. Falcone is very kind, patient, & a brillant Top Notch Doctor. Dr. Falcone listened to my concern. I am so very grateful for Dr. Falcone's kind assistance. Blessings noreen brody

great place, when you are in pain, Dr. Mike is amazing and his experience seperates hoim from…read moreanyone else.

I'm writing to make people aware of a horrible experience I had with a pain-management doctor I…read moresaw last Friday. Dr. Hedayatnia, was not in that day and they explained, I'd need to see Dr. Marsha Fridman as she was the only pain specialist available. I was grateful to have found someone and agreed. When Dr. Fridman ultimately came into the examining area, she asked me who referred me and I said, "my neurologist" whose name I'm deliberately leaving out. Her first words were: "oh, I love your neurologist!" and feeling like this was a friendly first moment, I agreed, "yes, me as well...he's terrific". She then asked me why I had come in and I told her that I suffer from an extremely rare and acute illness called Burning Mouth Syndrome and that I feel like my mouth and tongue are continuously being lit on fire, 24/7 --- She very abruptly interrupted me, saying: "oh, I've never heard of this..." I attempted to explain a bit about what's thought to cause it, my frighteningly painful symptoms, and the various courses of treatment I'd sought out over the past 4 months. She looked it up on her phone and got her novice education in Burning Mouth Syndrome. Again, she so nastily said: "well I don't know what this is...I don't even know why you're here? Where's your neurologist, HE should be treating you..." I told her I'd just seen him two days earlier and that he referred me for pain management. I further explained that I have an appointment with an oral pathologist on August 31st who specializes in this disease but am in such dire pain that I'm afraid I'm not going to make it another month in this kind of shape and that I needed something for pain to get me to that point. By this stage of our appointment, I had completely broke down and cried, feeling incredibly scared that yet ANOTHER doctor else wasn't going to be able to help me...she almost mocked my tears, saying again: "I don't know why you're here and how I'm supposed to treat something I've never heard of?" I felt like I was inconveniencing her. I reiterated, "doctor...I am just asking you, please...please, just prescribe something for me that can numb the pain until my appointment at the end of the month..." Her immediate segue was: "OH, I see...you want narcotics...you came here to get narcotics and I can't give them to you..." She said this in such an abrasive and judgmental way, immediately stereotyping me as some kind of addict...I told her, "I came here for pain management to try and stop the hellish burning as I don't know if I'm going to survive until the end of this month without something to help take the pain away!" I was absolutely crying out of control, in horrendous pain. I begged her: "please don't just abandon me in so much pain...I'm not going to make it". Her response: "Oh, well if you're going to threaten to harm yourself, I'm calling an ambulance and sending you to the hospital..." I said "yes, because of your complete lack of compassion and blatant cruelty, maybe I will go ahead and harm myself...yes, please call an ambulance..." Once that was established, I tried to ask her: "can you please make sure I'm taken to NYU Langone Hospital; as that's where most of my doctors are affiliated...?" She nastily said: "I have NO control over this...you'll get sent where you're sent..." I waited about 10 minutes and Dr. Fridman made one final appearance: "anything else I can do for you Mr. _______?" I didn't even answer her. Moments later, the police came followed by the paramedics. I asked if I could be taken to NYU Langone and was very happily told: "oh course you can, sir..." While having my vitals done, I told the ENT about my horrible experience with this doctor, once again, Dr. Marsha Fridman. The ENT was absolutely horrified and said: "write a letter to your referring physician and...leave a review on Yelp..." In the ambulance, I wrote to my primary care doctor who received my cry for help and had an extensive panel of bloodwork waiting for me when I arrived in the ER. Feeling desperate again for relief as the pain just continues to be at a level that no human being should suffer from, I called my oral surgeon who had prescribed a few Percocet a few weeks earlier. They barely do anything, but I needed something, so he wrote me a script for 8 additional tablets which were delivered that night. I was at NYU Langone for about 4 hours. They advised I see a rheumatologist to determine whether I have Sjogren's Syndrome. The pain was not and has still yet to be resolved and I continue to suffer. I'm a very reasonable man. I allow people to be themselves and always look for silver-linings, but Dr. Fridman was just the single most horrible medical experience I've ever had. I will never forget her look of absolute apathy as I sat there writhing in agony. I am going to send this to the A.M.A. and a step further, the Department of Justice. This person should not be practicing medicine, period.

Excellent and thorough examination by doctor and staff. The exception was the tech who did most of…read morethe stress testing. His attitude and demeanor left something to be desired. Other than that, it was a very pleasant experience.

I have no complaints against the MD, how ever the staff and apparently the office nurse Bridget are…read moreextremely unprofessional. She was chewing while on the phone with me and making me feel as though I was wrong. As a fellow Critical Care RN, I am appalled by her manners and attitude towards a patient.

I took a family member here for a mammogram and bone density test recently. Both technicians for…read morethe two different tests were very friendly and made the experience as pleasant as it could be. The office was clean, and the checkin process was pretty straightforward. This was a good visit, and we would return if further tests are needed in the future.

Staten Island care is acceptable at Regional Radiology but do not expect same as NYU Manhattan…read morefacilities affiliated with Perlmutter Cancer Center mammography ultrasound, or bone density equipment and technical and physician staff to be same as Manhattan facilities located at Langone etc.. My experience in Manhattan facilities as far as appointment wait times were on time but at Regional Radiology the wait times before and after imaging for checking are long. The main reason I use the SI facilities is because it is convenience for travel and in Staten Island. Also Dr.'s in Staten Island Regional Radiology in my experience, mammography, breast ultrasound, are not physically present at the facility at the time of the appointment because they read the images from home via medical approved internet. I had asked to speak with the manager and asked why I was not able to speak to or seen by the radiologist since at the at the nyc city facilities I was, to go over any questions and to look physically at me for any lumps etc of concern. At Regional Radiology, my opinion and experience only, the technologist contacts the radiologist physician and describes concerns etc. to the radiologist reading the images, and one time I was connected to the radiologist on the computer and on the phone. Not the same as an in person exam. I was told by the staff manager that in the future, before making an appointment, to ask if and when there will be a radiologist on sight for the day of your appointment, as mentioned most are working from home. Regional Radiology facilities throughout SI have been affiliated with NYU for some time now, and acceptable by some of my NYU Manhattan doctors depending on imaging needed, some physicians in Manhattan prefer NYU Langone, Perlmutter Radiology, or imaging facility at the Orthopedic center on E38 th Street. My Manhattan Dr.'s, some will accept REGIONAL RADIOLOGY, so I opine only in my experience and health situation. The physicians I use will also let me know which facility they would prefer. Please know this has been my experience only and Regional Radiology in my opinion has improved since they have been affiliated with NYU, but again, in my opinion they still need to be more on board in their practices with the facilities in Manhattan.