Dr. Insel is a great doctor. Not all doctors are healers, but he truly is. He's very caring &…read moreknowledgeable. My health has improved measurably under his care. He has inspired me to be much more proactive in managing my health. His nutritional advice has been invaluable & he's a great example in terms of his own habits. He's funny & friendly and has a great staff too. I can't recommend him highly enough - a very special doctor.

I've been seeing him for 28 years he's a fantastic doctor I recommended 10 different guys from my…read moreunion all are still seeing him today.

Dr. Mehl is the best! I recently saw him regarding a number of issues, including heart concerns,…read moreand found him to be thoughtful, caring and compassionate. He took the time to listen, and carefully explain which tests he thought I should have and what my choices for treatment were. He then advised which treatment he thought I should choose. I will be more than happy to follow up with Dr. Mehl as my new cardiologist. I highly recommend him.

Dr Mehl is the kindest doctor I've ever met especially in NYC. He took the time to ask questions,…read morewas not in a rush nor looking at his watch. He was calm because I was not and feel confident to recommend him to anyone looking for a cardiologist. I waited approx 15 minutes in his waiting room and really liked that the office is right in the hospital NYU.

Whole family going to Dr. Monte & associates for 30 years! Wonderful compassionate & knowledgeable…read moredoctor!

Dr. Nussbaum is the best. I've been seeing him for over 30 years. Always has a joke and really…read moreknows his stuff. Nurse Practitioners and support team are super.

Great doctor that listens. Wonderful staff. Always available for any questions…read more Love this office

Dr Rubin was phenomenal with my elderly dad. He was patient and on target with his prescription. We…read moreare so grateful for him and his staff. After many years of working with optometrists we recognize a shining star! Thank you Dr Rubin!!!

The Salerno Center was one of the best places I have ever been to! Dr. Salerno is one of the best…read moreproviders! He takes his time with each patient encounter. He listens to the patient's concerns, he does extensive testing including blood work, ultrasounds, ECHO, EKG, and any imaging that is needed for the patient. He reviews all bloodwork and imaging that was done in depth with the patient. He takes his time with answering any questions or concerns the patient may have and he makes any adjustments if needed! His staff is dedicated, hardworking, friendly, and very professional. They all play a vital role in making sure each visit is the best it can be. I highly recommend The Salerno Center to anyone in the tri-state area!

Overpriced. Always make you wait. Med results take 3 weeks to arrive rather than standard 1-2…read moredays. Some bloods conflict with regular internist, who doesn't charge $50 for a blood draw. If something goes wrong, and you want to talk to the doctor, that's another $450. The cure for everything is an $850 drip in the office or vitamins manufactured by the owner. Suspect collusion amongst NYC HRT practitioners who all charge outrageous fees. If you're not a billionaire, you may feel uncomfortable here. Try an online service.

My mother had a colposcopy here in May 2025 after a + HPV test result done elsewhere. It was the…read moreMOST traumatic experience for her. In the initial visit prior to the procedure I had mentioned to Dr. Levy that my mother has very low pain threshold and if they use any topical anesthesia or pain medication prior to the colposcopy. He stated, "No, she won't need it". I emphasized the low pain threshold again and he said, "It's like a Pap smear, she won't feel pain if she wants she can take Ibuprofen". I ask what's the maximum dose she can take he states, "800mg". I trusted his medical advice. During the colposcopy Dr. Levy was QUIET the entire time that I had asked him if he could explain what he's doing so that it could ease my mothers nerves (Side note: My mother is Hispanic and speaks Spanish only and I was there to help translate along with his assistant) When I asked that he seemed annoyed, did he though? BARELY. I had to ask at certain points what he was doing because my mother was in so much pain each time. (Ex: He put a swab inside a solution and I had to ask what's that solution? He said it was a vinegar-like solution. Nothing else. I asked is it supposed to like highlight potential cancer cells? He goes yes. That's his definition of explaining which clearly was me asking the questions). You would think since there's a language barrier you would want to explain to the patient so they're at ease. He did not empathize with her or provide comfort during the whole thing at all. Needless to say, my mother was in pure agony. She cried throughout the entire procedure. It was heartbreaking to see her go through that and as a daughter being unable to do nothing but trust his judgement. He stated, "You've given birth already, this pain is nothing compared to that". Yes, you read that right. To make matters worse during the procedure my mom started to hemorrhage. The only reason I even knew that wasn't because he blatantly told me. I saw him ask his assistant for more gauze for the past minute which raised my question, "What is going on? Is there something you're not telling me". He was being quiet until I asked him that and he very angrily stated, "I can't keep explaining to you everything I'm doing. She's hemorrhaging I'm focused on controlling that right now". Mind you I didn't ask him to explain to me what he's doing at that very moment all I wanted to know was if there was a complication because he kept asking his assistant for more gauze!? Wonder how many other patients he's treated like this. Unacceptable. 5 months later my mother has persistent pelvic pain post colposcopy. He told us it would be gone within a week which clearly hasn't. She is traumatized and doesn't trust doctors anymore. She cries everyday because she is left with this pain since the procedure. She's unable to lift heavy things, walk fast or go up the stairs like she used to. Also, the results from her colposcopy were + for cervical cancer. So imagine, she's supposed to be getting treatment for her diagnosis but because of this horrible traumatic experience with a uncompassionate, non communicative and unprofessional doctor she trusts NO doctor now. To Dr. Levy: You don't get to diminish a patients pain. Pain is subjective! Also, if someone tells you from the beginning that this patient has a very low pain threshold you need to believe that not brush it off. Can't handle a patient like that then refer them out. You DON'T get to comment on what labor pain feels like because you don't have the same reproductive system as women do. Completely insensitive and highly unprofessional. I hope you can sleep at night knowing that you literally ruined my mothers trust in doctors. Know that because of you I might lose my mother since she doesn't want any treatment at all. You completely failed her.

