I would give Dr. Megan Thomasch a zero if I could. She has terrible bed side manners. She always had, but I contributed it to character--I wasn't asking her to sing me a medley of happy songs; my main reason I stayed with her was for her thoroughness and effectiveness when it came to my health care. So I "overlooked" her cold demeanor and contributed it to her personality. Then I went for an annual--and I informed her of some minor issues I was having that may or may not do with sinus or...? She asked what was I experiencing. As I listed the symptoms I was feeling, SHE ROLLED HER EYES. FAM. I am not kidding. LITERALLY ROLLED HER EYES IN HER SOCKETS. Like, blatantly in front of me and tried to recover by being overly nice after I said, "excuse me?" I was done. You don't roll your eyes when your patient tells you symptoms they have related to health concerns that are new for them. What kind of nonsense, trash behavior is that? I walked out of her office with NO PLANS to ever return. I searched for a new PCP--one who actually cares about my well-being. I would honestly suggest you steer clear of Dr. Thomasch. read more

I've been seeing Dr. Megan Thomasch for 2 years and counting, after a friend recommended her to me. She is located close to Central Park, and has office hours Mon-Fri... What I really like about her is that 1. she remembers you, even when you only see her once or twice a year. 2. she is sensitive and listens to what you have to say. 3. she cares; back in November, I required emergency surgery for sciatica, and she made the call to a specialist herself in order to accomodate me. the front office staff is not the friendliest(what is it with medical receptionists?? They always act like they are doing you a favor; shouldn't they be more sensitive when you are in pain? But I digress...) but once you get in to see her, you will feel taken care of. read more

If you are a new patient, the doctor has no time for you. Appointments are scheduled 3-4 months out and if something comes up for you and you need to reschedule, get back in the 4 months line!! Imagine if you actually need to see a doctor.. Doesn't matter how good the doctor is if she is not accessible. Avoid. read more

Office staff is excellent but the doctor lacks bed side etiquette. She interrupted me constantly and could care less about my medical history, even when the diagnosis came from NYU physicians with more degrees than she possessed. NYU should reconsider her employment. Terrible reflection of NYU's mostly high caliber physicians and professional staff. I would not recommend this physician if you are a sophisticated patient seeking high quality care. read more

She's been my doctor for about seven years. I like her and trust her. She is great about returning phone calls and letting me know about test results. She listens well and explains issues thoroughly. Only downside (and it is a downside) is that it can be hard to reach them on the phone or make an appointment. read more

Dr. Thomasch was pleasant, but running 20 mins late (which is not unusual for a doctor's office). She busted into the examining room, spouting off about vitamin D and calcium levels, interrupted herself to ask if she had treated me before (she had not), then went back to talking about vitamin D. In the middle of taking my family history (which I had input into the electronic medical chart before the appt as requested), she asked if she had already told me about vitamin D. She ignored my concern that my blood pressure was noticably higher than at my last reading, and didn't respond to my other questions about I get it, you love vitamin D and calcium. Perhaps if you would stop going on auto-pilot and pay attention to your patient, you would realize that all of my pertient information is in the electronic records, I have a paper copy of my additional medical records (which you made an unhappy face about, WHY?!), and I've summarized on paper my current and requested medicaitons, my health concerns and other pertinent information. This exam could have been speedy, organized, and thorough. But no, Dr. Thomasch refused to take any of my papers, gave a half-hearted physical exam, took my blood, and then tried to end the appt after making a remark that she wanted to talk more about a previous irregular medical test. She was visibly annoyed and standing with her hand on the doorknob while I asked my questions and requested my medications, stating "this is what the medical history was for before". I would not be treated by Dr. Thomasch again, as she is unable to give the appororiate amount of time to patients during appointments which results in subpar treatment. Her bedside manner needs to be attentive, as well as pleasant. I don't think asking to spend a few more minutes to answer questions is asking too much for an appt that lasted 10 minutes. She may be a competent physician but I wouldn't know it since she imparted no information to me. read more

