DO NOT GO HERE. Avoid sending any loved one here. I cried in physical discomfort during my stay and…read morewas told that the longer I cried the longer it would take for a doctor to see me. They told me my behavior (crying and begging for help after being ignored for physical pain) was "unacceptable" and would lead me to be admitted for a month. They threatened to sedate me if I didn't stop crying. They also told me that I had to wait for my parents to return (they had never left the emergency room) to discharge me. Do not- under any circumstances - put a loved one under their care. The NPs were horrific and there are more reasons they remove phones from the rooms than for patients "safety".

awful awful awful do not go here under any circumstance…read moreterrible staff. totally misdiagnosed my mother and dismissed her telling her she's perfectly fine.

My first experience with the team was good. The place is not hard to find especially I am…read morefamiliar of the area. The doctor office is on the second floor of a clean and neat building. They made the admission procedure so easy. There is an option for pre/check either via app or their check-in machine inside the waiting room. There is also an option to see the admission personnel directly upon walking in. I was called right away by the medical assistant. The wait was short. As explained, she was trying to make the ball rolling as Dr Yu is quite behind on her schedule. Momentarily, the physician came in the room. She is the sweetest doctor I met. She seems knowledgeable and very thorough on what procedure I will be going to. She walked me out to her scheduler and was looking forward to see me on my procedure the following month. I could not wait as I heard that she is a good doctor.

I had requested my paperwork over a year ago.I was advised it was sent to my lawyer.I left Linda…read moremany voicemails and she has never had the common courtesy of returning a call.She did however finally return my lawyer s call .I had to go there to pick up my records.Linda is to busy to help patients.She is a very unprofessional and rude . Linda should not be working with the public.I would never recommend this horrible place.

I recently toured the maternity ward at Long Island Jewish Medical Center before my due date, and I…read morehave to say, our tour guide Brenda was phenomenal. Brenda, I doubt you'll ever see this review, but you truly made the experience special. You were informative, welcoming, and made sure everyone understood exactly what to expect and where to go when the big day arrives. My partner and I were actually the only people on the tour who already had children, while everyone else were first-time moms and dads. It turned into such a nice experience because some of the other parents even came to us with questions or for advice whenever Brenda stepped away for a moment. It created a very supportive atmosphere. During the tour, we got to see the labor and delivery area, as well as the postpartum rooms. We also happened to see a new mom walking through the hallway with her newborn, which was such a sweet and special moment. Another nice touch was seeing the statistics for how many baby boys, baby girls, and twins had been delivered there this year. The tour was extremely informative and really helped ease any confusion about where to go and what to expect on delivery day. The hospital renovations also look great everything feels updated and well maintained.

Thank you to the E.R. staff and observation unit; the treatment and service I received were…read moreoutstanding. Thank you, Nurse Anitha Thomas, Dr. Khan, P.A. Amanda, P.A. Keisha, Dr. Persaud, and P.A. Schiavetta. I was here for 2 days.

Care was okay, but didn't appreciate the doctor's halfbaked attempt at humor. My son's last name…read moreis Wong, and the dr made some sort of comment as a joke (wrong/right) etc. of course my 12yo son's 2nd gen American so it he wouldn't understand (he actually has never faced direct racism yet) -- but i recognized it and it felt awkward, grew up with stuff like that my whole life despite being born here in New York. (I didnt say anything out of respect but ill blast him right here, why would you cause patients to feel uncomfortable due to YOUR lack of cultural competence), mind you, HR should write you up. wasn't there a more appropriate way to come in to greet us? why not ask about school or 'oh you aren't feeling well today? why try to be a comedian and then be borderline annoying as fck and make things awkward. bts why do Caucasian men always feel the need to break the ice with some corny ass borderline racist joke? (never experienced this with women professionals), not to mention that the doctor was in effect making fun of my son's last name (Wong). Was that really necessary? to a 12 year old? yes, REALLLLY APPROPRIATE, and cmon old man, give it up, you aren't really as funny as you think. its actually stupid. i think if I encounter this again elsewhere I will just call them out. Because i know how to greet someone appropriately and in a professional manner and it should be called out when someone obviously doesnt know how to do this.

I have been waiting 40 mins; there's no one in the waiting room. I have been here many times with…read moremy kids and never waited this long. Idk what is going on but the girls at the desk are literally useless- what's the point of having 2 ppl sitting there if we need to check in our phone?? This is very upsetting. I came in for my son to get a strep test and this is too long a wait for a simple test.

