Dr. Calvin Ngai and his staff are so professional, cordial and extremely top notch. My mom was…read morehospitalized at Northwell and we decided to see a Northwell physician for continuity since they did all the testing at the hospital- and Dr. Ngai had access to all that information. First off, he is extremely fluent in Cantonese (he's from HK) but his Mandarin is also very good. I went on the first visit for fear of miscommunication but I feel she can communicate in Mandarin with him without me. Regarding his bedside manners- he is gentle, soft spoken but also super competent/knowledgeable. I was so impressed slow soothing cadence of voice and thoroughness of explanations. Not just why she got hospitalized, but took the time to review each and individual medication and change the medications he felt necessary. He talked about her followup and was just so caring. He was also camera shy and hesitant to get photos but allowed me to take these photos to share with us online (he wanted to check w practice manager but I told him I'm a regular person on internet giving feedback). Nurse Wen tended to my crying 2 year old with Frozen stickers and gave us 3 to help her soothe. Nurse Chaijuan explained the details of wearing a holter monitor (including the details on the package inserts that most people ignore or don't go over when). The checkout ladies were also very professional and efficient. This place is fairly empty which makes it a much more pleasant experience since Flushing doctors offices can get crowded very quickly. A hidden gem cardiologist. His caring, patient and thorough nature is self evident and we couldn't be happier to have him as our cardiologist !

Mixed feelings about this place. It depends on who you see. The support staff are friendly and…read moreprofessional-no problems there. Issues are not readily addressed with some physicians and some don't have a good bedside manner and appointments feel rushed. If you have multiple health issues, good luck. I don't have confidence in the physicians I have dealt with so far. I've had better experiences with Northwell. The portal is helpful and makes access and scheduling easy. Probably ok if you're in perfect health and need a yearly routine check up and have no questions.

Very friendly staff. They listen and treat you well. Quick and efficient service. A lot of front…read moredesk staff to process you.

I went to see Dr. Paimony after being in the hospital this past weekend. I needed to follow up with…read morefurther tests. Quite honestly, I only got to this location because of another doctor that works in this office that had great ratings on ZocDoc. Moreover, Long Island Jewish hospital has a cardiology center but no appointments and I couldn't wait. So I scheduled an appointment and went to meet the doc. First off, the nurses we're extremely nice upon entering. They took all my information and asked if I needed anything. They soon after placed me in a room and one of the nurses immediately came to run an EKG. They really wasted no time. Dr. Paimony came in shortly after and interrogated me regarding my situation. You can tell by his tone that he was interested and caring about each and every detail. He was very informative and responsive with everything I told him. You can tell he was being genuine and even more so, he wasn't the boring doctor that spoke in monotone and simply asked questions without sharing his thoughts. I was truly impressed. Dr. Paimoney is excellent. He refuses to take chances and helped run all relevant tests to ensure my safety and health and he was very sincere and caring along the way. I'd recommend this cardiology center to anyone who may need a cardiologist. These aren't things you can take lightly and you want to be certain to see a caring doctor, such as Dr. Paimoney.

Chinatown Cardiology has demonstrated itself to be a trustworthy medical facility. After two years…read moreand numerous inconclusive tests from NYU, my husband was properly diagnosed with Apical Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (AHCM) by Dr. Henry Siu, a skilled cardiologist with exceptional bedside manners, at this facility. Dr. Siu's proficiency in cardiac conditions and ability to coordinate same-day procedures, including echocardiograms, has been invaluable to us. We're so thankful coming across Chinatown Cardiology for a second and final opinion.

Best cardiologist!! Very clean office with a nice lil eats in the lobby (bubble tea) Accepts…read moreappointments very quickly(online or by phone ) , top care here all doctors.. heart approved

Thoughtful, experienced and empathetic doctor. Deep knowledge and professionalism. Easy scheduling…read more Welcoming personnel. Multilingual physician!

Dr. Kapchits is a very attentive, experienced physician. He takes time and is never rushes the…read morevisit.

Dr Benjamin Arbesfeld is cherished and respected by me and my siblings . Dr benjamin took great…read morecare and interest in my mom and dad's health till their demise. Dr Benjamin and his staff were extremely accommodating and we could get appointments even for the same day. I hope this community benefits from Dr Benjamin's knowledge and caring professionalism . Thank you for your kindness and sincere caring attitude and excellent medical care.

Visited Dr. Arbesfeld recently for a medical condition. I was very impressed with how attentive he…read morewas in collecting my medical history, examining me, and coming up with diagnosis and treatment. He is a very compassionate physician who truly cares for his patients. I would strongly consider going to him again for future medical needs. Highly recommended !