Great knowledgeable doctor, office staff are very nice too. If wait times were little shorter there…read morewould be no better office than this. Other than that doctor is great! I've gad good experience so far

Pros: * I've been coming here for 2 years and I'm pretty…read morehappy with my experience at Roosevelt Hospital Doctors Offices. I highly recommend Dr. Carolyn Iocolano for annual physicals and general medical visits and Dr. Kanos for OBGYN because they both are very knowledgeable, amiable and attentive with your needs, and most importantly...(especially in NYC where you're rushed like cattle), take their time with you. * Easy to make appointments over the phone or on http://www.zocdoc.com/ * The offices are spacious, clean and ideally located for anyone living/working in Midtown West. * Large waiting area with water and magazines Cons: * My only qualm here is that the wait is hit or miss- you can wait 5 or 45 minutes. Hard to predict.

I have been coming here for a while. I generally see Dr. Cohen and she is very helpful and takes…read moreher time to address all your needs. However, the rest of the staff is just terrible. The front desk staff is extremely unprofessional and rude. They seem to be too busy chit-chatting and gossiping. Their phone lines are forever busy. You will need to wait almost an hour before someone answers the call. In addition, there is no guarantee that your scheduled appointment is actually scheduled. Their staff may forget to put the appointment in the system after they have told you that you have an appointment and its all your fault. If this was not right next to my house and if Dr. Cohen was not so nice, I would have switched a long time ago. I am extremely patient and can deal with a lot of incompetence, especially since Dr. Cohen is amazing, but, I guess its time to find a new practice.

I have know Dr. Gruenspan for over twenty years. He is very serious about his job as a…read morediagnostician and is right on target. I appreciate that he is so knowledgeable and will give you the right tests and assessment to get to the heard of your problem. I now reside in Florida and still have televisits when I need a second opinion. He is truly a DOCTOR, like in the days when doctors spent time with you and listened. He is authentic and kind. I highly recommend him. Linda G.

Dr. Gruenspan - it appears - was once at the top of his discipline. His diagnoses are, for the…read moremost part, correct. He maybe a bit "trigger-happy' on ordering tests that should well be left for later on in the diagnostic process. He knows much and I'm sure still sincerely wishes to help his patients. Sometimes, though, he appears to be falling asleep while he types his notes onto his laptop. There is a problem: his staff. Too many doing not much of anything; anything purposeful that is. The Dr. is swamped with many patients; however, there is not any orderly manner in attending to them. His office is truly large enough to accommodate the numbers of patients without any difficulty. The also has difficulty with data entry into the patient's medical demographics system. The patients critical data such as age, address, social security numbers etc. are always entered wrong. This causes problems for the insurance carriers (patients are then held responsible for bills that would normally be paid by insurance). The staff refuses to acknowledge their errors and are rude (that, itself, is an understatement). When test result come back positive for serious illness, the staff never gets in touch with the patients. They may mail these critical results with a delay of 2 to 4 weeks. Most of the time - due to address issues (mentioned above) - you never receive the results. It is almost impossible to contact the Dr. directly. The good Dr., himself, is over-worked and his patients files are left strewn all over his office in piles which are falling over and sometimes block the entrance to his office. I am sincerely disappointed in the overall service and changed physicians.