Dr. Lowenthal has been my oncologist for over 10 years. That alone should be an endorsement,…read morebecause not that many cancer patients get to live that long. He is smart and stays on top of the current literature. He always has time for my questions and never treats them or me as trivial. Furthermore, his staff is compassionate and kind, especially the oncology nurses. Only complaint is that the office is often hectic and he's almost always running late. Making appointments early in the day saves wait time.

Dr. Poon has been a trusted name in my family for the past... decade or so. He's also been my…read morefamily pcp for that long, excluding the time when he didn't accept my insurance. My parents, relatives and I ALL love Dr. Poon. If I'm only rating Dr. Poon, I'd give him a 5, but putting everything else in, he unfortunately gets a star taken off. He is wonderful, but the people working at his clinic and the clinic condition itself (it's rather cramped and seating space is lacking) is really not ideal. I really liked his old receptionist because she seemed to know all the patients and where everything was and she was really nice. The current receptionists just don't strike "confidence" in your heart when they scramble all over the place to find your records. Now, I am not a medical expert. I can't vouch on how good Dr. Poon is as a doctor. However, I can say that he is probably one of the most patient person alive. You know how most doctors (esp. in Chinatown) have this really annoying "patient-in patient-out" attitude? Well, yes, you have to wait HOURS to see Dr. Poon, or maybe an hour if you have an appointment, but once it's your turn, no matter how many questions you have, he will calmly and patiently and as knowledgeably as possible, tell you what he knows of the answer. One thing I distinctly remember was when I had a medical emergency last year, he got so concerned about it that he (despite the monstrous lines outside) got the number of a specialist, then actually called and made an appointment for me (after making sure I would be free that day). I was dumbfounded. Recently, my mom was sick and I asked him a bunch of questions. he was trying to be as comforting as possible (despite that he didn't know what the doctors at the hospital were doing exactly) according to what he knows of the general procedures that doctors follow for similar situations. To my comment that "we always trusted him because at least he seems like he genuinely cares about his patients," he replied "isn't that why you become a doctor?" Not necessarily. But I'm glad I found one who feels that way.

Best family doctor!! He is both my doctor & my mom's…read more. When my mother had fallen ill, the care he put into my mother gave her and I such a relief. She had to be admitted to the hospital and although he wasn't affiliated with the hospital she was in, he took the time every evening to call and speak to mom's doctor at the hospital to follow up on her status. I mean... I can go on with the stories I have with him, but you get the idea... He is very patient and I feel he treats every patient as if they were his only patient. This is why I understand that the wait is long to see him. He doesn't rush what I have to say and he explains everything leaving me with no doubt when I leave his office. I recommend him to everyone!

Dr Channapragada, there is so much I have to say about this guy.. this review will never do him…read morejustice. He never met me before my visit. My problem was compliment and it appeared as if nothing was wrong.. I walked into his office with the attitude that no matter what this guy says I am going to the Hospital. Well my attitude wasn't needed.. He understood my condition so well He had me admitted to RWJ. Immediately. Once there he personally spoke to every doctor on my behave. Constantly keeping up on my progress. I could not have gotten the attention I needed without his help. I am deeply in his debt. This guy is no joke .do yourself a favor use him you will never regret it. I'm Dave iacovone and feel free to contact me for my complete opinion. The people that say they wait to long or are negative in that manor are wrong, he takes his time with every patient, listens understands and cares. So the little extra wait is well worth it. You want this guy on your side. DAVE

My daughter and I came here distraught and looking for answers. At the time my baby was a little…read moreover 13 months old and had what I thought was a lazy eye. We had been to 2 other pediatric opthamologist's before, both whom said surgery was needed. We went Dr. Yangs office, who she shares with Dr. Mickey. It was a very cute and inviting place being that most of the office is covered in Mickey and Minnie mouse, children's toys, books, and a drawing easel to entertain the little ones while they waited. Dr. Yang took us in with no insurance and even offered us a discount rate because of that. She was extremely upbeat and child friendly. She informed me that my daughter had a condition called esotrophia, which no other doctor had pointed out before. She also said that surgery was not necessarily needed and that it could be corrected by wearing glasses for a few years. So she decided that we would go that route, and wanted to wait and see how things progressed and go from there. As of right now my daughter still wears cute little.pink glasses at 3.5 years old. Her condition has drastically improved over time and we go back every few months to make sure of of that. Dr. Yang seems to be extremely knowledgeable in her field and doesn't act like it's a meat market, pushing surgery on everyone who comes through the door. I am ecstatic to have found her and will be bringing my daughter to her for as long she's needed.

Dr Yang is a wonderful doctor. She always put my daughter's mind at ease. If I have a question, she…read moretakes her time in answering. Office staff is great, too.

I can't be any more thankful for having such a great Gynecologist! I have been Dr. Shoman's patient…read morefor a year and a half, since day one I had a great experience. Him and his staff are extremely professional and are always there to answer all my questions. Mary always calls to confirm my appointments or to let me know when my test results are back in. The Hackensack office always has plenty of parking, is always very clean & not to mention that there's never a wait time. Thanks Dr. Shoman & wonderful staff for all your hard work!!!

