Ok, check in here is usually five minutes. The nurse that had to call us is taking her sweet time…read moreto finish her conversation. I had to pee so I did and the nurses that wanted to take my significant other back there just sat there. Like hello? He needs someone to check his finger so he doesn't lose it from being cut really bad on glass. My significant other allowed me to write about this experience just to be clear so there isn't any hippa violation. Not too fond of the front desk when you walk into the hospital, those nurses not so nice, they made the 4 star review. They didn't even take us to the emergency part of the hospital they put us in this little area with his open wound. How is that safe? No gauze nothing just while we wait. We didn't even get a bed to sit in like they normally do in the hospital. Put us in triage with blood everywhere. You're joking right? This is the same place that sent us home when he had previous injuries and said he was ok. Thankfully my significant other saw Gandhar. He was a very nice man. He got him all cleaned up in the hallway. The triage was not packed but the hospital overall was very quiet. We didn't get to go into a room to clean the bleeding wound yet. Normally you go behind a curtain in the triage area. We couldn't because a nurse was being treated because a patient hit her with a needle, pretty scary. I just didn't like the fact he was sitting in pain for like 2 hours before someone came over to us. This place wasnt packed either, not sure why we had to have his brother wait outside. The room we were in had people coming and going quickly. We checked in at 1:15am and was finally seen at like 2:30am/2:45am. It took about 10 mintues to clean out the wound. With no pain meds this procedure had to happen. Still waiting thirty minutes/hour later for Tylenol. Then to make matters worse the room smells awful because someone just waxed the floors with harsh chemicals. Terrible, it feels like hospital purgatory. Then theres 3 other patients here besides the nurse. One gentleman keeps passing gas, I can't. The first dr. Gandhar was super nice he gets 5 stars 100%. Stars dropped because sitting in pain with an open wound is no bueno. Where's the boys Tylenol something for his pain? American hospitals are the worst. Its almost 5am and we been here waiting for some type of treatment, anything to cover the wound. Now that it's almost 5am they put the tylenol order in and they say he needs a stitch. Really? We couldn't have done this 3 hours ago? I'm sorry 4 hours ago? Now we are put in a room after 4 hours????? Really? Nice doctors but cmon. To be fair they were short staffed. I'm thankful that doctor Lambert double checked his finger. Still here for the last 4.5 hours. Hopefully they finish this soon. The nurse who gave him a vaccine was super nice. Finally got his Tylenol! Ok but watching them put the stitches in was amazing to watch. Pretty cool watching Dr. Gandhar do the stitches. He had to have the senior resident watch because he is 3 months on the job, I looked it up. Everything was wrapped up at 6:45am we were here for 5 to 6 hours. The stitches look pretty cool, I will not be posting that due to gore reasons. Sajani Kayastha was the name of the other doctor who watched and helped. Very pleased with their care and how they treated my significant other. The ER nurse was totally nice. They gave us extra bandaids, thankfully. Wish i would have caught her name, very sweet girl. Loved her ear piercings.

I believe this is one of the better Hospitals in Manhattan. My 75 year old sister has Osteogenesis…read moreImperfecta, a rare brittle bones. Her bones are like glass or egg shells. Whenever she goes to a doctor, hospital or rehab center she explains her condition. Due to her condition her lungs are poor. For past several years she's been on oxygen and must use a BiPap machine every night. She came to the Er for a broken arm. She was in the ER 18 hours without BiPap machine. Unfortunately her lungs failed and she passed away. It hard to believe that a prestigious hospital in the 21st century did not have a BiPap machine. Also, the nurses broke her leg. My sister and I were chased out of the room, therefore we were unable to explain how she has to be handled. It seems like no one realizes the extent of this disease. Otherwise in general the nurses were excellent.

This is a bad and incredibly expensive service. It costs $8000 a year but its very hard to get an…read moreappointment, they often don't find a solution. You then get referred to very expensive procedures that are not actually necessary but which make them money. The you get charged co-pays for hundreds extra that no one ever mentioned. Its basically a scam service for international students. Avoid if you can.

