He is truly an amazing physician! I have been a patient of Dr. Kobren for over 20 years. He was my…read moreobstetrician when I was pregnant 18 years ago. At every visit he answered all my questions and treated me with kindness. When I went into labor he was with me every step of the way and delivered my beautiful and healthy daughter. Now years later as my gynecologist he is helping me with menopausal issues. My daughter is now a patient and she feels very comfortable with Dr. Kobren and his staff. Dr. Kobren is a wonderful and caring physician that I would highly recommend. His staff is great and his new office is beautiful!

My original review was 5 stars. The doctor was great and I thought thoroughly examined me. However,…read moreafter waiting weeks for responses to messages about my concerns over results, I sought a new doctor. I recommend with hesitation and forewarning about lack of or immense wait time for responses.

One of the best doctors I've ever seen. She listens. She's concerned. Extremely smart. And…read moreextremely kind.

I saw Dr. Kuhn twice in early May. He listened to me describe very horrific injuries that I…read moresustained in 1979. The initial injury was caused by a rough game of tennis. The real damage occurred almost a year later and is too painful, sad, sickening, traumatic and tragic to describe except that I did have a successfully laminectomy in 1980. These additional injuries were 10 million times worse than a ruptured disc. I was 33 yrs.old at the time. I had to resign from a very good job, receive ssd, Medicare and move back home so my mother could take care of me. In addition, I didn't know where to get help, nor was there a diagnosis. At that time, there was no internet or medical tests such as a CT Scan or MRI; hence, I was on my own to find help. This turned out to be a nightmare as I searched around to find the right type of health professional. As a result, I sustained additional injuries which was finally diagnosed by a brilliant osteopath or DO who specialized in bone, pain and joint conditions in a very different way than chiropractors. I was referred to him by The Osteopathic Medical School in LI after their doctors tried desperately to help me, but couldn't. During this time frame, I developed autoimmune atrophic gastritis, a rare stomach disease for which there is no treatment except B12 injections because I no longer had the ability to absorb it. The complications this disease causes are terrible and gastro doctors know next to nothing about it especially the inability to produce stomach acid and the ramifications it causes. I was still in treatment with the osteopath who accurately diagnosed I had a dislocated sacrum. To make a long story short, I was full of anxiety, stress, anger, depression, trauma, very bad pain, and many additional negative emotions.I developed many diseases through the years and needed numerous operations which I emphatically believe were caused by the mind body connection, and the gastritis which caused me to undergo a sub-total colectomy (removal of the colon) and two other major operations with on going day to day challenges. I'm happy to report that my spine is greatly improved thanks to this osteopath and a great team of physical therapists. However, I still require treatment because it appears to be irreversible, but I am still happy that the worst is finally over after 43 years of suffering, fear and nervousness. Dr. Kuhn listened to many details and was given more additional Information. During this time, he expressed no compassion, but did teach me the Kuhn Method to try and release all the hurt, trauma, and even negative feelings about certain members of my family and ongoing legal matters with them regarding money which belonged to me. I called Dr. Kuhn today requesting that he write a short statement that he treated me for PTSD and some of the emotions I expressed to him and he refused. He claimed he didn't know me well enough, although he has never suggested I see him again, and dwelled on money. When I asked him how much he said he didn't know, he had no time to write a letter and hung up on me very abruptly. Is this a way to treat any patient and especially me who has been out of work, physically impaired and with around 7 diseases including Stiff Person Syndrome, a rare disease that Celine Dion suffers from. He was very abrupt, with no manners, and mean to me. He only cares about money and thus, he is the worst! My Medicare doctors are wonderful, get very little money, but have compassion, dedication and decency. If I were on my death bed, I wouldn't recommend him. He's just a money machine in the bank taking in the money and thinks he's gods gift to patients who are desperate for help. I will wipe him out of my mind and forget I ever went to him. And because I'm now 76 and don't look my age or show suffering, my lawyer suggested the letter for the judge. Dr. Kuhn was not asked to testify. Carol S

