Dr. Fehgali is an excellent Doctor who clearly cares about the well being of his patients. He is…read morevery knowlegable and treated me with great concern and thoroughly addressing all my medical issues. His office staff are very efficient and polite. Couldn't ask for a better doctor.

Dr Feghali is the best! My mother and I have both seen him and have been very happy. I would…read moredefinitely recommend!

Dr. Smith is such an amazing doctor. He is smart, reassuring and compassionate. He was my surgeon…read morewhen I had my thyroid removed. He was amazing every step of the way. He is understanding, which is hard to find in doctors. He's real and down to earth. He understood how scared I was and constantly reassured me. He is willing to help you in any way that he can. He always tells me that if I'm worried about something being wrong, to come right in and he will see me. You don't find doctors like him. I am so grateful that he is my doctor. He's the best doctor to have. Thank you for everything !!! Brittany Forbrick

In addition to the hour and a half wait to be seen, Dr. Glassman was extremely rude, dismissive and…read moreunfriendly. He barely listened to my symptoms and literally started leaving the room as I was talking to him. He said I needed a follow up with him and I made sure when I scheduled the appointment, it was NOT with him. Frustrating because the previous physicians I have seen at this practice were great, but he was so unkind.

This guy had to be one of most dismissive doctors I've ever met. Very nonchalant. I learned more…read morefrom Google then he parted his lips to tell me. So I wasted my money and time seeing him. He told me absolutely nothing about my condition. Terrible bedside manners. Didn't recommend one thing to me to help my dizziness. Sarcasm in everything he said to me. Looked at me as if "what the hell so you want me to do?". I wouldn't recommend him to anyone. Especially if your African American. I could sense he didn't want me there to begin with from the moment he came in the room. And left without a "goodbye" or "see you at your follow up" which I will not be going to. I'll ask Google what to do first.

I have been here 3 times with my mom for appointments. Once for allergy and twice for ENT for…read morehearing. The allergist was very nice and thorough and also recommended my mom to a gastroenterologist for some of her issues. When we came for the hearing test 2 years ago, it was my mom's very first hearing test. I knew she needed a hearing aid but my mom was in denial. When the doctor confirmed it and showed her the hearing test, my mom broke down crying. The staff were so nice and kind to my mom. They helped her calm down and recommended her to get a hearing aid. We came back recently for an updated hearing test and once again staff was very nice and thorough with my mom. She has gotten over the denial and wears her hearing aids now thanks to the staff here and their advice and kindness. The only con is that the patient restrooms are not clean and should be cleaned more regularly

One of the worst ever !! Horrible service, insensitive and greedy. There's been tons of reviews…read moreregarding their shady billing practices. They send multiple unexpected bills even if though you have insurance coverage. Stay very far away and read reviews then make a prudent decision.

Basically I'd really needed to see an ENT since college when I started getting intermittent tonsil…read moreinfections. They've subsided considerably since I left the cesspool of germs that is a university dorm, but from time to time I get weird sore throats, and as a singer this is troubling. I made an appointment with Dr. Park based on nothing more than his proximity to my apartment (and his acceptance of my insurance), but the treatment and diagnosis I got was nothing short of life-changing. Based on a endoscope, and a few questions, Dr. Park figured out what was causing my sore throats and gave me practical, simple things to change about my lifestyle that would help. He didn't rush to medicate me, he took time to hear my concerns and questions, and really gave me some great insights into how to keep my throat healthy. Also, his office is run entirely with Macs. I love this man.

Dr. Park is a really smart ENT. He writes books/newsletters too. I've visited him atleast twice to…read moreclear out my ear drums, and it's a breeze every time. When you make an appointment, you actually see him at that time, and the office is never too busy so you're in and out. He gave me some lifestyle tips on how to clear what I thought was a sinus infection (apparently everything looked fine). I trust the expert to tell me that there is no huge problem. He is an expert on sleeping and breathing right as well. After the visit, I got newsletters in the mail, and even got a coffee mug. Who doesn't love free door prizes? The office is spacious and clean, just how a doctor's office should look like, and right in the heart of Columbus Circle. The staff is also very friendly and helpful.

I was referred to Dr.Edwin Chan by my internist Dr.Tao Wu on May 2016…read more The NY Eye & Ear infirmary building is seen from afar as bluish and the elevators are transparently designed in a way that lets passengers see the streets below. It is just a few blocks away from the Charles B.Wang Community Health Center. Some of the secretaries were of dulcet tones. The waiting room is lighted with various windows. On my first visit an assistant took my pressure and asked health questions taking note of them in a computer. Then,Dr.Chan came in and we had a private consultation. He seemed to be serene and savvy. He felt with lucidity my neck and detected the lymph node that was enlarged,swollen with a mass and lump.He prescribed me Amoxicillin 875mg,1 tablet orally every 12 hrs, for ten days. That was the reason on why my face was inflated (also because of anemia I by that time gained weight) -now that the lymph node swelling is gone and I have moderated my food intake, I am currently in well form. Dr.Chan was swift and exact. He checked my tongue with a wooden tongue depressor. Moreover, before inserting the flexible nasal endoscope through my nose, he utilized a decongestant medicine that cleared my nasal passage. The long endoscope was inserted imperturbably by Dr.Chan. Finally, the removal of impacted cerumen on my ears (which was due to accumulated usage of q-tips or others I have used to clean my ears...) was quite dolorous I beared it. When Dr.Chan inserted the cerumen iron suction removal tool my right ear started to bleed because the impacted cerumen was so tightly adhered to my ear. He was able to assuage me by telling me it was normal and not to be concerned. For two days one of my ears was clogged -it takes a couple of days for the ears to get accustomed of the removal. In ten days I returned to Dr.Chan and my lymph node was substantially less inflamed. The amoxicillin worked to diminish the inflammation but its after effects were upset stomach and other symptoms. I asked Dr.Chan to suggest me a great ear cleaning and he noted it for my pharmacy. He told me to come back for the annual ENT checkup. I am pleased with the velocity he had in resolving my health issues.

ENT Doctor office. My grandpa has never ever met the doctor…read morelisted in the office. He only gets to see the nurse practitioner. My grandpa comes to the office for wax removal which is good The complaint is w the unsanitary state of the waiting area. There is no air in the upper part of this sun room office. And during a visit. A woman was coughing incessantly in the office and not wearing a mask. She blew her nose and then proceeded to use the locked door that a patient has to physically touch and pull to open. I don't know how doctor's offices get away with not having handicap opening doors but they must find a better way to accommodate their patients. Some who are elderly. The office itself is in a poorly maintained building.

Hey, this place is cool and all, but to see a doctor, OMG, it takes forever!…read moreI would understand if the place is full and there is only one doctor running room to room, but with just 5 patients? Come on! So I wonder is it a faster process in the morgue? But when they get you, the do a great job, but turtles are faster.

I guess I'm one of the lucky ones. Have been to this office twice & both were very good…read moreexperiences. The first time I was there was Christmas Eve when I had the flu. (I was so grateful they were open. What medical practice is open Christmas Eve?) Can't remember the name of the PA I saw at that time, but he was very knowledable & pleasant. The wait time both times was minimal. Office staff helpful & professional. Today I saw Dr. McClendon & both my husband (who was in the room with me) & I thought he was terrific. He explained everything in very easy to understand language. He answered all of our questions. Great bedside manner. Never felt rushed. Am thankful that when you get sick on holidays or weekends, Throgs Neck Walk In Urgent Care is open. It beats the heck out of waiting hours hours in an Emergency Room.