Dr. Grochowski has been absolutely amazing--not only in helping me resolve long-standing issues but…read morealso in preventing new ones from occurring. The natural practices aligned perfectly with my style and empowered me to make decisions that helped me feel better quickly. I was extremely impressed by the determination to dig deep and get to the root cause of my problems without stopping short. Thanks to Dr. Grochowski and the team, I feel better than ever and have a positive outlook on my long-term health. I've always struggled to find doctors who demonstrate such analytical thinking and persistence, and I'm truly grateful to have found that here.

I originally waited over a month to see Dr. Sabina because I needed a referral to a GI specialist…read more My appointment itself was rushed but fine -- the doctor mostly wanted labs, which I did -- but the real problem has been the front desk. The young receptionist at this office is hands-down the rudest and most unprofessional staff member I've ever dealt with. She lied to me multiple times, telling me she had emailed my referral (she didn't), and even claimed she was faxing it to my GI doctor "while we were on the phone" -- which never happened. I called back several times over multiple days trying to get this handled, but she kept giving me the same excuses and attitude. This isn't just about bad customer service -- my GI symptoms were getting worse, and I had already been hospitalized months earlier, which made the referral urgent. Instead of helping, the receptionist acted like my situation didn't matter, lied repeatedly, and treated me with zero respect. It's unacceptable for a medical office to have a front desk that is this careless and dismissive toward patients who are already in vulnerable situations. If you're considering this office, just know that dealing with the staff -- especially the receptionist -- may be the biggest obstacle to actually getting the care you need.

Love Dr. Kim. She is amazing, caring and great bedside manners. She takes time to talk through…read moremedical history, helps think through and is thoughtful. Recommend!!

TLDR - Avoid Dr Chen. Dismissed clear symptoms indicative of abnormal growths in my breast. Later…read moresaw a breast surgeon told me was very good I did not ignore as this can degrade to malignant cancer. This medical group was not helpful, sympathetic, proactive or caring through this medical episode. Flagged symptoms to Chen at my annual and was told it's nothing. No imaging ordered or follow up. Issues persisted 6 months later and I returned. Chen said it's probably nothing but would order Ultrasound for my "peace of mind" but would be fine. No urgency or concern. Fast forward, I have ultrasound which shows abnormal nodule suspicious enough to warrant breast biopsy. Chen was unavailable to discuss my results, findings or concerns in between ultrasound and biopsy. Failed to send the required referral to the Imaging Center after I requested this 3 times. Chen did not call me back after my 5 calls to the office. Chen responded to one of my 6 MyChart messages the day after my biopsy saying she had nothing more to offer than what the radiologist said. After the biopsy, Chen did not check in on me. The results showed an intraductal papilloma which was symptomic and requires follow up with a breast surgeon. Dr Chen told me to be happy and this is good news. Chen refused to help in requesting my medical images which were needed for my surgical consult. I had a very hard time getting these from medical records and Chens group was unwilling to offer any help. I've asked Chen to upload my ultrasound and biopsy results to MyChart for consolidation of medical records. This has not happened. Chen was unfortunately very absent, unhelpful and severely dismissed my clear symptoms that should have received prompt follow up a year ago. Some of the worst medical care I've had in my life but consistent with the care I've received at Mount Sinai.

Ok, so it might be considered a tad strange to review your OBGYN. Talking about your doctor,…read moreespecially your Gynecologist, is considered private subject matter for some women. It's like the Seinfeld episode when Jerry asks a few women who their personal doctor is and gets slapped in the face. That's kinda how I feel about writing this in public domain but then again, a quality doctor is so hard to find. How else will you know if they're good unless the patient reviews?? I discovered Dr. Gershowitz by way of my Uncle. I know strange but my Uncle worked for Montefiore Medical Center for almost 25 years so when it came to doctors he always had the best resources. I've been going to Dr. Gershowitz for a few years now and after some pretty crappy OBGYN experiences, she is the best. Nice bedside manner and gets down to business. Prepares and explains everything she is going to do. Is thorough in her questioning and seems genuinely concerned about her patients well being. She will always give her honest opinion as a doctor, not as someone promoting a medication. Things to know: -The office line is usually busy. Keep trying. - Expect for it to be hard to get an appointment. When you call be prepared that your appointment may be scheduled weeks or even months in advance. -They don't take debit or credit card payments under $20 so if your co-pay is less, bring cash. -Dr. Gershowitz is perpetually late and sometimes disappears after your appointment even if she wants to talk to you. Be patient, schedule at least 60-90 minutes in your own calendar for your visit. Another secret tip, Dr. Gershowitz is quite liberal with BC samples. A nice plus.

I used to love this doctor, but lately it's just not the same. The receptionists are rude,…read moreunfriendly, and uncaring. And Dr. Gershowitz used to be very warm and seemed to care about your problems, but I went in a few months ago concerned about a potential STD and she brushed off my concerns saying my symptoms were "most likely" a result of my birth control. I insisted on being tested anyway, and luckily although they did come back negative for STDs, I did have a bacterial infection that would have gotten worse if I didn't treat it. It just frustrates me that my doctor, who has supposedly been in this field for a long time, would downplay legitimate concerns and symptoms. I felt like she was in such a rush to see other patients that my concerns were being treated like I just wanted attention. Then when I called for a follow-up appointment, I was told the next available was over 2 months away. Maybe this is just a NYC thing, but it's totally ridiculous to me that someone should have to wait TWO MONTHS to take care of their health. It's great she's so popular, but maybe she should limit taking new patients so she can actually take care of the ones she already has. I'm finding another gyno that actually has time for me.