If I could give zero stars to this place, I would. What happened to me was egregious and went…read morebeyond bad customer service straight into civil rights violations. I have what is most probably a plantar wart on my foot. If I am correct, it will require an outpatient surgical procedure. I called in the beginning of January when it started to get painful. The office people acted like I was bothering them for asking for an appointment. And then they yelled at me, demanding a referral even though my insurance didn't require it. I agreed to this condition because I knew my PCP would give me one. I asked if I could have an appointment sooner because I was in a lot of pain, but the earliest they could give me was on 1/26. They confirmed my appointment on 1/22. 1/26 was the day after the snowstorm. The clinic is across the street from me so I put my boots on and trudged across the street for my appointment only to find the clinic locked up tight. I checked the call log on my phone and found that I had never received any notification whatsoever that my appointment was canceled, which upset me. So I reported that to my insurance company. I was finally able to reach someone the afternoon of 1/27 to reschedule. I told the person on the phone that I was pretty upset that no one bothered to call me to cancel my appointment, and she straight up lied and claimed that they had called me on 1/23. I said that she had not called because it was not on my call log. Then she said I was an old bat who did not know how to use her iPhone. Then she claimed to have called me that morning to reschedule, which was yet another lie because at the time she claimed to have called, my phone was no more than six inches away from me AND of course there is no record of a call on my call log. This resulted in a pointless and stupid argument because she insisted despite all evidence that these calls had been made, which made me angry because I do not like being gaslighted in this way. All she had to do to end the argument was to say, "I'm sorry. We made a mistake." I finally tabled the argument because I was in a lot of pain and I was desperate for medical treatment. And despite a request for an earlier appointment, I was given one for 2/9. At 9:00 AM on 2/9, the office called me again, canceling my appointment because supposedly Dr. Baah was sick. I was annoyed and disappointed, but not angry. I was offered an appointment for the following Saturday, which was an acceptable solution. At 10:00 AM, while I was trying to log into work and on the phone with someone else, Beatrice the office manager called. I asked her to state her business because I was extremely busy and all she would say is "You are very angry!" I kept asking her to state her business as I lost my phone call thanks to her and I was late to work, and she refused to tell me and just continued to tone police me instead, so I hung up on her so I could put the fire out at work. When I had a minute, I called her back to find out what her deal was. And apparently, my anger WAS the subject of her call. She said, "You are very angry and rude. No one wants to deal with you. I'm canceling your appointment because how DARE you report us to your insurance company!" (Civil rights violation: retaliation.) She continued: "You don't deserve to have medical care from ANYBODY. Go to Urgent Care!" Never mind that all urgent care would do is refer me to a podiatrist because they do not do outpatient surgery. Well, Beatrice, not only did I report you to my insurance company again, but I also filed a human rights complaint with the state and a civil rights complaint with the federal government. You should be fired (and blacklisted) and the whole clinic should be shut down. I also used to work as an office manager to a medical practice and I would never have DREAMED of treating a patient the way you treated me. A pox on the whole house! I especially would never have DREAMED of making unsolicited harassing phone calls to a patient, whether or not their complaint against me was unfounded. Nor would I have EVER canceled an appointment in retaliation. God forbid someone should have a negative reaction to your horrifically rude and unprofessional conduct! I have no opinion on the doctors in this clinic because I was effectively gatekept away from medical care. Because I was denied medical care, I can no longer walk. I have been crippled by this malignant negligence. I have a podiatry appointment next Tuesday with someone else so hopefully this can be reversed, but if it can't, you WILL be hearing from my lawyer and I will sue you, personally, Beatrice, for every penny you have and will ever earn and that clinic WILL be shut down and sued into oblivion! You retaliate against me for a reasonable complaint, I will burn the entire edifice down (metaphorically) and you will have no one to blame but yourself.

OHHH MYYY GODDD! I…read morealways curse myself for not reading reviews before using a business! I cannot legally write what I hope happens to these people!!!!! I knew there were sc*mbags when they wanted cash. This old African who sounds like she has throat cancer (I'm not routing for it or anything, just sayin) tells us it's the policy. We ask why it wasn't in the e-mail. She thinks it over and tells us we have to pay cash even though it's their fault for not telling us. Sadly, we did manage to come up with it. I wish we hadn't!!! This place is the worst!!! My fiancé needed to see a "civil surgeon". This place was on the list, nearby and was the first to respond to e-mail. It is a terrible place filled with awful people. Most of the patients seem like drug addicts - stumbling around, banging into things and people. We finally thought this hell hole was out of our lives. We come home today and there is a bill from a lab for over A THOUSAND DOLLARS! I am blind and English is not my fiancé's first language. These bast*rds didn't tell us that the $365 didn't include the lab work. What the hell was it for?? $365 to take blood and fill out a form? I truly hope the bad karma these people put out in the world comes back to them soon.

Over a week ago, I went to my PCP's office for an annual checkup. Unfortunately, my EKG came back…read moreabnormal. I was worried about my heart beating too fast. I searched on my health insurance's website for nearby cardiologists. I came across Dr. Chen's contact information. Luckily, I was able to schedule an appointment for today on Monday morning. I walked over to Dr. Chen's office located inside of Prince Center for my 4:00 pm appointment. I arrived 30 minutes early to fill out the paperwork then paid for today's visit with my credit card. I answered all of the nurse practitioner's questions regarding my health. Also, a technician performed an EKG, an echocardiogram, and other ultrasounds. After I met with Dr. Chen, he recommended wearing a 24-hour heart monitor. Lol, I will sacrifice showering for one night. Tomorrow, I will be back to return the heart monitor. Wish me luck!

Dr. Chen is a cardiologist…read more Dr. Chen is very responsible, prompt, caring, and friendly. Care quality is very good. Expert of knowledge is very good. Availability is very good. Office environment is fair.