Checkin process was confusing and all over the place. iPads didn't work. Front desk was nice but…read morenot flexible with that tech issue. If you did get checkin with the iPad then it was easy. Wait was long but it is what it is. There's lot of people. The actual blood drawing was quick in and out. Jazlyn was awesome. Nice, calm, clean, accurate. Answered questions accurately. She was the lovely calm in the chaos. Overall, is it what it is! iPads suck, wait is long, process is quick, people just tryna make it through. It do what it gotta do here.

The reviews are right. I can't stress how stressful it is to have your biometrics for work done…read morehere. The goal was to have my wellness yearly exam for my job. They switched providers from Quest Diagnostic to Labcorp. I selected this location in Hoboken. On my email confirmation, it said the Newark street location. I check in from my cell and waited and waited. Then at the time of my appointment, I am told the Newark location DOES NOT do wellness exams and I have to go to another location, which is this one. Why cant Labcorp just provide the correct address? So I go to the new location and I am told to go back and I am like, No! Then I have to email it to them and then I am seen. The technician was professional but I think all this running around increased by pressure. I think the whole check in experience at both Labcorp needs to think of the customer experience. They expect you to check in your mobile. What if the person does not have a mobile, then you can't check in!

Their helpdesk is terrible ! They didn't buzz us in for 30…read moremin another time they said they scheduled our appointment but they didn't .. and good luck getting their attention if the baby is sick .. they don't respond

Amazing clinic with compassionate doctors and a great team!! The Doctors are excellent and take the…read moretime to listen to patients, go over concerns throughly, and are truly wonderful. I must also mention Daniya who is a gem, and always very kind, reassuring, organised, and helpful. It's rare to find a clinic that combines this level of professionalism with genuine warmth. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this practice to any family wanting the very best care and support

This Pediatric Office is Fraudulent. PLEASE CHECK YOUR INSURANCE STATEMENTS. If you were ever…read morebilled for a visit that you did not attend, REACH OUT TO ME VIA MESSAGES ON YELP. I used to attend Tribeca Pediatrics in Queens, NY and enjoyed my experience. I moved to JC (where everything is a scam) and booked an appointment for my toddler. We never attended the appointment as we extended a family vacation. I didn't pay much mind until I opened my UnitedHealthcare App to see my daughter's insurance was billed. When I reached out, they were adamant this was a mere billing issue. I actually obtained the visitation notes, where DR GAO falsified notes of my daughter's wellbeing, dentistry, school attendance and follow up notes for the next visit. I NEVER STEPPED FOOT INTO THIS PLACE. After, I contacted my lawyer who said this was a criminal issue and advised on several follow ups. DR GAO is now under investigation by the NJ state medical board for insurance fraud. Not only that, it's very clear this entire office is a part of this scam and it is not their first one. If you see their Google reviews, it's filled with notes about billing issues. Their Office scheduling director reached out with a sad email apology, never responded to me and queries after and said again, its a billing error. Sorry, if you falsify medical records of kids, it is actually JAIL for you. No one else even contacted me to apologize. The doctor has had ZERO contact with me after she did this to my child. Remember these notes follow your children to school, can support diagnosis's and more. The fact they are scamming children... in a medical practice... is so alarming. You guys are gross and her response to the NJ board is that this was an admin error since they were so busy. Wow, you're willing to mix up files and make false notes because it's busy? How much time and care do you think they do with children? Speaks to their reviews of horrid wait times and poor service.

Tribeca pediatrics was a mixed experience. Let's start with the good:…read more Its office in Hamilton Park is clean and the receptionists are nice. Usually the waits are relatively short, about 15-minutes with an appointment. There is a convenient online portal to make and change appointments. I haven't had any billing issues with them yet, but I only went for a few simple check-ups. Now for the not-so-goods: The examination rooms are all tiny pods. So, you feel like you are in cramped shared workspace. Parking can be a bit challenging in this area depending on the time you go. If your preferred doctor is unavailable, you have no clue in who you will get or be able to choose. This leads to my most important qualm; almost everytime I have visited Tribeca, I had to choose a different doctor. I believe this is due to how Tribeca rotates doctors among each of its locations or because its doctors don't stick around long. Since I wasn't able to get the same doctor for each visit, each doctor had to be briefed on my child's history - a huge inconvenience and drain on time. I only encountered one doctor that I would want to see again at Tribeca, and she was rarely available. So, I stopped going. Overall, Tribeca Pediatrics is a good office for the occasional checkup - the service is solid. But, if you prefer for your child to see the same doctor everytime, who is familiar with your child's condition, and you have built trust in, then you may want to look elsewhere.

I have no problem with the Dr she was pleasant and knowledgeable, my issue is that I was given a…read morenight splint that no one told me the price of $300 I assumed this was a mistake as exactly the same splint is $28-30 on amazon, I was told that NO this wasn't a mistake and everyone gets ripped off the same, also the nurse was to show me my exercises however they said it was on the paperwork and didn't show me how to do or not do my exercises. Some states it is illegal to not inform people of the cost of medical equipment

My foot had been bothering me for the last year, but due to the pandemic I have been holding off…read moreseeing a doctor. I finally decided to see the doctor after playing a round of golf and my foot acting up again. The office is in the basement level of 70 Hudson. They have elevator access. The office itself is okay. A bit dated. A bit dingy. I had a foot xray done and I would have sworn the x-ray machine was from the 1960's. Sure, it worked fine, but call me a snob, it seems like when I go to a doctor's office in New York city, its vibrant and new - whereas doctors offices in Hoboken feel like they are just old and run-down. The staff working there was pleasant. The doctor I met with wasn't Dr. Paternina, but Dr. Vo. She was helpful, she showed me my x-rays and explained her diagnosis - the doctor felt it could be a stress fracture and put me into a soft cast and walking boot for a week. My insurance covered the costs and I had a co-pay. I'm hoping that there won't be any surprise costs as this was recommended by my insurance as an in-network provider.