Normally an STD clinic, the Manhattanville Renaissance Health Center is now a BioReference…read more COVID-19 testing center. You have to make an appointment but you will still have to stand on a line around the corner. Register at: nyc.bioreference.com/antibodysurvey. Make sure to have your confirmation email and photo ID before you get on line. The line moves quickly and they have plenty of staff yelling at you to make sure you safely distance. Problem is that some of them don't practice what they preach. Once you see the phlebotomist people stop ordering you around and it becomes a better experience. My phlebotomist got me with one stick. Painless. You'll get your results back amazingly fast. I got mine in about 18 hours. Negative for antibodies. But that doesn't mean anything because a friend and her boyfriend were both confirmed positive for COVID but they both tested negative. Another friend with a confirmed case went to CityMD and got the positive he expected. So the testing is all over the place. At least the antibody test isn't as awful as the nose swab.

The place for a fast turn-around Covid test. Made my afternoon appt online that AM; walked in and…read morethere was NO waiting, this past Sunday afternoon. Nasal swab was gentle, not the brain stab I was fearing. Got results in 18 hrs. Facility is clean, friendly, welcoming, and orderly. Easier than dealing with schedule set-ups of for-fee walk-in clinics.

Geninuely surprised the ratings on here are so low. I'm guessing its for individual doctors…read more Well-- I had a great time. Popped into ZocDoc after realising it had been 1.5 years since my last pap. I hate ZocDoc because 4/6 times you get some shady place and an equally shady doctor. ALWAYS GOOGLE YOUR DOCTOR. ZocDoc has sponsored search results. I found a GYN and got an appointment for the following Saturday. The place is easy to find, and looks basic. The signage is a little annoying (GYN/CARD is downstairs.... but not on Saturdays. OK please mark that down.) Luckily a nurse found me wandering about. Call time was quick and my doctor, Chelsea was pleasant, funny, and kind. It was like talking to a friend. She explained everything to me and had me out in under 30 minutes. 10/10 would go again. I can't speak for the other doctors but the GYN department was cool and the front desk wasn't rude. The pharmacy is around the corner so if you have an emergency you can pop right over. I had a great time. Thanks Chelsea!!

Although This is the place I go too I don't feel it's 100% sometimes they keep you waiting for a…read morewhile just standing in front of the reception area and they kind of ignore you, so I'm not really thrilled doctors take forever to call you back with results so I'm not very pleased with that, they need to improve their patient client hospitality. It is also annoying when you get repeated calls when you have an appointment oxymoron.

Harlem is being gentrified on a level that is bursting at the seams. It's important for the…read morecommunity to come together and do OUTSTANDING HEALTH SERVICES such as Health United. For the true Harlemites that have roots in the community dating back for many years, we know how to take care of our own. Harlem United does most of their work with Volunteers and Donations. It's not easy but if we work together and be part of the solution and not part of the complaining we can accomplish the changes needed in Harlem and serving the HIV, In Recovery, and In need of jobs, all of the community wanting to make Harlem a better place to live.

From the owner: Founded to address the HIV epidemic, Harlem United is now a full-service community health care…read morecenter that provides comprehensive treatment for chronic conditions through accessible health care, supportive housing, prevention and testing services, and care coordination for its clients - regardless of race, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Annually, Harlem United provides dignified housing for over 900 formerly homeless people, conducts over 23,000 medical visits, engages over 10,000 people across all our programs, and provides over 20,000 hot meals and pantry bags to those in need.

Regina at the front is very rude and unprofessional. I was told by my doctor to come in for a lab…read moreand regina was annoyed and started being unprofessional. She said she would let me know if a nurse can fit me for my labs, so I wasn't going to be checked for sure. I left my job to attend this lab and it is very frustrating that I wont be seen. Other than the front desk, doctors are very nice and provide you with all the i formation you need. They answer all my question and I feel very comfortable talking to them.

f i had Zero to give i would. Front desk is totally unprofessional. The front desk failed to…read morecommunicate where am i going and why. Once i get to another young lady, as soon as i get to her she tells me "Mam sit down " i was confused?! Why tell me to go around to this young lady's face for her to tell me to sit down not once but twice without explanation, then her coworker touches her shoulder and she explains to me that they are texting the doctor to see if they can see me today. . These ppl messed up from the moment i got there. Telling me i had a video visit when my baby to get shots. It was just a mess. at the Front desk Maria had the nastiest attitude. This is bad for Presbyterian since they are number 1 in NYC and one of my favorite hospitals but this clinic for sure is not one to rely on. MARIA at the front desk needs a fixed attitude or a new job where she is happy because that young lady for sure miserable.

