My children have been patients of Dr. Chambers for years. My children are 15 and 19 years old…read more I have nothing but the utmost respect for Dr. Chambers and would recommend her to everyone.

The doctor is very informative and answered all of my questions about my daughter. She was great…read morewith my daughter. It's a nice small place for a pediatrics and clean. I think this place is going to be her permanent pediatrics place to go to.

I don't usually give reviews but just had to for the Tiga team. Having recently moved out of state…read moreand having to find a new pediatrician really highlighted how much I really miss these gals!!! Dr. T and her staff have been above and beyond exceptional in their care for my children for the past 8 yrs, my youngest in particular. The staff is helpful and professional. Dr. T is kind, patient, understanding and experienced. There is never a cold clinic feeling where you're just a number. You really get the family team vibe and know your children are in good hands. They also have a relationship with Montefiore Children's hospital for testings and specialists which is just across the street. I would definitely recommend Tiga pediatrics to anyone looking for a good balance of an old school family doctor and technically up to date experience that is so hard to find lately, especially in the Bronx.

I love the doctor she is beyond professional her knowledge and skills in her work is admirable I…read morehave been coming here now for 5 years and I would not ever trade her for no other my children feel comfortable with her the staff is amazing and their hard work focus attention to detail with the kids is to be recognized I love this clinic and when it comes to my children I am beyond I highly recommend this clinic to any mother/family looking for a pediatrician

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The doctor is very good and spends a good amount of time with his patients, but the scheduling is…read morehorrible. There is a problem when you have a 4:00 appointment, it is 5:15, you haven't left the main reception area and there are at least 2 patients ahead of you. This is less than ideal if the appointment is for a toddler. If you have lots of time on your hands and don't mind waiting a few extra hours, make an "appointment". If you can wait, Dr. Anil Gupta and his staff are worth the wait.

Was recommended by my sister in law and love this place from the moment I called to schedule first…read moreappointment. The staff is great and doctor is always available to answer my questions and/or discuss my concerns.

Very happy with my sons visit today . The staff was very…read morefriendly and the doctor was very helpful and sweet gave my son what He needed for his ear infection! Very happy As well that she takes Horizon NJ health!

Amazing doctor. She is so knowledgeable and patient with my two girls. Dr Haber always listens to…read moremy questions and answers them thoroughly. My toddler loves her. I highly recommend her !

I'm not sure how many people really research their Pediatricians before they pick one, but I'm big…read moreon research. I have to say, after my initial visit with Dr. Haber, I was not impressed. Although she had all the credentials that I was looking for (lots of experience, ABP certified, has done some research), I was quite disappointed in her lack to look outside the box. She's uncomfortable with deviating from her own opinions and will flat out lie to you in order for you to bend to her way of thinking. The situation was over vaccines. I'm sure many a Pediatrician will cringe at the thought of having "the vaccine conversation" with parents - especially those who've educated themselves via the internet. However, we're not the average web-smart parents (although we are web-savvy); I subscribe to several Pediatric medical journals and also try to keep up-to-date on the most recent research. I vaccinate my child (my own choice, I'm not saying other parents should/n't), but I like doing a couple of shots (no pun intended) every month, instead of a bunch every other month. Dr. Haber had a problem with this. We're not sure why, but she must have been in an argumentative mood. She was obviously not up-to-date with the most recent research going on, nor had she read up on the ingredients in vaccines, but she was determined to attempt to argue her way into changing our minds. Even, at one point, lying to us about the ingredients. I'm not saying she's a bad doctor, she's probably one of the best (she's also a professor at a local medical school), but she's just not the one for us.

I know there are 3 doctors in the practice but so far I've only dealt with Dr. Silver and Dr…read more Pugliese. Fantastic bedside manner. My boys actually like to go to the doctor since we moved here and chose this practice for them. Office staff is nice and friendly and the office itself is small but welcoming. I've had to call upon both Dr.'s for late night on call service and in the past I've had Dr.'s sounding annoyed that you are making an overnight on call but not the case here. They are very good at listening to their patients as well as the requests of the parents.

We've been using their office for about 4 years now and like the convenience of their modern…read moreoffices in Port Washington. All of the doctors are very sincere and spend whatever time has ever been needed with my two children. We recently had an occasion where Dr. Silver sent us to the hospital because he thought it was warranted and it turned out to be the right decision. Madeline Pugliese followed up with my daughterin the hospital so we felt reassured by her visit. We then went for a follow up to the office after the hospital released my daughter and found she needed additional procedures...All in all they are a great bunch of docs and you can be sure you will get top notch treatement... Peter Altuch

The absolute best pediatrician ever. Dr Lang was both my son and daughters pediatrician from birth…read more They are now 25 and 21. My son is expecting my first grandchild and we already know Dr Lang will be his doctor as well.

