On Friday evening they cancelled my visit for Saturday because it rained a bit more than usual on…read moreFriday. The doctor clearly doesn't want to go to the office in bad weather, so what that you are sick. It is frankly ridiculous considering this is supposed to be a premium service. The person informing me of the cancellation didn't offer any replacement slots, just said I can book another one or to tell them "what time I am interested in coming". How about the same time I had a visit booked? Hilariously bad customer service.

despite what it says on line and in my messages the lab was NOT open until 4:00. they close…read moreearlier. wouldn't see me even though it was 3:52 and the person was still there. it could be the Amazon effect of no personal service. I'm angry and I don't recommend them.

A compassionate and skilled doctor who truly cares. Grateful for their expertise--definitely a…read morelifesaver! Thank you!

Excellent Doctor!!! I have been looking for a good doctor helping me with my back, neck and hip…read morepain and problems since 3 disks slipped in my lower back in January ! And he was the only one being able to help, make a perfect analysis and to treat me effective with no pain - like a wonder ! He work is very impressive, he works very gentle and explains everything so you understand what is going on ! He is a outstanding nice doctor, very nice and is not rushing he takes the time for you that is needed ! I'm so happy I found this doctor !!!

Dr. Grishna helped me quickly and efficiently and was a pleasure to interact with during our…read moreappointment. I strongly recommend her!

I really needed to find a doctor so I could get a check up and I found great reviews on this…read moredoctor. So I made an appointment for Sunday. I killed sometime in the area, then went over. The office is in a brownstone it looks like an the waiting area was nice. The Receptionist had me fill out some forms then I was on my way with Dr. Grishina. She was very nice and asked me the general medical questions & history. Then she gave me an overall checkup. She drew blood, which I hate doing but she was gentle and I didn't feel a thing. After that she told me when I get my results back she will give me a call. Which she did not too long ago. It's hard to find a doctor these days you can feel comfortable with and who aren't pushy or rude. I really like her and I feel good knowing I have a place to go to if I have an issue.

Horrible we came 10 minutes late with a emergency we had a emergency and had to see a doctor…read morequickly the Ai automated system was no help either it kept giving us different times also they were unprofessional front desk overall would not recommend i have never written a review in my life this is my first one.

From the owner: Iffat Sadique, MD is Board Certified in Family Medicine and has over 20 years of experience in the…read moreareas of family medicine, Internal Medicine, Urgent care, Woman's' health, and Pediatrics. She offers concierge-quality family medical care -- but without the extra costs -- to her patients. Her facility, Prime Care Medical, has three locations: Brighton Beach, Brooklyn; Midwood, Brooklyn; and Jamaica, Queens, New York. Dr. Sadique and her staff provide a broad range of services including physical exams, wellness visits, Urgent care visits, emergency visits, Pediatric emergencies, immunizations, onsite diagnostics, women's health, chronic disease management, medical weight loss and anti-aging modalities. Her services cover the needs of men, women, and children of all ages. Her facility is dubbed as "Total healthcare for the entire family" covering major and minor illnesses, such as: Diabetes, High Blood Pressure (Hypertension), Asthma/COPD, Coronary Heart Disease / High Cholesterol, Obesity management, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, Cancer, Depression, Covid testing and treatment, HIV, women's' health and gynecological issues; and Allergies, Colds and Flu, Conjunctivitis, Diarrhea, Headaches, Mononucleosis, Stomachache, etc. Dr. Sadique has additional certifications in medical weight loss, PRP, Medical hair loss, Anti-aging, male ED & female SD, Hormone therapies, Mesotherapy, Facial Aesthetics, Dermal fillers, and Botox, Xeomin and Dysporty. Dr...

Dr. Ira Steinmetz is a Rare Gem in Doctors. My husband and…read moreI shuffled through doctors in Brooklyn to find him. Dr. Steinmetz is just a caring, understanding, well-mannered, humble, and gracious person. I have to say person, because he has to be such a person first to be a doctor with those qualities. Not to be ignored is his staff. His staff is just as courteous and understanding. I read reviews putting them down - but I beg to say, the person writing such a review, doesn't quite have an understanding of what to expect from an office staff in such a delicate yet fast-moving environment, attending to phones, patients, and any requests of the doctor... May Jehovah God bless Dr. Steinmetz and his staff, giving all of them good health and long life so they may take care of us who need them.

Dr. Steinmetz may be a good doctor but the receptionist is very very rude and that is a huge…read moreturnoff. she is very demeaning and obviously does not know how to do her job. So not for me. Will find a nicer doctor with a nicer staff. As my primary care physician retired Dr. Steinmetz was recommended to me. My doctor sent my medical record but when I called to make an appointment this horrific woman at the front desk said she shredded the records. She was so nasty. I wouldn't go there if he was the only doctor in Brooklyn.

I was so happy to find an adolescent pediatrician that is caring, understanding, and attentive. I…read morehad been searching for a doctor and was not happy until I found Dr read and Thandi. I can call the office and I am immediately greeted with respect and caring. My daughter is very happy and so am I. The level of care is exceptional.

