Don't go there. The waiting is forever and the receptionist is a B-word. There are other doctors…read morein Chinatown. She takes walk-ins but you will be last in line and it floods out the door into the hallway. She is just a pill dispenser. I didn't feel I had any personal care. She spend 90% the computer and 10% on you.

Dr Fung is nice and reasonable, and has always been supportive to me and her patients. She spends…read morethe necessary time with each patient and doesn't make you feel rushed. Though she is frequently harried or frayed herself due to how busy she is. However, her receptionist Karen, as depicted in many of the other reviews, is uh... colorful... and something to behold. She can appear approachable and compassionate one moment and in another moment she will rip you a new one. It depends on whether you catch her in a mood or not, and if the office is especially busy. On the plus side, she does seem to get things done if something needs to be communicated to Dr Fung. However she does often makes you (along with everyone else in the waiting room) fully aware of what an imposition it is for her to do so, and quite loudly. As someone with a newly diagnosed chronic disease of a serious nature, alongside the stresses that come with it, I definitely hit an impasse with her when she tore me a new one for some administrative confusion. I can't deal anymore with her mood swings--whether my next call will be answered by Jekyll or Hyde. I no longer have room for this kind of verbal and emotional assault in my life, especially from my primary health care provider office. I should not feel bullied, nor should I be made to feel trepidation for making a call to her office for a necessary medical request. So sadly, despite Dr Fung being quite easy going and a good doctor, I will be looking for a new primary care physician. I do wish Karen the best. Perhaps she's bipolar or on the spectrum or just stressed beyond awareness. She's a mom, so I hope that it's just in the office and that her home life is more balanced and peaceful for the sake of her family.

Wondefrul doctor. I shopped around for a surgeon for mymectomy and am so glad i picked Dr…read more Havrelyuk and Weill Cornell. It was my first ever surgery and everyone made me feel so safe and taken care of. The surgery went well, Dr. Havrelyuk went above and beyond removing even small fibroid to ensure I am as fibroid free as possible. The incisions look small and neat, i could not be happier with her. There is nothing more important than knowing you are in good hands when it comes to health issues and i had complete peace of mind with Dr. Havrelyuk and her staff. Thank you!!!

Dr Havryliuk is amazing. I had an open myomectomy in February and healed very quickly. She is a…read moreskilled and knowledgeable surgeon that also treats patients with care and has great bedside manner. I am so grateful that she was the Dr to perform my surgery.

One of the best gynecologist in the business. She has great bedside manner, knowledgeable, and…read morethorough. The office managers are kind and professional to me. Unfortunately, she no longer delivers babies. I still go to her for my yearly checkups. I am confident in her diagnosis and trust her advice.

Too hard to contact. Been going in circles trying to get my results, and I'm always getting the…read moreanswering service. I've missed Dr. Wongs call four times, when I call right back, I get the answering service. They say they can't leave a message because it's not an emergency. Please if you're calling me give me a chance to call back if I miss your call. Email me my results, or try another form of communication. Having to go in circles for days and wait for results like this seems unacceptable.

I scheduled the first appointment of the morning because I have a very busy schedule, yet the…read moredoctor arrived more than an hour late. I understand that emergencies happen -- I come from a medical family -- but professionalism matters. When a patient raises a concern about a long delay, the appropriate response is courtesy and acknowledgment, not arrogance. Respect for patients' time should be part of any medical practice. While none of us want rushed appointments, keeping people waiting for extended periods without explanation shows a lack of consideration. The office staff also seemed unable to manage the situation, which usually reflects the tone set by the physician. Fortunately, I have since found an excellent gynecologist in a far more professional and civil environment. It is said, mood should not dictate manner....when it does, it's a sign of bad character. Marins character leaves something to be desired. Point blank.