I have been a client of Dr. Kuhn for 2 years, and I have nothing but great / positive things to…read moresay about his practice and office. From the front desk staff (both efficient workers - love Michelle) to Ms. Rosa, Dan and Dr. Kuhn... everyone has been very attentive to my care. Each staff member is very compassionate, and all have great professionalism / bedside manners. The "Kuhn Technique" truly works! Initially, I came in with severe depression / anxiety / PTSD / mood disorders, and I was introduced by Dr. Kuhn to Neurofeedback Therapy. I was hesitant, at first, since I had no knowledge of it. Once I CONSISTENTLY attended my sessions, I cannot begin to tell you how much this treatment has helped me. A complete "night and day". Thank you very much!

Good Doctor. Thorough diagnostics and he explains everything. I have confidence in him…read more The office staff is very helpful and has always been able to fit me in.

Dr Ghobrial Is a kind, compassionate and careful doctor. His staff is helpful and knowledgeable,…read moreand there is never a wait.

I feel extremely fortunate to have Dr. Emy as my general practitioner. He has a wonderful bedside…read moremanner. Regardless of the need for the visit, whether it be a routine, yearly physical or an acute issue, he is consistently thorough. He is always kind and reassuring and is a very patient listener. I have recommended him to many a family member and friend given my confidence in his expert care. Dr. Emy also runs on time! He's an anomaly of sorts in this day and age of medicine.

Dr. Emy is as good as it gets. We've been seeing him since the 90's and he's always so wonderful,…read morecompassionate, caring, and really, really smart. Once you see Dr. Emy, you'll never want to see anyone else. It's a continuing pleasure to have him as our doctor.

I would like to echo the reviews posted by Amelia T and Mark K. My experience with Dr. Frempong…read more and his staff is nearly identical. He did an initial surgery and then a corrective one within 14 months because a screw cracked. He really botched the corrective surgery by locking up more levels of my cervical and thoracic spine than he had to (based on the opinion of 3 surgeons at HSS) and I just had a third surgery performed at HSS to remove a screw that had penetrated the space between vertabrae causing years of unexplained pain. Moreover, Dr. Frempong and his office staff are horrible communicators. If you have a choice, do NOT let this man operate on you. Go to anyone at HSS instead.

Good morning, I write this review with such disappointment. I had two spine surgeries with Dr…read more Frempong. The first one went wrong. The second one covered the botched work performed on the first surgery. In total, I have had three spine surgeries. About one year after my last surgery, I attempted to call Dr. Frempongs office to discuss some issues I am currently having. I know that I cannot have anymore spine surgeries however, like I said, I only want to discuss my current symptoms. I must have called Dr. Frempongs office five times each time being told that someone would reach out to me. Well, I'm still waiting. I will never understand why your surgeon will not call you or at the least, have his NP call you to find out the issue. I work for a cardiology office that refers quite a few patients to Dr. Frempong. I am so sorry to all of the patients we referred to that office. Dr. Frempong, you should NEVER feel that you are too good to respond to patients you have cut open. I am very disappointed with you! Amelia - medical secretary.

Dr. Meed has been my doctor for a few years now, and has literally saved my life. Where other…read moredoctors have dismissed me and just handed over prescriptions for Xanax and antidepressants (which I didn't accept), Dr. Meed actually LISTENED and discovered my late stage Lyme disease and Fibromyalgia. Dr. Meed is far from arrogant. I'm shocked at the reviews I am reading here because he is anything but. He is, however, extremely confident, which is reassuring when a patient has exhausted almost all hope for a diagnosis. He has listened to my every single complaint, as major or minor as it may have been, and if he did not have an immediate answer, he was CONFIDENT that A) I would not be ignored and B) the problem will be found and resolved. He has always listened to me very carefully. This man cares in an industry where patients are increasingly treated like cattle. This doctor is not a GP, he is a specialist in Rheumatology, and has helped countless patients with Lyme disease, Fibro and lots of other specialty diseases. I've sent friends and coworkers to see him too and everyone is more than pleased with the service received from Dr. Meed. I also find the women at the front desk to be lovely. They are always very busy, but have always been kind to me.