I cannot say enough good things about Dr Read, or her wonderful assistant Thandi. My daughter is a…read morevery precocious (& challenging) teen who had outgrown her "baby dr" pediatrician a couple years ago, so we were seeking a more adolescent-friendly provider. What a blessing to find this practice! Dr Read & Thandi are a great team; they are so responsive and work diligently with both my daughter and me to make sure we have our questions answered & our needs met. My daughter, who is VERY hesitant to like or trust most adults, is very happy receiving care here - that in itself is a huge endorsement!

Brooklyn Free Clinic is a shining example of everything American medicine needs to be (but isn't at…read moreall). I had an amazing experience here last night - from the friendliness of reception to the professionalism of the medical staff - and the only downside I saw was that this free community service is one that more people don't know about. Hopefully this review will help to change that (BFC wasn't even a Yelp entry until I added it! I learned about it on the Brokelyn website). So, yes, I am an overeducated, underemployed working class hero (hey, it's something to be). I moved to New York this summer in, as Johnny Cash and June Carter would say, a fever. While I'm looking for faculty positions (insert standard grumbling about the economy, etc etc), I am working as an editor whose employer does not offer health insurance. Oh, the American dream! I have been feeling pretty under the weather the entire month of January, but didn't go to the doctor because... well, I don't have one because I'm uninsured. Finally, my gross coughing and scratchy voice got to be too much. I looked up free clinics in Brooklyn. Enter the Brooklyn Free Clinic. I was slightly skeptical since the clinic was not on Yelp, and because when anything is "free" it is usually over-used. I imagined long lines, a dirty lobby, and being turned away after waiting in a dingy waiting room for hours with angry receptionists and sneezing children. NONE of this was true. Located in the heart of Bed-Stuy, the Free Clinic is run by the SUNY Downstate Medical Center - by med students and volunteers, and one (amazing) doctor on staff. I arrived promptly at 5:30pm - the clinic is ONLY open Tuesdays from 5:30-8:30pm right now. Their website says that walk-ins are welcome, but warns also that you may not be seen, as current patients sometime wait up to three months for appointments. When I arrived, the very pleasant reception staff told me that it may not be possible to see me tonight, but that if I didn't mind waiting, they would try to fit me in. About half an hour later, they had me filling out paperwork and I officially became a client. I'm not going to lie, the wait is long, and when you have a gross cough like I do, it can be slightly uncomfortable - but it is completely worth it. The lobby is utilitarian - it reminds me of, surprised, socialized medicine (I mean this in a positive way - I am all for socialized everything), and after the local and national news was over, one of the staff popped in a very informative (but also super cheesy, heh) video on STD testing (said video was made before the acronymic switch to "STI" - but was nonetheless effective in conveying its message) for the lobby to enjoy. Anyhow, when you're finally called, you check in with a social worker, a step that is a wonderful asset to a slightly rough neighborhood. She will tell you about all the services that the clinic offers (which include women's reproductive health, mental health, and STI testing), and ask you about yourself. The social worker who interviewed me was very pleasant and helpful. You then have to go back and wait a little while longer. Remember, these are volunteers and medical students, and all the services are free. It was a little before 8pm before I was seen. The 1st year and 3rd year medical students who did my preliminary check up were wonderful. We yucked it up about grad school and they teased me for not knowing exactly where my lungs are (hey, my doctorate is in the humanities!). The 3rd year med student was super helpful in talking to me about general health, as well as in giving a preliminary diagnosis. Dr. Kaiser Islam is the medical director of the clinic, and he sees each patient to confirm diagnoses and to write prescriptions if necessary. Turns out I have an inner ear infection, mild strep, and a mystery cough. But guess what?! The antibiotics that I needed to get - one prescription was free when filled at Rite Choice pharmacy across the street on Fulton, and the other was very inexpensive. If I hadn't found the Brooklyn Free Clinic, I would have let all of this go , and possibly had worse infections. Seriously? Seriously. I cannot speak highly enough of the Brooklyn Free Clinic. It incites me to anger to think of the state of health care in this country, and having had health insurance my whole life until now, I am honored and humbled to have had such a positive experience at the free clinic - particularly when I have had really shitty experiences at expensive specialist clinics in the past. ALL medicine should be like this. I believe if you can pay, then yes, please by all means contribute to your health care. But we all have rough times in our lives, and until we're on our feet, there is always the Brooklyn Free Clinic. Don't be afraid to humble yourself a little - remember, you can always give back when things are on the ups. BFC: Come on in, the water's nice down here.

I needed to go to the doctor and am in between insurance policies, so I found the Brooklyn Free…read moreClinic online and went the next day during walk-in hours (Wednesday, 5-6pm). If you know you need to go ahead of time, I'd highly recommend making an appointment. In total I spent almost 5 hours there -- I was last on the list. The nursing student and Registered Nurse who did my intake were very kind and professional, as were the two medical students who eventually saw me. While in the exam room I was even visited by a sexual health counselor who offered free HIV & Hep-C testing, which I thought was cool at a free clinic. In the end, I got the care I needed, got a prescription, and received my medication from the pharmacy the next day, all without paying a cent (I did pay with my time though). If you don't have health insurance and need to see a doctor, I'd recommend this clinic! Just make sure you make an appointment in advance. And bring a book to pass the time in the waiting room.

