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    Interfaith Medical Center

    2.0 (67 reviews)
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    Larry W.

    Came here to see my father. It was nice it seems like he was nicely taken care of. The flow of the 4th floor overall seems seamless. The nurses however with the patients are very direct. I'm not in the profession but i definitely do sense some sternness rather than nurturing. I mean it's a bitter sweet I really don't see my old man give in that easy. I get it though. I say it's not easy to work in the profession. I want to commode-rate them for their hard work. At walk in the guards are nice and the building is welcoming and comfortable. You can trust it. It's local in the community for the community I support it.

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    Courtney H.

    DO NOT EVER GO HERE. IT IS A POTENTIAL DEATH TRAP!! From start to finish, multiple horrors occurred at this hospital which kept me for 3 days and 3 nights most of which could have been avoided, if they had treated me properly from the start. I ended up being my own nurse, doctor, and advocate. 1) I arrived via ambulance for severe abdominal pain that was displaying as an appendicitis. Yet I was left forced to sit in a chair, screaming in pain in the ER for 4 hours when I could've been given a painkiller right away. 2) When I was finally laid on a stretcher, that I found myself, I was placed outside the bathroom with no screen and left unmonitored where crazy drug addicts and homeless people came back and forth 3) While the x-ray found that I had a blockage of the small intestine that needed to be flushed out, I was left untreated for 36 hrs - which prolonged the illness, the pain, and the stay. 4) I was left in the ER for 2 days instead of being given a room and the procedures started that would've healed my pain and condition quicker. 5) Despite food allergies and my illness, I was given the wrong foods for all meals. 6) I was lied to by a doctor who claimed I would be moved to a room and given treatments to alleviate my small intestine blockage. 8 hours later I was then told to do the treatment myself in the middle of the ER and use the public bathroom, which was not feasible. A poop-covered screen was then placed in front of me (see pic) 7) I was finally moved to a curtained area but no procedure was done. The following morning, the procedure had still not been done and I was still in pain in the ER. So I was forced to find a room, barricade myself in it with some medical machinery, and perform the procedure on myself! This private room was in the ER all along and should have been used by a nurse or a doctor to perform this necessary procedure when I was first examined!! Leaving the poison in my body for 36 hours extended both the stay and the organ damage leaving me with weeks of pain that I am still dealing with. 8) Instead of treating patients with the urgency that the ER room requires, ER nurses and doctors were whooping it up and even online shopping - ( see pic) 9) ER Nurses, doctors, and security allowed patients to be loudly talking and disturbing other patients, which meant patients got sicker because we got no rest. In addition, the place is like lying in a freezer, which if anyone has a fever or chills will make them very sick. 10) The nurse lied to me about my EKG which was abnormal so it was fortunate that I checked what it said. 11) My IV infiltrated twice. The first time it was taken out only after blood and fluid started dripping out in the ER. When I was finally moved to a room 48 hours after I arrived, the nurse incorrectly put the IV back IN THE SAME BLOWN VEIN! When I told her it hurt like crazy and was not normal, she checked it and claimed it was fine. I went to sleep for 2 to 3 hours and woke up with my arm full of IV fluid. There were no buttons to get a nurse's attention, so I walked out into the hall and showed the new nurse. I told her it had to come out urgently but she ignored me and didn't do anything. So I had to go to the front desk and yell at all the assembled doctors! If I had not woken up, the entire IV bag would have gone into my arm instead of my vein, which could've caused nerve damage, a blood clot, amputation, and/or killed me! The resident, who took it out, then had the sheer gall to say that it was fortunate that I had been vigilant. What happens to patients, who are too incapacitated or do not know, to be vigilant?! 12) I was a witness to the elder abuse of Ms. Black, the Alzheimer's patient, that they put me in the room with. She was curled up, naked, in her bed and left for the entire day I was in with her. She kept asking for water and was ignored. 3 meal cycles passed and no one straightened her up and fed her or gave her water. It was also freezing in the room and she was naked and uncovered for the entire time. I am very concerned about this situation and this needs to be rectified immediately. I have called to check on her and she is still there 3 weeks later despite them lying and saying they were moving her to a nursing home. 13) When lunch came again and it was milk and other inappropriate foods again, I insisted they discharge me. When the discharge papers came, they were inaccurate and I had to re-write them and wait 3 more hours to get them changed!! So from start to finish, I had to be my own nurse, doctor, and advocate at this horrible hospital. The pain and intestinal infection has caused long-term damage due to it not being properly handled from the get-go. My left arm where the IV infiltration occurred was still not better 2 weeks later, so I will have had to go to urgent care twice. In addition, I now have a bacteria infection and rash from where they injected me without first using alcohol wipes, so that is being treated.

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    1.9(321 reviews)
    4.2 mi•Borough Park

    ambulatory recovery room was the best. after my hernia surgery they woke me up and made me feel…read morewelcome back to the land of the living. especially Jamie, who treated me with kindness and respect. Being that I'm half Italian, and her being of Italian descent, we kind of got that warm connection of our heritage kicking in right away, which made the recovery process run a lot smoother than normal. Cheers to you, Jamie, hats off to a wonderful sweet girl and an excellent employee of 20 years of service to a great Hospital.