I have been going to Dr Marin for over 20 years and she is awesome! She really takes time to talk…read morethrough issues and throughly explains everything. We talk about life events and she listens and takes note of every detail. I highly recommend her to anyone. About 15 years ago, there was a change and she was no longer covered by my insurance, and you know what? I don't care! I pay out of pocket for her care and I will continue to do so. She is worth it!

Dena Harris is the best. Dont know why Christina identifies her as Primary Care. Dr. Harris is an…read moreOBGYN. I have been seeing her for dor 30 years. Since several practices ago. She professional, learned, compassionate, and kind. Always takes time for each patient. I wish I was still seeing her. Wholeheartedly recommend.

I have been a patient of Dr. Harris for several years. She is the unusual doctor who actually…read morelistens to your concerns, and takes them seriously. You are not just "Patient number xxx or whatever - you are a real person. Besides that, she is very good at diagnosing problems, and providing a course of treatment that is tailored to the patient's needs. Her office staff is friendly and pleasant, and the W Broadway office is easy to get to.

Dr. Alcarez is hands down one of the best primary doctors I have ever had! She is so caring and…read moresweet, she really takes her time to get to know her patients and address any concerns they may have. I also love that she is accessible via email which really helps when you cant get away during work hours. I have also seen Dr. Antosofky from the same office and he is just as wonderful.The only downside, which I try my best to overlook is the general staff at her office. They are always changing, late and can be annoying. There is usually a long wait, but I would suggest booking early morning appointments before it gets crowded. Another tip from Dr. A!

Dr Alcarez is an excellent Dr. She does not rush you. She really cares about her patients. She is…read morethorough. I would highly recommend!

I've entrusted my care to Dr Chan for the last 15 yrs. I feel that I receive excellent care. Dr…read moreChan listens, is genuinely concerned about the patient as a whole person. I never feel rushed. Her office is a 'hidden' gem in Lower East Side. Check experience is always smooth. She provides care with a I feel lucky to be able to get care at this small private practice in my 'hood'.

Small practice with nice and down to earth doctor and staff, but extremely hard to get a hold of…read more Most of the time no one answers the phone and it is difficult to get an appointment. They do have an online patient platform where you can request an appointment and view your medical record though. They are open on weekdays during work hours and limited hours on Saturdays sometimes.

The office is less than desirable but the acupuncture and the doctor are great. No frills. No bells…read moreand whistles. But I'll take $20 copay for excellent acupuncture over a fancy office any day.

There are good doctors, and there are exceptional doctors. Tucked away in a small building in…read moreChinatown, in a busy non-descript office, sits one of the best-kept secrets in New York's medical community. I have only hesitated to post this review because it is already a busy office that could only get more so if people realized what a unique gem Dr. Tsang is. I've been a patient of Dr. Tsang for a decade now and his diligent care is the reason I switched from using him as an acupuncturist to making him my primary physician (as well as my wife's and we're waiting for our son to be old enough to make the switch). Some of the negative reviews talk about the small office and busy practice but it is largely a symbol of how careful and value-oriented Dr. Tsang is. If you're coming here expecting fancy lobbies and multiple attendants just sitting around, it's not the place for you. However, if you want top-notch care with a doctor who will take the time to fully understand your health situation (and not just what you're coming in for), assess possible options available ranging from eastern to western medicine, and then make a judgment that will leave you feeling better quickly, then this is the place for you. After a string of horrible care on what would eventually be diagnosed as a chronic condition, I walked into Dr. Tsang's office initially dubious as to what acupuncture could do. Dr. Tsang not only treated me for the pain at the time but made a diagnostic that many specialists had failed to see and sent me to an emergency room, saving my life in the process. It could be considered a lucky fluke. After 10 years of going to Dr. Tsang, I can say, it wasn't. Every time I've gone there, Doctor Tsang has figured out what needed to be done and done it. My experiences, and my wife's, have let us recommend Dr. Tsang to all our friends. We make a lot of recommendations but few have been quite as popular as Dr. Tsang, with people often telling us that he had miraculously cured pain they had had for months or years.