The best doctor ever Doctor Gabr is above and beyond and…read morework tirelessly towards a healthy outcome

I never leave reviews but the front desk staff was so insanely rude that I had to just walk out.read more

So far so do good. Fast service good service. Good ordinary care doctors. Don't know what my friend…read moreand others were complaining about. Security is nice. Just wish they emailed appointment reminders to email or by mail

Could not have ran to write this comment soon enough. I was seen in the physical medical rehab…read morerehabilitation department (PMR) and from the start, the receptionist was unkind and the physician was 30 minutes late to get me for my appointment. Whenever I got to the appointment, I explained that I just had major hip surgery and that all of the pain management I have done so far is not working. The attending (who I think needs to retire from his job completely, which is just a whole other story), said that I will just see another specialist and that they cannot do anything else for me and that I should just ice my hip. At the end of my appointment, I recap to the provider that they are doing nothing for me, and they are essentially sending me to a different provider who does the exact same thing as this provider and they said yes. Patient care is about advocating for the patient not just passing the buck along and I feel like that's exactly what is going on here and nobody wants to assume responsibility. It's really a shame and I was hoping to establish my care at the Brooklyn VA as I just moved here but unfortunately, one thing after another. I realize that this is not a patient centered center. Truely sad .

ambulatory recovery room was the best. after my hernia surgery they woke me up and made me feel…read morewelcome back to the land of the living. especially Jamie, who treated me with kindness and respect. Being that I'm half Italian, and her being of Italian descent, we kind of got that warm connection of our heritage kicking in right away, which made the recovery process run a lot smoother than normal. Cheers to you, Jamie, hats off to a wonderful sweet girl and an excellent employee of 20 years of service to a great Hospital.

I was in pain , so I went to the stand alone ER around 6 pm which is very nice. I was told because…read moreof my other health problems I would have to go to the main hospital and was told that they had to take me by ambulance . I waited in the ER until around 2am when they decided to take me over. When I arrived it was the worst ER that I have ever been in . I was wheeled right up against another patient who was vomiting into a bucket , on the other side was a man who was having psychiatric problems . I saw a PA and had blood taken ..No curtains in between just all the stretches pushed together . They finally wheeled me over to a room on the side that looked like a storage room where I stayed for a few more hours, no one else came in and there was no way to get a nurse , sides on the bed up so no way to get to the bathroom . I finally at around 6 am saw a heavy set woman who worked there . She walked in the room apparently to get supplies she may have been a nursing assistant I'm not sure . I asked if she could call the nurse for me she just turned and looked at me as she walked back out and with a big smile on her face just shook her head NO!!! Unbelievable !! I was there until around 9 pm when I was finally admitted . Don't go there it is the worst hospital emerg. Room that I have ever been to and if I ever find out who that woman was there will be lots of phone calls and complaints . What a horrible experience

great place, when you are in pain, Dr. Mike is amazing and his experience seperates hoim from…read moreanyone else.

I'm writing to make people aware of a horrible experience I had with a pain-management doctor I…read moresaw last Friday. Dr. Hedayatnia, was not in that day and they explained, I'd need to see Dr. Marsha Fridman as she was the only pain specialist available. I was grateful to have found someone and agreed. When Dr. Fridman ultimately came into the examining area, she asked me who referred me and I said, "my neurologist" whose name I'm deliberately leaving out. Her first words were: "oh, I love your neurologist!" and feeling like this was a friendly first moment, I agreed, "yes, me as well...he's terrific". She then asked me why I had come in and I told her that I suffer from an extremely rare and acute illness called Burning Mouth Syndrome and that I feel like my mouth and tongue are continuously being lit on fire, 24/7 --- She very abruptly interrupted me, saying: "oh, I've never heard of this..." I attempted to explain a bit about what's thought to cause it, my frighteningly painful symptoms, and the various courses of treatment I'd sought out over the past 4 months. She looked it up on her phone and got her novice education in Burning Mouth Syndrome. Again, she so nastily said: "well I don't know what this is...I don't even know why you're here? Where's your neurologist, HE should be treating you..." I told her I'd just seen him two days earlier and that he referred me for pain management. I further explained that I have an appointment with an oral pathologist on August 31st who specializes in this disease but am in such dire pain that I'm afraid I'm not going to make it another month in this kind of shape and that I needed something for pain to get me to that point. By this stage of our appointment, I had completely broke down and cried, feeling incredibly scared that yet ANOTHER doctor else wasn't going to be able to help me...she almost mocked my tears, saying again: "I don't know why you're here and how I'm supposed to treat something I've never heard of?" I felt like I was inconveniencing her. I reiterated, "doctor...I am just asking you, please...please, just prescribe something for me that can numb the pain until my appointment at the end of the month..." Her immediate segue was: "OH, I see...you want narcotics...you came here to get narcotics and I can't give them to you..." She said this in such an abrasive and judgmental way, immediately stereotyping me as some kind of addict...I told her, "I came here for pain management to try and stop the hellish burning as I don't know if I'm going to survive until the end of this month without something to help take the pain away!" I was absolutely crying out of control, in horrendous pain. I begged her: "please don't just abandon me in so much pain...I'm not going to make it". Her response: "Oh, well if you're going to threaten to harm yourself, I'm calling an ambulance and sending you to the hospital..." I said "yes, because of your complete lack of compassion and blatant cruelty, maybe I will go ahead and harm myself...yes, please call an ambulance..." Once that was established, I tried to ask her: "can you please make sure I'm taken to NYU Langone Hospital; as that's where most of my doctors are affiliated...?" She nastily said: "I have NO control over this...you'll get sent where you're sent..." I waited about 10 minutes and Dr. Fridman made one final appearance: "anything else I can do for you Mr. _______?" I didn't even answer her. Moments later, the police came followed by the paramedics. I asked if I could be taken to NYU Langone and was very happily told: "oh course you can, sir..." While having my vitals done, I told the ENT about my horrible experience with this doctor, once again, Dr. Marsha Fridman. The ENT was absolutely horrified and said: "write a letter to your referring physician and...leave a review on Yelp..." In the ambulance, I wrote to my primary care doctor who received my cry for help and had an extensive panel of bloodwork waiting for me when I arrived in the ER. Feeling desperate again for relief as the pain just continues to be at a level that no human being should suffer from, I called my oral surgeon who had prescribed a few Percocet a few weeks earlier. They barely do anything, but I needed something, so he wrote me a script for 8 additional tablets which were delivered that night. I was at NYU Langone for about 4 hours. They advised I see a rheumatologist to determine whether I have Sjogren's Syndrome. The pain was not and has still yet to be resolved and I continue to suffer. I'm a very reasonable man. I allow people to be themselves and always look for silver-linings, but Dr. Fridman was just the single most horrible medical experience I've ever had. I will never forget her look of absolute apathy as I sat there writhing in agony. I am going to send this to the A.M.A. and a step further, the Department of Justice. This person should not be practicing medicine, period.