    ​My 88-year-old mother recently spent five days as a patient on the 5th floor of Maimonides Medical…read moreCenter, and the experience we endured was unacceptable. I felt we were in the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest because I was right there with her every single night, I witnessed everything firsthand. No one looks out for a parent the way their family does, and the fact that these incidents occurred with me present speaks volumes. ​Lack of Basic Patient Safety: The nurses on this floor operated without common sense or proper safety protocols. They expected an 88-year-old woman with severe balance issues to get up and walk around unsupported, completely disregarding basic safety and patient dignity. ​Inappropriate Treatment During Procedures: While I briefly stepped away, my mother was treated poorly during a blood draw, experiencing repeated punctures and ignored pain. Fortunately, a visitor in the room intervened and instructed staff to stop. The staff's reaction was unprofessional. When I returned, it was clear that this type of treatment would not be tolerated. ​Inefficient Discharge and Insurance Procedures: Upon discharge, a nurse named Madina attempted to delay her release for another 24 hours due to uncompleted discharge paperwork. The priority seemed focused on administrative delays rather than patient health, and proper action was only taken after I threatened to contact Patient Relations. ​Lack of Standard Discharge Protocols: In comparison to other major hospitals where discharge includes a proper handoff, safe removal of IVs, and a wheelchair for a dignified exit, our experience here lacked basic class and training. I had to physically demand a wheelchair to ensure she could leave safely. ​Poor Facility Conditions: The physical condition of the floor matches the poor standards of the staff. There was visible filth, garbage overflowing from bags into the open, and neglected bathrooms that appeared not to have been cleaned properly in a long time. ​Bright Spots: Despite these severe issues, I want to highlight a few individuals who stood out: Nurse Justin showed genuine compassion and is a credit to the field. Arena, Sonia, and Nelly were also decent. However, other staff members were unprofessional, and I intend to follow up with Patient Relations regarding their names. ​Conclusion: Maimonides management currently lacks adequate control and standards on this floor. To resolve poor communication and coordination, leadership must hold mandatory team meetings to set clear expectations, define roles, and establish daily check-ins. I do not want any other family to go through this experience. Until leadership cleans up this floor and holds staff accountable, I would advise others to keep their family members away from the 10th Avenue 5th-floor facility.

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    A couple of years ago, I was lent a monitoring device. When I returned it and asked for a receipt…read morethe receptionist said they don't give a receipt. A couple of weeks later they billed me a few hundred dollars for the device. Eventually it was cleared up but I saw dishonesty. On 7/15/2025 I went there for a routine checkup with Dr. Kabalkin and they first conducted the 5 minute EKG. He handed me the printout and said I could tape it to my refrigerator. When I asked about the previous diagnostic report. he told me he didn't write the report because he was on vacation and a different doctor wrote it and it's all manufactured lies.For this routine checkup with Dr. Kabalkin on July 15,2025 my insurance was billed $1,337. Why put a person through paying co-pays, billing his insurance at very high rates, making him patiently cooperate with monitoring devices and all kinds of testing if the diagnostic report is all "manufactured lies"? This is the highest form of dishonesty and corruption.

    I work at a doctor's office and we referred one of our patients out for bloodwork. This is where…read morethey had it done. I've been calling them for 3 days to request the results (which SHOULD have been sent to us automatically since we are the referring physician). Yesterday I finally spoke with someone, she told me "I already faxed those results" - clearly, we did not get them - that is why I am calling. She said she would fax them again, never received. I called again today, spoke to the same woman (who would not give her name), this time she tells me that the patient is not in their system then HANGS UP ON ME. Now the patient is on her way here for a procedure that she needs to have pending these blood results. TERRIBLE TERRIBLE TERRIBLE customer service.

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    2.2(44 reviews)
    3.0 mi•Flatbush

    Found Dr. Shekarloo on ZocDoc. I had the absolute worst OBGYN experience of my life here. It was so…read moreawful I can't even get into all of it, but please for your health stay away from Dr. Poroshat Shekarloo. The office also accidentally overbooked, me and 30-40 others were in the waiting room standing because no more chairs. The entire thing took 4 hours so I missed an event I was heading to after. In summary, Dr. Shekarloo pressured me into a sonogram that, as someone with trauma and PTSD, I didn't want nor was prepared for. It hurt and I cried the entire time. She ALSO tried to pressure me into a pap smear that I absolutely didn't need by lying about the requirements (I am literally a scientist soooo). She got upset when I said no. She also made fun of me and called me crazy for being in so much menstrual pain that I was considering a hysterectomy. Even the medical assistant was trying to keep herself calm while the "doctor" was being so mean to me. Nothing could have prepared me for this treatment. I left mentally traumatized, crying and in physical pain, and with zero solutions for endometriosis. Some doctor she is. There were even more awful things she said/did but this is the summary. I will put the rest on ZocDoc. Please protect yourself from this woman. She mentioned having a 14 year old daughter, I feel so bad for that precious girl. I hope she's okay. Dr. Shekarloo, please reflect upon your behavior. You clearly aren't okay and shouldn't be in this field. I hope you get the help you need, and soon. Lol.

    I'm updating my review to reflect my neverending issues with this clinic. It's been exceedingly…read moredifficult to try to get my prescription renewed. I tried for a week and suddenly I got notification the provider denied my request with no explanation. While I initially had a good impression of Dr. Shekarloo, I've had a lot of bad experiences with her recently, including her not taking me seriously when I said I was having medication side effects, giving me tantric advice instead of medical advice (weird), forgetting when I'd started the medication, and even forgetting what she'd prescribed me. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this clinic.

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