When given the opportunity to post a review on Dr. Lang, I practically jumped at the opportunity…read more Now, I can certainly go on and on about Dr. Lang but I will do my best to keep it short and sweet. Dr. Lang is by far the most personable pediatric doctor I have ever met. His comfort demeanor and patience separates Dr. Lang from the rest. Please trust that I am recommending Dr. Lang because he is the best and he certainly deserves to be recognize as such.

Liked that the waiting time here is short in comparison to other peds clinic. We never waited more…read morethan half hour ever since I brought my daughter here almost couple years ago. Our pediatrician Dr Igel has been attentive and took time to examine and discuss baby's overall needs at every milestone. Only once I had a misunderstanding with the front secretary who was rude on the phone but realized this has improved after I spoke with the administrator. Never had problems with nurses, most we had are vaccines only.. Cannot really say how they will handle emergency and with really sick babies.. Overall, this is a "well thought of" clinic where you can bring your baby.. I'm brining my second one soon..

There are five pediatricians in this office, and i've had the opportunity to interact with three of…read morethem. Before i get into that, though, a review of the office itself: Horrible. Honestly, i can't think of much that goes right in this office. They don't even have an automated system to call patients and remind them of appointments, which is silly when well-baby check-ups are often scheduled months in advance. The reception staff is, on their best days, distracted by socializing with each other. Count yourself lucky if that's what you get, though, because far more often they're surly or downright rude. The average wait time from scheduled appointment to going into an exam room with a nurse for height/weight and the like is 30 minutes. The shortest i've ever waited between the nurse's departure and a doctor's arrival was 15 minutes, but it's been as long as two hours. There's no separation, physical or temporal (i've seen both done successfully in other pediatrics practices), between teenagers coughing up their mono or influenza and otherwise healthy four-week-old infants in for their well-baby check-ups. Even if the doctors at this practice were fantastic, dealing with the office and staff is enough of a nightmare to make anyone think twice. And with that segue, on to the doctors: As i mentioned above, i've had the chance to visit with three of the doctors. (We didn't actually choose my son's pediatrician, as he was born before the interview appointment where we would have had a chance to meet a few of them and see who we thought we'd mesh with best.) Of these three, all clearly know their stuff, and on a technical level i can't fault them. Their styles are so wildly different, though, that i urge anyone not put off by my review of the office as a whole to do interviews before selecting one. Dr. Chambers: I don't remember too much, as we saw her many months ago, but she struck me as friendly, open, and approachable. Dr. Berman: Also friendly and open. Interacted well with my son and with me. Listened to my concerns, discussed options, and generally made me feel like i was relevant to the situation. Dr. Tolchin: In stark contrast to the others, Dr. Tolchin has a rather authoritarian style. She sits behind her desk and asks questions. If you provide extra information that answers a later question, she'll make you repeat it when she gets to that question on the checklist. She doesn't bother with trivialities like saying 'hi' to the baby she's treating. If you like a doctor who doesn't seem to get friendly with patients (or their parents), Dr. T's a good place to start. If you're more a of a treehugger, you might find her style a bit cold and distant. -- So, after all that, maybe you're wondering why this place gets two stars instead of one. First, they have saturday hours. Second, they'll wedge you in for a sick-visit same day, though do expect to wait hours past the supposed appointment time if they do. Third, when my son had to be hospitalized. the doctors at Astor Ave worked very closely with the hospital to make sure everyone was on the same page. (That last one almost bumps them up to three stars, but hopefully most prospective patients will never have to deal with such a situation.)

This place was great in treating my daughters first shots, and her first check up after leaving the…read morehospital. Beautiful scenery inside and most definitely kept my babies attention, it's very stimulating. Would most definitely recommend!

This place looks nothing like is advertised on the website and ZocDoc! It is truly disgusting how…read moreunorganized this place is. The receptionists greet you speaking Spanish, and are rude and nasty when you speak English. The wait time for a new patient appointment for my son was an hour and a half. That's really ridiculous for a peds practice. Then when we finally got called, the medical assistants stated they didn't get my son's records that were sent over weeks ago from Weill Cornell. I know for a fact they were sent over because they were confirmed before the appointment. I had to look up his meds while he got weight and height. When we met with Dr. Quijada he seemed cold and disconnected. How is this guy a pediatrician again? He asked a couple questions and looked at my kid, barely touched him and sent us downstairs to get a flu shot. He didn't say where to downstairs since this place is built like a school. So we sat in the waiting area we initially came to for about 20 more minutes before the lazy receptionist told us where to go. I think we will go back to my son's prior pediatrician we have been with and just do private pay. Piece of mind, bed side manor, and an organized pediatrician office is worth way more than some place that treats people like shit beneath the shoe! The city Health Department should investigate this place. It seems real seedy. No bueno!