Dr. Diamond comes across indifferent and condescending, making it very difficult to have a…read moreproductive conversation with her. I had a terrible experience with her several years ago and thought I should say something about it. I was experiencing severe pain and anemia-inducing heavy bleeding for years and was referred to Dr. Diamond. Based on imaging, she told me I had a "very small fibroid" and that there was no reason that such a small fibroid should be causing me severe pain. She suggested an IUD. I was not comfortable with the idea of something being inserted in my uterus given the symptoms I was having, but she was uninterested in setting me at ease with this approach or answering my questions about how and why it might help. Frustrated after a conversation in which I was made to feel like I was stupid and wasting her time, I left without any treatment plan. Fast forward 3 years later, I'm in the ER with severe pain and bleeding. Eventually I was diagnosed with advanced adenomyosis; a hysterectomy put an end to the problem. That it was adenomyosis explains the symptoms and also why the "fibroid" was so small -- it wasn't a fibroid at all. Adenomyosis is difficult to diagnose, so I don't fault Dr. Diamond for missing it, but if I hadn't felt so defeated by my interaction with her, I might have pursued diagnosis and treatment sooner and lost fewer years of fully productive life and work. Instead I just gave up until it became an emergency.

Many of these reviews point to a brusque and/or dismissive attitude after the first visit or two…read more Those reviews are right on. Still, I tried a few more times. After worsening, I walked away thinking why would someone want to stay in a practice and take care of patients if they are apathetic or annoyed with them? The staff could be warm or cold but definitely sinking over my two years. In addition, the covering physicians at night/weekends acted as if they were doing me a HUGE favor to return a call. One got his knickers in a bunch ("I'm at dinner. What do you want."). Suuuuuuuch an acute inconvenience for him was my physical pain because lo! He had to call in a script. Redistribute your health $$$ to a professional, not a place-holder, and secure your health.

The best. Personal service, follows up with patients, never an issue getting an appointment, always…read morelooking out for the best interest of the patient, provides great advice. Very very pleased with this doctor, my family and I moved out of the area and will still keep her as a family doctor. I should add that she was able to diagnose a condition to a family member that would likely take a while to detect were she not our doctor. This allowed for early intervention and treatment. Thank you!

Amazing physician and human being. I happen to be in health care myself. She's gone above and…read morebeyond my expectations every time I've been to see her. She's open to unconventional methods, and has an amazing ability to listen with compassion. It's extremely apparent that she absolutely loves what she does, and is great at it.

Dr Felig came recommended by my primary care physician when the time came to get my colonoscopy…read more While it took some time to get a scheduled appointment, I found him and his staff very professional and approachable. I had a colonoscopy and endoscopy at the same time; he was punctual, everything went without a hitch and he himself called me personally the next day to give me the results of the biopsies. He made what could have been a stressful procedure way easier and I recommend him fully.

She's a very caring, knowledgeable doctor, full of common sense. I'm so relieved that she was…read morerecommended to me. She bothers to consider the role that diet and exercise play in one's health, and for that I am grateful. All too often, doctors consider only a person's age rather than their actual physical condition. I have to say that the receptionist was out when I arrived, and something is the portal seems to be down. I told her I'd try to access it when I was back in the office, but I've still had no luck. The receptionist does not seem to be as kind and professional as Dr. Jackson is, but I hope it was just that I came on a bad day.

It had been more than a year that I have been seeing Dr Jackson and I have to say that she is one…read moreof the most pleasant and professional doctors I've had. She truly attends to all my medical needs in a timely manner. She has been there to hear my medical concerns and has offered the best attention to them. She has specific office hours so it is important to check and be aware of them. Although, I do appreciate the way she has attended to me on walk-in because of an urgent emergency. She goes over any medication process thoroughly and seems to have a genuine concern about her patients. I never feel rushed when visiting her office because she takes her time making sure my questions are answered and I'm well taken care of. I appreciate Dr Jackson so much. I'm so happy to have her as my medical doctor.

I saw Niru for gyne visit. She put me at ease right away for a sensitive concern. She was very…read morepatient and thorough. I really felt like she addressed all my concerns and left with a clear plan about next steps. I'm so grateful to have found her and feel like I'm in great hands!

I saw nirupa as a GYN at NYU. I saw her because of concerns with my cycle that are associated with…read moreestrogen dominance. I asked her to send me for bloodwork. She wrote me a script for TSH (which is completely irrelevant & makes no sense to test for under my circumstances) & she did not include any reproductive hormones in the bloodwork. When I asked for more testing, she became defensive & refused to send me for bloodwork for basic hormones like estrogen & testosterone. She said those tests aren't necessary (reminder all my cycle symptoms point to estrogen dominance) & she said she doesn't know how to read those results. A practitioner who's working in a GYN office who doesn't know how to read basic reproductive hormones?? She should be ashamed of herself. If you just need a pap & absolutely no further GYN care, maybe she would be fine to see. However, I would see a male GYN before seeing her again & that speaks volumes.