Surely, surely, this cannot be the best system they can come up with. When scheduling an…read moreappointment on the website you have to be there 24 hours in advance of the appointment time ON THE DOT, which is not specified anywhere. That means if you try to schedule an appointment at 9:58, you will be told there are no available appointments. You have to push the button to see available appointments at exactly 10am for a 10am appointment the next day, not a minute earlier or later. This means everyone who wants an appointment is competing to be the first person to hit the buttons once the appointment finally shows up. Appointments are also every thirty minutes, which means if you don't get the appointment you want, you now have to dedicate a day to trying over and over every thirty minutes. If you try to get an appointment by calling, it's really a shot in the dark. You might get a receptionist in a good mood who will schedule you in for a same-day visit, or you might get one of the many, many rude receptionists who will talk to you like you're a misbehaving child and do their very best to let you know they don't care about you or your problems. It's a roll of the dice! Maybe 1/5 possible receptionists are actually there to help people out, so the odds are always against you. On the good side, the doctors are decent once you finally get in.

Is Ryan center about to close? They removed my kids' web portal access, refuse to reinstate it;…read moreignore my messages; won't return a medical form for school I sent to them weeks ago, and nobody seems to have any idea what's going on. Supervisor Catherine vanished, after promising to assist. Time to get a new doctor, I guess.

I had a confirmed appointment (their robocaller called me multiple times to confirm) and arrived…read moreearly. After filling out electronic paperwork and then waiting for an hour, they told me that the person I had my appointment with was out for the day and I could not be seen by anyone else for several hours. Total waste of time. When I tried to reach their main office to make a complaint, their call center refused to connect me. They promised that someone would call me back, but nobody did. Maybe this organization does good work for the community, but my experience was not good.

Excellent management and medical/social work team at this beautiful facility on a tree-lined street…read morein Harlem. I have come here for their Dental Clinic as well as for Medical needs. I've never been dissatisfied. Their use of the MyChart system makes coordination of care possible. The staff is extremely helpful, dedicated to their job and always polite. Do not hesitate to use this, one of MANY IFH facilities available in the NYC boroughs. A+++

I have had excellent appointments where the wait time and service is exceptional. They are updated…read moreand the pass down is accurate from your last visit. They double check and ask for their heads to double check over the procedures that was done. They asked me if I can feel my teeth alignment in my bite. I was in and out. I did not die compared to Harlem Hospital Dentistry on 136th between Fifth and Lenox. The facility was clean. However it's always the individuals that come late or miss their appointments that we all have to deal with. The service was fast I did not have to wait for a long period. The looked at the chart knew me by the bath date and chart. I will continue to go here and its closer to my home on matter the journey. The staff is fantastic at the sign in desk. I wish more places had their hospitality. Thanks again for a great experience.

I have nothing but praise for everyone here.Every time I go here I am treated with the upmost care…read moreand attention.Thank you to everyone.

Today I went to the Eastside Mount Sinai general practitioner's department. Let me start by saying…read moreall of my doctors are with Mount Sinai. They are excellent physicians who truly care about my wellbeing. I met with Dr. John Wei. He was the coldest doctor I have ever met. Other introducing himself he never showed any interest. I was crying did he offer a tissue, no. It was like he was a robot. Do this, do that and didn't have the manners to say goodbye when he left the examining room. There was no compassion he was as cold as ice. If you are recommended to see him don't! .

I found this CENTURY MEDICAL DENTAL CENTER at the 11th ave couple of years ago when most of my…read moreMD's resigned from treating patience with my insurance because it pays less. I am very happy that there are doctors and other medical professionals willing to make less money and helping people in need. And no, this is not the only reason I am here. At the 11th ave location staff are friendly and very helpful and professional at the same time. I use the help of almost every doctor and I am very pleased with the service , especially with Dr Tkachenko and Bojadziewski the endocrinologist. They are top of the top! They dont push medications on you if not necessary, they write referrals to check everything if there is something suspicious, they are there for you, always! So if there are some bad reviews here I wonder if the people wanted something not necessary and did not get it therefore they wrote bad review. I have to say that gave up only on most ( not all) of the dentists because I did not find the compassion I was expecting as well as the professionalism but the rest of the MDs are absolutelly awesome!! They saved my life ! So before you decide to give up on the facility due to a couple weird, angry comments I would say try first and you may have a pleasant surprise. Thank you for taking care of me :) ! I really appreciate your help and sacrifice.