Do not go there, the doctors avoid doing any real work, they will schedule you register you in,…read moremake appointments call you in seat you and after they will eventually tell you to reschedule for another day. BS the doctors are profiling and avoiding patients, That is illegal for a clinic to do. The doctors get paid by patients and so they will reschedule you and bill you only not to attend to your medical needs, it's negligent. They shouldn't be a doctor if that be the attitude. The front desk staff is rude and not so bright. This has happened to me more than once Dr Monma Eunice has consciously denied me treatment, I had appointments. She works only one day. Lasante is using poor peoples insurance, over scheduling and not seeing them, just for numbers, proof of intake and $$$$$. Those doctors don't Care, it's just a money grab on poor people's behalf. They Will Check You In, but Not Check You Out. It's a Fraud of a Clinic. They Lie to patients and the staff is scared to do the right things. The elevator is always filthy and the Drs just aren't nice. Don't Go, they are technically La SATAN. Mean Doctor's that took a hippocratic oath, Only to Lie to Patients. Don't GI've up your blood to these careless, heartless people. Choose Better. LaSatan DO BETTER!

I left a similar review three years ago on the LHC Google page and here I find myself leaving a…read morereview with the same issue. My prescription refills are frequently late and require me to take time I don't have from work to continuously call LHC to have my prescription sent to the pharmacy. I've been attempting to have my RX sent to the pharmacy for a week now, to no avail. It's due today and have had to call over ten times between the last three days. I'm told I'll be given a call back, it'll be sent today, it was sent etc. I put my request in with more than enough notice every month, and still they cannot seem to get it out in time. It's a controlled substance so to be frantically trying to get my refill in this manner is not compliant and simply careless for patients. I was given several conflicting responses today by the operators and I was just told "they will not send it today because it's a controlled substance". This isn't what I was told in the morning by another operator who said it was sent to the wrong pharmacy. I've put my travels, and other family members travels on hold because I need my prescription. Ive been given the run around for a week, and finally told I will not be assisted. And that I have to call THEM, AGAIN, tomorrow. I don't understand how they function this way but it's alarming for various reasons. If your doctors will be away there needs to be a policy and procedures where any fill in doctors can attend to time sensitive prescription matters for your patients. And a better line of communication between all staff involved that we, patients, are forced to go through. I don't appreciate my time being wasted, being told several differing statements about the status of my RX, and being told to deal with it. This is my health, my life, and I don't need to deal with anything. Your organization needs to do better. Or be investigated.

I recently visited City Care Medical. I wasn't really feeling well. I thought I would get my self…read morechecked out since there was a horrible flu going around. Didn't want my little girl catching anything from me. Called and made an appointment the same day. I was greeted by a friendly receptionist. She had a friendly smile and answered all my questions about my insurance company. The office was bright and new, looked like it was just renovated. After 10 minutes of waiting my name was called by a tall, Eastern European man with a slight accent. As I entered the the exam room Dr.P introduced himself and asked me what was the purpose of my visit. His approach was warm and caring, didn't seemed rushed. (Unlike my other experiences in other medical offices I am used to going to) Dr.P toke some tests and assured me I had just got a common cold and should feel better soon as long as I take the meds he prescribed me. Overall, my experience with the staff and the Dr. P was amazing. I highly recommend them! I know finding a good knowledgeable Doctor in Borough Park is hard to come by.

I think I finally found a gem of a doctor in my neighborhood…read more I was feeling a bit run down at work and decided that it would be a good idea to get checked out. After a quick Google search, I stumbled upon city care medical and gave them a ring. Person who answered the phone was very friendly and told me that they were open until 8 PM and that I could walk in anytime before that. I got to the office around 6:30PM and after waiting only a few minutes was seen by the doctor. Dr. P introduced himself and immediately I felt very comfortable with him. He was friendly, warm, and had an excellent bedside manner. I was able to explain my symptoms to him and never felt rushed. After our chat, I believe that he gave me the right diagnosis and was able to send a few prescriptions over to my pharmacy as well as give me a few alternative recommendations, which I appreciated a lot. It is now about a week after my visit and I'm feeling much better already. I am very glad that I found Dr. P and his staff. I will be coming to city care medical in the future and have already recommended this office to many of my friends who have an equally great experience here. Thank you guys!

BEWARE! Terribly unprofessional! He was appointed my primary healthcare doctor by my insurance. I…read morerushed there with my first insurance bill that had my member #, but didn't have my insurance card as it wasn't sent yet. The office manager told me she'd let me die before she'd allow me to see the doctor if I didn't have an insurance card & photo id on hand. What type of medical professional tells that to a patient coughing up blood? The only bright spot was the polite & sympathetic receptionist who told me I should go to the emergency room. I was shocked and disgusted by this office supervisors behavior. You can tell she hates her job & life.