Dr. Patel has been my oncologist for the past three years... I am a surviving breast cancer patient…read more.He is the most attentive, ambitious and dedicated person I've met who's completely exceeded beyond my expectations. Having cancer is something no one expects or could prepare to go through, although since day one he has always had a plan for whatever obstacles came my way during my cancer journey. Even with the unexpected things that came with cancer, Dr Patel always immediately came up with ways to help me throughout my journey. Now that I am currently going through remission, he still makes sure he does everything in his ability to prevent reoccurrence as best as he can. He answers all questions I have and makes recommendations whenever it's needed. Although, he is human and can't prevent certain circumstances he always made sure to not only be a doctor but someone who always supported me through my journey unconditionally. He would be happy for all my achievements throughout my journey and even supported me through my most challenging days. I couldn't be more grateful to have Dr. Patel as my oncologist and someone I genuinely consider like family!!

I made my appointment via ZocDoc but realized, after I called the office that morning, that they do…read morenot honor appointments made through ZocDoc. It was frustrating because I took a day off from work in order to make it to my ZocDoc appointment. I ended up scheduling an appointment with a different doctor who luckily had an availability that day. My suggestion to the facility is to have one system of record for appointments. If it's ZocDoc, stick with ZocDoc. Otherwise, don't even make your doctors available for booking at ZocDoc. Someday, someone will show up at their ZocDoc appointment date/time and find out that they do not have an appointment. Another downside to this place is they do not have appointments outside of work hours and weekends. I came a few minutes ahead of my scheduled appointment time, checked in, and waited 45 minutes total in the waiting room. I heard another lady in the waiting room complain that she has been waiting for 45 minutes as well. Possibly leaving some buffer time in between adjacent appointments will alleviate the long wait times. The saving grace for this place are the front desk staff, nurses and doctor are sweet and nice. Another perk is they have wide selection of free coffees, teas and water for you to enjoy while you wait. Otherwise, this place has much room for improvement.

I had a bad year in 2018. Like two surgeries and an ER/hospital stay bad. Ended up with low…read morehemoglobin /ferritin levels to a point where the ER staff wasn't letting me go to the bathroom without using a wheelchair. Anyway, that's how I ended up at HHO and under the care of Dr. Patel. I was referred here by my (former) gynecologist(who was the reason I ended up so sick in the first place). I was skeptical after all that had happened and I didn't trust my gyno at all but geez... I'm so glad I was able to get treated at HHO. Yes, you only really see your primary doctor a few times for initial consult and check ins, but I expect that from any medical office. Dr. Patel is the nicest doctor I've ever had in my life. I wish he was a primary care physician because he is honestly the only doctor I've actually felt comfortable around and one of the only ones that I feel takes patients seriously. For example : today I went in for the first time since losing my job in November and two things occurred : 1. When Dr. Patel found out the was the reason I hadn't been in, he told me to always let him know those things because he wants to make sure that his patients get the care they need regardless. There was not a moment during that exchange where I questioned his sincerity. 2. After finding out my initial results came back okay, he asked a few follow up questions since I mentioned I was having the fatigue and brain fog issues I normally have with anemia. Because of some travel I'd done recently and being from the land of deer ticks (PA), he suggested getting tested for Lyme. This is HUGE. People... Doctors never take lyme disease seriously. If a doctor is suggesting to get tested and you don't have to convince them... You struck gold. He knows his stuff. I also LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the nurses here. I was getting weekly iron IV treatments for a few months and I got to know the nursing staff well. I love all of them-- every last one of them. I still need to bake them a cake for being amazing. When I lost my job, they were so sweet, helpful, and kind. And not to mention... I don't get my weight checked when I go because of my history with an eating disorder. One time someone had me do it and then announced my weight loudly, it shook me to the core and one of the nurses noticed and took care of the situation.. Next time I came in she was switching shifts but stopped to check in to make sure that my request for no weigh ins was respected and gosh... Just being remembered and cared about goes such a long way :) I know some of this review is long and rambling but I really love this office and the staff and it's hard to write about them without getting emotional. I highly, highly recommend them if you are looking for a hemotologist /oncologist.

Scheduled for a 2 o'clock oral surgery. Told to arrive two hours early left waiting for four hours…read morewith a child that missed school and hasn't eaten. Unprofessionalism at its best. nothing said to patient or parent while waiting.