Reading the reviews of past visitors, I see no pictures, no profile picture, zero friends, outdated…read morereviews. My rant is, users Yelped to make a complaint and das (That's) it. My findings today, at 611 Northern Blvd, there is a huge park and lock/ parking lot and I believe they have a lot underneath I saw it when I drove past the aisle that I meant to turn into. I found out that they have two elevator entrances on both sides of the building. Going inside to the doctor's office, there's a glass entrance as you enter the suite you walk to check-in there's 5 windows numbered and marked with the doctor's name , a chart in the front to direct you to which window that coincides with each doctor. It seems well organized. A huge spacious waiting area is provided with a few high top seating, a double seater, and a lot of single chairs. The aesthetics are, as any doctor's office; you know, a bunch of medical docs (no pun intended, but it just happened) and brochures as well as advertisement. I had a pleasant visit from check in to check out. Dr. Danoff was jovial and I did appreciate that. It was great humor with eye contact. My visit was for joint issues. Dr. Danoff was every thorough with providing detailed information and I did feel comfortable seeing him. I've heard that he was a really good doctor, first impression... So far so good! Another reason to .... Inspire more, Yelp more!

Sicken Front desk experience. My wife having knee problems,…read moreso she went for the gel injections but turns out she has more pain on her knee after getting the gel injections. We are not knocking the doctor or the nurses. But the outpatient desk. Very very rude and unprofessional. When we check in on the second visit we started to notice how poorly their interaction with the patients. But today was worse, all these front desk people are like a gang. In front of us, the lady who checked us in at there desk openly saying loudly check to outpatient desk, "see if they have co-paid" and watching us with an attitude, while we wait for our follow up. And the outpatient desk is giving us attitude, like we don't understand this. Very Very unprofessional. I had to say openly deescalate, He was upsetting us, wife is in pain. And all that was needed just give us our papers and some advice on the next step. I leave them in Gods hand. But i will pray for justice.

This is a review of Dr. Sergey Rhektman, not the entire dept…read more My appointment was scheduled for 9:30 AM. I arrived early at 9:15 AM, yet I was not seen until 10:54 AM--over an hour past my appointment time. When the provider finally entered, there was no acknowledgment of the delay, no greeting, and no apology. He immediately began asking questions, demonstrating a clear lack of basic bedside manner and professionalism. More concerning, despite being part of my care team since the onset of my DRESS syndrome on March 2nd, the provider came to this visit without any thoughtful or proactive care plan. I was met with uncertainty and repeated statements like, "I don't know if there's anything we can do," which was both surprising and deeply disappointing. Given his full visibility into the severity and progression of my condition, I expected a clear path forward--especially regarding the lasting skin damage. Instead, there was a complete absence of direction, reflecting a serious gap in continuity of care, accountability, and patient-centered treatment. Overall, the experience felt dismissive and unproductive, leaving me questioning the value of the visit altogether.

If I could give this place no stars I would. Last year I had a blackhead on my neck that I had…read moreremoved from here, fast forward to now it grew a cyst and it became infected and I urgently needed it to be removed. They came in looked at it and said there's nothing we can do. They squeezed it played with it, nothing we can do. They told me I need to find a surgical derm that can removed it. I find the surgeon here he says he can only do it May 21. Outrageous I cannot wait that long. I find another derm in Amityville, took me the next damn day, removed the infection put me on antibiotics, will take the root of it out next week when antibiotics are finished. He said if I would've waited until May 21st it would've been so bad and would've lead to other things. This place has lost a patient.

my nephew came in and was supposed to go to have an scan of his head…read more this place they ignored him for practically almost 3 weeks his grandmother was there they ignored her like she was nothing long story short he passed away last night because of all the negligence that this hospital has done, especially the fourth floor this hospital is a deaf trap. I would not recommend anyone to come here.

This has been a super long journey with LIJ... I believe I started coming here back in 2018, so…read moremany of the nurses who have been may have remembered me. Well, in 2020, I was diagnosed with a RARE condition called "Nutcracker syndrome". After 4 surgeries LIJ is the only place I can go to. I have specialist who I have known due to me always being in this place. Well Dr.Rosca is the man... I can't thank him enough first of all. Then the vascular I&R team smh damn I love them... The 9th floor this floor gets a special place in my heart. I can't thank these ladies from the nurse director, to nurse manager and assistant manager yall was the best supportive team ever. The pain I have dealt with and being there the last 14 days had me depressed and these ladies gave me the best health experience.