I had an extremely disappointing experience at this practice and will not be returning…read more My first appointment was scheduled for 2:00 p.m., and my second did not begin until 3:21 p.m. I wasn't able to leave until after 5:00 p.m. because the office didn't even have the necessary supplies to perform my Pap smear. Someone had to drive to another location in the Bronx to bring the supplies. That level of unpreparedness is unacceptable. During my visit, Dr. Kim repeatedly interrupted me and even spoke negatively about the practice, saying she felt sorry for me as a patient. That did not inspire confidence. She also questioned me about the dosages of my medications because she had prescribed the wrong number of refills. I have chronic conditions, yet I was only given three refills, creating unnecessary inconvenience. To make matters worse, the front desk appeared poorly trained. I was charged two copays, even though both visits should have been covered with no copay. I now have to spend additional time getting those charges corrected. Between the excessive wait, lack of basic medical supplies, medication errors, poor communication, and billing issues, this was one of the worst medical experiences I've had. I cannot recommend this practice and would advise others to look elsewhere.

TO SAVE YOU TIME - THIS LOCATION DOES NOT HAVE AN URGENT CARE ANYMORE…read more I went there after it was on the Mt Sinai website as having an urgent care. They told me that they haven't had an urgent care in 6 YEARS but no one has updated their website. You have to have a primary care doctor there to see a doctor and even though they say they accept your insurance online, they may not. They told me that they weren't taking new patients with my insurance. Waste, waste, waste of time.

I have been waiting a week for time sensitive medical results for an employer, after being told it…read morewould take two days. I keep calling back to get berated by a defensive front desk assistant, ending with 'we'll call you later today". No returned call has EVER come. This is not food hospitality. This very important material that directly affects job placement and your personal future. If the medical results get here in the next 6 hours, this review will change, but until then, look elsewhere in Sugar Hill.

All of the three aspects (Type of Care, Care Quality, Office Experience) were deserving five…read morestars; my personal impressions after several visits. Because you foolishly insisted that a review needs at least 85 characters, i added a few more thoughts (rather, just words) to post review and see what happens. Just playing with you kids (i am old). As a retired Systems Programmer i prefer pithy but correct opinions from the pros over wordy blabber of PR creative writers.

I am so glad there are many doctors in NYC and I don't have to go to a PCP at Columbia. The staff…read moreis awful and needs better training. They don't know how to answer a call, make an appointment or help in any way. They take your call and will put you on hold indefinitely all the while playing terrible music. Then they come on again and put you on hold again. They are led to believe they are just wonderful because they work at Columbia. They are untalented and badly trained and probably make very little money.

Harlem is being gentrified on a level that is bursting at the seams. It's important for the…read morecommunity to come together and do OUTSTANDING HEALTH SERVICES such as Health United. For the true Harlemites that have roots in the community dating back for many years, we know how to take care of our own. Harlem United does most of their work with Volunteers and Donations. It's not easy but if we work together and be part of the solution and not part of the complaining we can accomplish the changes needed in Harlem and serving the HIV, In Recovery, and In need of jobs, all of the community wanting to make Harlem a better place to live.

From the owner: Founded to address the HIV epidemic, Harlem United is now a full-service community health care…read morecenter that provides comprehensive treatment for chronic conditions through accessible health care, supportive housing, prevention and testing services, and care coordination for its clients - regardless of race, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Annually, Harlem United provides dignified housing for over 900 formerly homeless people, conducts over 23,000 medical visits, engages over 10,000 people across all our programs, and provides over 20,000 hot meals and pantry bags to those in need.

I have been a patient recently at 2601 Halleron ave ,since my language native isn't english , its…read morehard for me to communicated or understand the language . However, this girl Chrisly Rosario always help me and try her best to help me with all I need,she always reciving me witha smill on her face and she so kind with me . She make my experiences great .

I made a appointment with the doctor. I arrived early because it was my first time with Essen. I…read morehad confirmed that the place takes my insurance with my provider. my appointment was for 2:15 PM with Ankit S. Shah. Apparently the incompetent front office staff waited till 2:25 PM to verify the insurance. I gave her all the current information but she side it was invalid. She refuses to check any more like actually call the provider number in the back of the card to check. So I have to call IBX on my phone and waited 25 minutes to get my rep. The rep. explained to her of her mistake yet she call ne a liar and said I gave her the wrong account. If that the type of staff the doctor has. I want no part of it. Good luck getting anything done there.