Dr. Faisola is amazing . Dr Giri the endocrinologist there was life saving for me I've been her…read morepatient for 15+ years his 2 years . but the staff is horrendous. The secretaries seem to think they are doctors and seem to think they know better about your care than you and your doctor. I needed prior authorization for a medication it was coded incorrectly and when I called to have them fix the issue as per my insurance company, I was told I didn't need the medication and there's nothing they can do. I then called my doctor who said he'd try to fix the issue. I've been without my meds for 6 weeks and have gone backwards with my health. But according to his clerical staff I don't need the meds. Maybe I should go to the hospital is what they said to me.

I love brooklyn comprehensive been with them when they were on 16th street and I plan to stay with…read morethem. Love Dr Fasola,

Amazing Dr. I love the wbtire office. They speak Cantonese, mandarin, English…read more Dr. YONK is very busy but he's definitely a keeper as a PCP. He has great referrals also, and he would work with you with recommendations based on your needs. He has great bed side manner The front desk girls are very helpful and kind . Everyone in there is very pleasant. My mother goes there also, she's the one that recommended me thisnplace It gets very busy in there and people get hangry lol because most of the appointment you have to be NPO But everyone tries their best to get you in asap.

over billing for office visit, and they only has rude and non- professional NP there.read more

They may be associated with NYU but it is the same lousy staff. The ER is overrun and packed and it…read morecan take days to be admitted to a room. In the meantime, the patient reps and social workers are no where to be found if you insist on a discharge, with or without medical advice. Their nurses are nasty and incompetent and they are constantly doping patients with haldol. The doctors are no where to be found. Avoid this dump.

This is the worst hospital ever. I had a breast biopsy. They made me wait 30 days for the…read moreresults. I had a hysterectomy here also. They did a botched job as well. For some reason their clinic's aren't what they should be. The patient's are complaining and there's no one to talk to. They are over booking, the wait time is atrocious. The quality of medical care has deteriorated. The staff is overwhelmed. So, are the patients.

I brought my grandma here yesterday for a consultation. She was referred by her family physician to…read morecome here. I'm usually not a big supporter of going to new doctors especially if it's for an elderly patient hence my grandma. However, I was surprised by how professional and friendly the doctor was to us. He made sure my grandma was comfortable and informed my grandma her medical conditions in chinese. We will be coming back again next week for our procedure. Front desk receptionist were extremely sweet and friendly. My grandma said she wants to come back to this office now on for her GI checkups

I were there referred by my pcp within the group last week. Front desk was polite. The doctor was…read more good and full of experience from mmc. I am going to have my endoscopy next week after consultation. Also, the procedure room area was very new and clean. Everything they use was hospital graded. The only one thing upset me was the waiting time was a little bit longer than I expected due to internet issue.

Another reason not to go to this place is that this place is all about money. Medical office tries…read moreto milk all they can from your insurance. What normally is a free follow up to check on a test result, your insurance will be billed for a visit. My insurance got billed for a visit just to look at my routine TB test which was negative.

Great service, not long waits. No new patients:(…read moreEfficient practice. Courteous employees. No more to be said. Happy happy customers Finally.... Great location, center of town. Doctors,dentist, specialist all available in one center. Great service, not long waits. No new patients:( Efficient practice. Courteous employees. No more to be said. Happy happy customers Finally.... Great location, center of town. Doctors,dentist, specialist all available in one center.

If you are like me and you want a dentist or hygienist who will really listen to you, accommodate…read moreyour needs, and care about you as an individual, go literally anywhere else. I have some basic dentistry needs that prior dentists have always happily accommodated, which the staff at Ezra attempted to coerce me, over and over and over, to ignore -- because accommodating those needs was going to take slightly longer and they didn't want to spend the time. (This was told to me verbatim.) Ezra Medical just wants to process patients, get paid, and get you out the door as efficiently as humanly possible, even at risk to your health. eg, I was pushed to do X-rays before I'd completed my medical history because "they were running behind and needed to save time." But don't you want my medical history to know if it's safe to give me X-rays? If you have absolutely zero special needs for your dentistry and just want a clean facility for cookie-cutter cleanings and exams, Ezra will be fine. But don't expect anyone to care much beyond that, and if you do have a need, expect to fight for it.