I always try to give the benefit of the doubt, but I was disappointed with the level of service that I received. My first time seeing this doctor and not sure where to begin. Bedside manner is to be desired! Stormed in and out of the room talking about vitamin D while getting the supplies ready to draw my blood. Scattered is the best way I can describe this doctor. Told her about potential issues and seemed to disregarded it. Her exam did not seem thorough at all and she told me I would need to get an EKG done, so waited and waited and waited in the room. She forgot to tell a nurse that I needed an EKG!! What the heck?! Back to square one to find another doctor. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Thomasch for about 8 years. As another reviewer stated, even if she doesn't see you often, there's a level of familiarity and genuine concern that is rare to find. She doesn't take my new insurance, and I'm switching insurance just so I don't lose access to her. read more

Dr. Thomasch is competent and personable. I have worked with her for six years now and she has been consistently attentive, thorough, prompt, easy to talk to. When I have an urgent health matter, she responds on the same day, and I have been able to see her quickly. I recommend her to friends and clients. read more

I had a bad experience with Dr. Thomasch. I came for a physical that was perfunctory and irresponsible. I had to try to get a word in as she told me standard jibe without listening to me. She did not listen to my heart (in an annual physical!) and any serious issue that I may have had would certainly have been missed had I not spelled it out. If you are seeking a doctor to help you monitor your health, I would look for someone else. Definitely will not return and now seeking another physician for another (actual) annual physical and primary care physician care. read more

Dr. Thomasch is the best doctor I have been to! Both my husband and I have been seeing her for years now and we have sent many friends there. Dr. T is very good at her job, thorough in her exams and questions. Very knowledgeable and approachable, which is the best combination in a doctor. I have been to other doctors where I did not feel comfortable asking questions and I have never felt this way with Megan. The staff there has also always been very helpful, getting us in the day of when we are sick, helping us sort through insurance billing questions, and even entertaining my young son while I was with Dr. Thomasch. With Dr. Thomasch, you feel like she really cares about you, remembers your name, your family members, what you like to do and even you last vacation. It makes you feel that you are more than just another number, but that she has a vested interest in you. A few years ago, I had a true ER emergency that was very frightening to deal with and Dr. Thomasch was extremely helpful during the after math and followup treatments, she will get right on the phone with other doctors to track down info or share info that may help with your treatment. On a side note, she is really cool, if she was not my doctor I would want to hang out with her! read more

I have used Dr. Thomasch for years as my primary care physician. She's very good and actually sees her patients on time, which is a miracle in the medical profession. I have always been amazed that she sees me within five minutes of my appointment time, while other doctors have made me wait half an hour or more. She's knowledgeable, takes insurance, and has a good network of specialist contacts if you need something that goes beyond her training. I've referred several people to her, and they have all stuck with her. The quality of the front desk staff is not nearly as consistent as that of the doctors in this practice (some are good/some not), but that is common among medical admins these days. It's a lost art. read more

I found Dr. Thomasch willing to listen to my concerns and answer any/all questions I had. I really like her disposition and "bedside manner" as well. In addition, she did not rush through my appointments, as I feel is pretty common for doctors to do these days, even though it was clear she was busy and on a tight schedule. Agree that the front desk staff are not friendly / rude and short, which is a shame because they do not reflect her approach at all. read more

Dr Thomasch is excellent. She diagnoses things with spot on precision, making me feel confident when I visit with her. She also has a great bedside manner, is pleasant and always takes the time to talk to you, and is very personable while still being professional. You never feel rushed. read more

rush rush rush. the way of the world today, and kindly dr tomash is no exception.

The only reason I am giving her 1 star is because her office staff is the worst ever. They are the rudest people on the phone and in person. If you are lucky enough to get a person to answer when you call, they put you on hold for a long time and when they deign to come back to you they sound so put out that you are still there. And any question you have they answer very abruptly. I say "they" for the 2 of them (last time I was there, there were 2 girls at the reception) are the same - both rude and insensitive. They should be told that those who call for the doctor(s) there are not calling socially - they are sick or might be sick!!! And when reprimanded for their rudeness, instead of feeling chastised, they even answer back and put you on hold again or even "accidentally" hang up on you. They should undergo sensitivity training and customer service training as well as telephone etiquette! If they are so unhappy with what they are doing, they should just quit and give other more sensitive and probably better suited people a chance to work there. One more thing, you call from 900-915am, you get a recording that they are still closed but the same recording says they open at 900am to I think 4. Try calling them around 3 and you already get a recording. Such lousy service! I am seriously looking for a new PCP now for her office staff are just terrible. read more