December 20, 2021 I escorted my friend to Jersey City Medical Outpatient Center. Our trip from…read moreBrooklyn, New York to Jersey City almost didn't happen. We encountered ambulette, wheelchair and miscommunication problems. We were tired, hungry and feeling defeated. The receptionist and medical team were extremely nice, caring and kind. 5 stars especially to Victor Rivera, Boris and the P.A. who helped my friend ease her nervousness, submitting insurance paperwork, questions etc. Mr.Rivera gave us a treat of coffee and bagels. He kept the center open and allowed us to wait (1 hour +) for our ambulete. Thank you all for your extreme kindness and compassion. Happy Holidays!

This year marks my 20 years as a breast cancer survivor…read more I cannot thank Memorial Sloan Kettering and their staff enough for the thorough care and support throughout the years of treatment. MSKCC has the top oncologists and nursing staff in the country. I am still a patient for annual check-up. I highly recommend Dr Alexandra Heerdt. She is an outstanding surgeon. My Oncologist, Dr Curry has since retired, but the follow up care from RN Cannon and her team is exceptional. God bless those who are going through the most difficult diagnosis. There is hope. Thank you for reading.

The waiting room area is large and always clean. There are also snacks and coffee. The front desk…read morestaff do their jobs well. Everyone is nice and respectful. I get great care here from the doctors, nurses and other staff.

Hey Steven Gruenstein, MD thank you for seeing me the other day…read more When you saw my Cachexia and mentioned Cachexinol to help I was a bit worried. But after finding Cachexinol online and getting it for free I am doing much better. You are amazing!

Honest, patient, kind and excellent - all the things you want in an oncologist. Dr. G. will help…read moreyou find out what ails you. His compassion and caring are so important as he respectfully helps with your cancer questions.

Dr. Iyengar not only took care of my husband with the utmost care but was there for myself and my…read moredaughters as we went through this cancer journey together. He is a very caring and competent doctor who is always available to not only the patient but the family. We are grateful to both Dr. Iyengar and his son, Dr. A. Iyenger, for all they did with my husband's treatment.

After 7 MRI'S indicated metastatic cancer and seeing 3 doctors during that first year,15 years ago,…read moreI was still without the diagnosis that indicated the primary source needed for treatment. I was beyond frustrated, desperate, and so depressed all I could do was cry the first time I met Dr. Iyengar. He patiently put me at ease by asking questions about my pain, my life, and my family being sincerely interested in me as an individual. I owe my life to Dr. Iyengar. He has guided me through extremely aggressive courses of Chemotherapy, 16 rounds of Radiation, a DVT, Sepsis -- twice -- along with a myriad of ailments throughout the years. Dr. Iyengar has always sought the best treatments available, as-well-as providers of those treatments. His delicate management of my pain medication has enabled me to have a much higher quality of life than otherwise possible. Unfortunately he has had to repeatedly fight with my insurance company to advocate my treatment which is beyond stressful and unhealthy in itself. An entire generation of baby boomers should not have to fight so hard to stay out of pain. Dedicated physicians should not have to spend countless hours defending their treatment plans to inferiorly educated insurance company employees who must follow rules designed to make money for their company -- not caring about the pain and anguish of the very people who pay hundreds of dollars a month for coverage.

This is such a wonderful facility! The facility is clean and professional. It creates a great…read morewelcoming environment for the patients. It's a great place to come to have labs drawn, injections administered, and chemotherapy infusions for cancer patients. The staff here are empathetic, helpful, and kind. The quality of care is top notch due to the certified nurses who work here. Every single nurse here is a ray of sunshine. I would recommend anyone who is looking for cancer care and treatments to come here.

My aunt husband came here to get some check up follow needle shots , He usually goes to the…read moreMemorial sloan Kettering hospital in Manhattan on the upper east side for follow ups , But the nurse here are very kind hearted , Please give them a raise , Jenny from the front desk a sweetheart she ask me if i needed a wheelchair when i walked in , and Amy the nurse , and i didnt get the next nurse with the red scrubs name she was , there a avery kind , she is in the picture below . Two thumbs up Memorial Sloan Kettering Brooklyn infusion cancer center , Keep up the good work and blessings to you guys for making this a pleaseant follow up check up , Much love P.S. there literally in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn/Fort Greene areas on Flatbush avenue & Atlantic Avenue , with shopping at Atlantic Terminal and shops on Flatbush Avenue , and Near by Fulton street mall (walking distance ) and plus the Barclays Center is block away there a Dunkin Cafe' or Starbucks Cafe' near by if you need some snacks . Very convivent by the mta transporation: Bus: B41,B103, B67,B45, B25,B38 etc buses Subway: 2,3,4,5,B,Q,D,N,R,-Trains. Atlantic Avenue , Barclays Center (L.I.R.R- Atlantic Terminal-Flatbush Avenue) or C-Train . Lafayette street , Train station. (Late Nights the A-Train stops here ) or G-Train. Fulton street, Train station.