If you didn't report my google review I wouldn't go posting elsewhere but since you find my…read moreexperience to be reportable sure, I'll post my horrible experience else where. I really wasn't going to write a review and I really don't care what negative thing you want to reply to me, I just want you to know the pain and suffering you costed me. This doctor for me was greaT during my pregnancy. I stressed to him since the day I saw him how nervous I was and how it was my first child and that I have anxiety. He was always really reassuring and answered all my questions. We planned my c section for maybe a month or two out and it was great. One thing I stressed to him was that I wanted things to be the way I wanted them. I was paying A high rate through my insurance to see him because I liked and trusted him. The day I was induced he showed up once to talk with me the second day. It was fine I didn't need him there and he had already had things planned out for me. I have anxiety so he knew I was going to be freaking out. He had medicine for me Incase of pain and even something to help with the nerves, it was great. The hospital knew how nervous I was as well and introduced me to every single individual that would be assisting in my c section it was really reassuring. Well c section time comes. Dr Shoman shows up like it's a party with another doctor. He never once mentioned before or even when he came to visit me that one of his "colleagues " would be there or be witnessing my c section because GOD TRUST AND BELIEVE IF I KNEW I WOULD OF SAID NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! He shows up with this random doctor who's literally behind his shoulder. I asked dr shoman to give me a second literally to proccess the feeling of anestesia and he ignored it started cutting and I felt a lot of pressure and I went into full blown panic mode and closed my eyes. I never once opened my eyes after that. It was the saddest thing I've ever done but this for me was so traumatic. He had to sedate me because I was crying and wouldn't open my eyes. I stressed to you from day one that I wanted things my way. You went behind my back bought a random stranger and you couldn't wait one single second for me. Because of how horrible and traumatic for me my birth way I experienced ppd with borderline psychosis. You caused me the worst birth and I had nightmares about it. I still replay all these details in my head and it makes me fucking sick and sad that things turned out like this that I didn't even want to open my eyes. I didn't even see my child's birth or enjoy it. I want you to know what you did to me was wrong and because of you I had a horrible birth and I was so traumatized by experience.i trusted you and because of you I had a horrible start to motherhood.

I am in the field with Debra and have had extensive conversations with her regarding mental health…read moreand have always found her to be extremely knowledgable and professional. I also know clients who have seen Debra and rave about her clinical skills.

Dr. Burke has been my pcp for the past 7 years. He has been nothing but professional &…read moreaccommodating. He is very knowledgeable in all aspects of medicine. His staff is also friendly & make u feel comfortable. Thank you Dr. Burke for being an awesome Dr. & most importantly, an awesome person!

As a patient of dr burkes for 4 years i was a bit hesitant due to lack of trust in the american…read morehealthcare system at a time of need i called explained my story and the man had me in his office 6 hours later trying to do anything he possibly could to help me he was there for me during covid his right hand nicole is by far the best person you want to meet shes done so much for me from last min reschedules to getting me my meds when work prohibited my scheduled visit these people do care about you but you have to care about yourself to make progress some reviews dont like how straight forward and blunt dr burke is but i love it if your acting like an ass he will tell you your acting like an ass these people are the reason ive been able to make sure i was on the right path fair warning do not waste this mans time there are people who genuinely need him and hes gone above and beyond for me i hope to one day return the favor thank you doctor burke and nicole for taking care of me in the roughest of times i could not be more grateful all my love and again thank you youve profoundly changed my life for the better 100 pct no doubt about it again do not waste this mans time hes there to help you not babysit or play bs games its as basic as help me help you id reccoomend him to anyone whos in a tight spot and in need of a real doctor

I did not have a good experience. It's been a year or over I'm still reconciling myself with the…read moreout come. She had the opportunity to improve my vision during Cataract surgery, which she told me she could do. On the day of the surgery, she said she could not, I believe, she thought did not have my prescription. Had she been transparent I would have reminded her she had the prescription because I paid her to do it. Now I'm living back dependent on glasses again. I hate to do a bad review but I've been struggling with the situation.

Dr. Rubinstein may be a wonderful doctor, but I wouldn't know. Due to her excessive overbooking, I…read morehad to leave after waiting 45 minutes past my scheduled appointment time, after finding out there was no way to estimate how much longer I'd still need to wait. I immediately assumed that leaving before seeing Dr. Rubinstein would be a likely outcome, given the 3 people waiting to be seen before me, in addition to however many people were already in the multiple exam rooms. In an effort to avoid what turned out to be an infuriating waste of time and money (I spent $75 on UBERs for this appointment), I asked the receptionist/office manager/PA (unsure of actual role) how long the wait time was estimated to be, immediately after I walked into the office. She said she couldn't tell me. I should have walked out then.  After 45 minutes, I was finally called in by the receptionist/office manager/PA. But not to see Dr. Rubinstein yet! Just to wait in an exam room that had opened up. On my way to the exam room, I passed by multiple other patients waiting in other exam rooms. So I explained that I needed this appointment to happen quickly, given how late it already was, on top of the bathroom being "out of order" (I was instructed to go to the local Pret a Manger if I wanted to use a bathroom). She again told me that she could not estimate how long I'd have to wait. So I told her I was leaving. I let someone at the front desk know why I was leaving, and he asked about rescheduling. I made it clear that I would not be rescheduling due to the overbooking and lack of bathroom.  As if the inability to properly schedule appointments wasn't bad enough, there seems to be a general lack of concern for patients' time and health. Because the office's bathroom was out of order, someone from Dr. Rubinstein's office should have informed all patients about the lack of a working bathroom in advance of their appointments. Patients should have been given the opportunity to decide whether to deal with this inconvenience or reschedule, especially given how long you are expected to wait. Luckily, the kind security guard at the front desk escorted me to the basement to use the staff's bathroom. But this is not the point. Dr. Rubinstein came highly recommended to me, and I remain appalled that I was treated as if my time and health do not matter. The good news is that there are plenty of other ophthalmologists in NYC, and I will get the proper care I need elsewhere.