Dr. Meed is my favorite doctor because he practices medicine the right way: asking the patient…read morequestions and examining them. I couldn't recommend him more. He has made my life so much better since I've been his patient - he's confident in what he does and doesn't blindly follow test results. During my visits, I have also found him to be a very thoughtful and patient person.

Made an appointment for last Thursday, and Irina, the friendly receptionist called me back twice to…read moreconfirm that my circumstances have not changed, and that I'm feeling well to come in. I was told that the office is not taking patients, but they can see me, since I have not been for a check-up in over two years. When I got there at 9:55am, I was greeted by Marina, a billing staffer, who was helping out on front desk in Irina's absence. Marina kept running to Dr. Vernikova after every patient call, and the questions that she was asking,--even I knew the answer to. Such constant running back and forth to ask Dr. V. questions that any receptionist should know was annoying, since my time with Dr. V. kept being interrupted. When my check-up concluded at 10:15am, four more patients were waiting at the reception area. I guess this office is seeing patients, and the business must go on. So if you need a check-up with PHP, this is your office. Just check what insurance they accept. They accept Medicaid, but stopped accepted United Healthcare. I got the results of my bloodwork on a Tuesday, so just a few days after my appointment, which is pretty swift. Zoya Vernikova has been my, my mother's, my best friend's, and my best friend's mother's doctor for quite a long time. She genuinely cares about her patients and always shows deep interest in their well-being. I dread any kinds of doctors and medical procedures, but Dr. Vernikova is the only doctor who puts me at ease. I feel safe to open up with her and express everything that is on my mind. Her bedside manner is very gentle and attentive. She noticed the enlarged veins on my legs during one visit and ordered a test, which another doctor performed that same day in the office. The results confirmed varicose veins [which runs in the family] and Dr. Vernikova went over a series of preventative measures to help avoid future complications with that condition. Just a word of caution. Dr. Verknikova is very caring, yet her manner is very straightforward, so that can rub many patients the wrong way. For example, when my mother, who has two incompatible types of cancers, which baffle all doctors who learn of such impossibility, came for a check-up, Dr. V. said, "my deepest sympathies, now we have to pray." That clearly is not very encouraging to a sick patient who has heard the worst already and is expecting some support and hope to keep fighting. Also, when I was in for my appointment, Dr. V. was talking on a phone with a family member of an old, sick patient who was battling coronavirus and was denied being admitted to a hospital due to his age and pre-existing medical conditions. Dr. V. was very straightforward, saying there's a 50/50 chance and there's nothing else that can be done. The person on the phone kept asking for some sort of reassurance, but Dr. V.'s manner was brisk and impersonal, as if she just told someone that tomatoes are healthier than cucumbers, not that someone's loved one has 50/50 chance of surviving. The office uses Patient Fusion, an easy online platform where you can schedule appointments, check results of your medical tests & procedures, and talk with your doctor about any concerns you might suddenly have, from the comfort of your couch. The reason why I'm taking off a star is for the above mentioned stories and for the wait time before an appointment. If you come after 4pm--brace yourself--you'll be in for a looooooong wait. Bring a book. I once waited for almost two hours on a Monday evening after work. Make early morning appointments if you'd like to get out of here without aging in the waiting room.

Best of best doctor !!!! Dr. Vernikova is a doctor with great experience, treats all patients…read moreattentively and responsibly, always asks in detail about health complaints, prescribes the right tests and explains in detail what exactly the tests showed and what treatment would be most effective. She is not only a doctor, but also a wonderful person!