Started great and then seemed to go down hill. When this first opened in the neighborhood during…read morethe pandemic it seemed to be great. Fast service very communication etc. I went there recently and boy had things changed. There seemed to be a lazy I don't care attitude along with confusion on accounts and billing. The staff is knowledgeable but seems like the doctors are never there.

Be warned - call to check that they accept your insurance before wasting your time coming in. Their…read morewebsite is so basic with little detailed info other than that they accept most insurances. Not the case. The front desk woman who answered the phone was your average I don't give a sh*t about you New Yorker. Try saying your business name or anything when answering.

I was waiting to be seen for nearly three hours. I was not seen. When I requested to see a…read moresupervisor, waited for 30 minutes. Nothing. Terrible service, unprofessional and unfriendly nurse. DISAAPOINTED!!! DO NOT RECOMMEND!

This might the worst medical office i have ever been to, it takes half an hour to register ppl in…read more They open at 9am & the staff is still eating breakfast .

horrific customer service over crowded no place to sit your trapped in like sardines and if someone…read morecoughs the whole office will catch it

just now Avoid this…read moreplace unless it is your ONLY option. I went for an appointment there and had to wait over 4 hours. In addition, the was a problem with my prescription and insurance that required them to call my insurance company. They never called. I had to wait a week without my medication and then f eventually ended up having to pay for it out of pocket as I could no longer wait. I called them every day for updates and was completely given the run around

Two days ago, I called All Med up and asked to make an appointment to refill my birth control…read moreprescription. I am new to the area, and having started a job in the South Bronx, this location was the most convenient for me, considering I work long hours and have trouble making appointments before offices close. Unfortunately, the lady I spoke to on the phone told me they could not make a doctor's appointment late enough for me to get off work, and they instead suggested I visit their urgent care because they would "definitely" be able to get me a prescription. I went that day, and although the hours on the sign said open until 6pm, it was already closed at 5:30pm. Today, I sprinted out of work and made it there by 5pm. The receptionist then proceeded to tell me that the doctor refused to fill birth control prescriptions. "I already know he will tell you to get over-the-counter birth control or visit an OBGYN," she told me. Not gonna lie, I was so taken aback, I didn't even register at first that she was telling me to go buy condoms. When that realization finally set in, I asked her if he would fill the prescription if the birth control was used to control my migraines with auras, which are caused by hormones. She said, "maybe," which made it only more glaringly clear to me that his issue with birth control is rooted in sexism and out-dated notions about sex before marriage. She went to the back, and he apparently informed her that he would, in fact, not prescribe me birth control, no matter the reason behind my need for it. After a few muttered profanities under my breath and many profuse apologizes on her part, I left. Not only was the urgent care facility almost empty, so it would have been more than easy for him to see me, but also I was specifically told by All Med that I would be able to receive a birth control prescription through Urgent Care. I am extremely disappointed with the service that I received at All Med Urgent Care. I only wish I had asked for the physician's name, so I could personally call him out on yelp. I hope All Med investigates his practices because he clearly lacks professionalism.

I was met with genuine kindness and professionalism. They are absolute angels. A huge shout-out to…read moreHeidi, who was exceptionally compassionate and made all the difference in my experience.

Nutshell: Empty, long wait times, questionable employees (some sweet some odd)…read more The clinic seemed empty, arrived early, yet waited for forty minutes. Finally get someone, she was very sweet and helpful. Then at the end it took forever for the practitioner to come, not sure if this is a method of distraction but while speaking to me she abruptly shoved speculum in. No warnings what so ever, then proceeded to insert her entire hand right after the speculum.