I accompanied my friend to her treatment appointment at Sloan Kettering, and I was truly impressed…read moreby the compassionate, patient centered care provided by the entire staff. I know this is hard on my friend as she fight this cancer. I felt that she is in great hands. Being care for, respected, and truly support by her team. The doctors, nurses, and entire staff are exceptionally. From the time we checked in to the medical team, everyone was kind, professional, and attentive. The doctors and nurses took the time to explain everything clearly and made my friend feel comfortable and supported throughout the visit. The facility was clean, organized, and welcoming, and you can tell they are deeply committed to providing exceptional care. It was a very positive experience during a stressful time, and I'm grateful for the kindness and professionalism we experienced. Highly recommend Sloan Kettering to anyone seeking high-quality care.

MSK is the only place I would recommend for cancer care and treatment…read more They are compassionate and educated in the most critical medical care.

Very professional location, staffed with very competent, knowledgeable employees from door…read morereception to medical assistants Macie and Kelly through to end with Dr Jimenez, very comprehensive and through. Pain free examination. Wait was minimal, but would say opt to have documentation mailed so you can complete in comfort of own home and not get frustrated trying to remember it all. There is about 8-10 health history/Hippa pages to get through. Hence why they mention coming 30mins prior to appt. Parking was easy to find and navigate. Also note it's free for visitors. There is tunnel between parking garage and main building. Try to park on 4th level for shorter mazes walk to it. Elevators pretty much right there to take you down one level to 3 where their suite 365 is at.

I'm seeing longer & longer waits for bloodwork & chemo infusion. I'm seeing more & more illegal…read morealien Medicaid patients. You need to inform management when the intake support people at the desks are slow & lazy. Management responds. The Medical staff is wonderful but seem overworked due to this patient pressure!

Corporate industrial mega cancer pharm treatments tinged with wellness vibes…read more I may be cynical about how everything is big business in our nation and Cancer is no different. So much med complex .

The office staff was so friendly walking in the office. I'm a techy, so having my records…read moreavailable via a portal was right up my alley. His office was very professional and explained my entire process. I would like to THANK Jean Folchetti, Lori Depass and Veronica Ford. Dr. Rajiv, was so kind and really seem to care about my well being. He has excellent patient hands on skills. He's also very pleasant on the eyes. :-) I just want to personally THANK, Dr. Rajiv Datta for performing a successful Total Thyroidectomy surgery on 5/23/2018. I was very concerned, especially being a Motivational Speaker. My VOICE is not 100%, but I am confident that after my recovery (3-weeks) it will be back strong. My scar is healing nicely, my concern is a keloid appearing. I'm looking forward complete HEALING my from this health challenge. I strongly recommend this office, by especially Dr. Datta Rajiv as your doctor. Recovering Patient, Andrea D. Hicks 6/1/2018

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On April 15th I was extremely stressed out and overwhelmed with insurance and billing problems due…read morethe incompetence with my own insurance company. Neela and her supervisor Denise responded promptly and put me at ease. They provided outstanding customer service that went above and beyond what I could have ever expected and resolved my problems completed. The whole staff demonstrated a level of care and compassion, as they have for years, that is rarely found these days. Marie S.

Infusion room is very short of nursing ( I know this because the nurses were very verbal about it)…read more the RNs are rushed and this leads to rushed IV starts and lack of observation by them. These nurses also are responsible for mixing drugs - cleaning chairs and preparing waste for pick up Prohealth can do better staff the room

I agree she is nice but the equipment is outdated. There is sometimes a language barrier and i…read moreseems that her office is not up to date to new technology. There office is supposed to be open today but I called and they are closed. They are only open three times a week. The last time I had an appointment I was waiting over an hour because she was at the hospital for something. I don't know why they made an appointment and then she was at the hospital, or at least have another doctor cover your patients. It seems that this office are not aware of any new procedures and tests. They are stuck in the 60's and 70's era

Dr. Chaudhry is very competent and very caring physician. Her bed side manners are excellent and…read morecare for my patient was phenomenal . She took care of the patient as a personal task and completes with due diligence. Her knowledge is superb and up to the current cutting edge. I am very happy with her care of my mother. My mother is safe thanks to her. Her diagnosis is spot on and she foresees what the next problem would be and then she fixes it spot on. I would rate her the best hematologist and Oncologist with the best of the bed side manners

Back in the late spring of 2008, I had a minor medical condition that required some surgical…read morecondition. I mean, I know most people grow football-sized tumors in their spleens...right? *ahem* Well, regardless, I needed a fabulous doctor to kind of nip that one in the bud before it became soccer ball-sized. Dr. Allendorf is both a professor at Columbia University's College of Physicians & Surgeons and an attending surgeon at NY-Presbyterian's Columbia University Medical Center. He specializes in liver, pancreas, and endocrine surgery. I'm honestly not sure where "spleen" falls in those category, if at all, but Dr. Allendorf kindly took me in and fixed me up all shiny and new. He is an extremely kind doctor and very straight-forward about what I was dealing with. He is soft-spoken and I felt extremely comforted by him. While hospitalized, he would check on me on occasion, and he was very thorough with his post-surgery follow-ups on me. As a current employee of NY-Presbyterian, I do see him on the rare occasion I am doing work in the ORs or PACU areas at CUMC. I even see him eating lunch sometimes outside of the Sage cafeteria. Perhaps, one day, I will actually have the nerve to walk up to him and say thank you. I will refrain from lifting up my shirt to show him my scar and exclaiming, "Remember...THIS?!" I try to have SOME class while at work. ;-) But in all seriousness, he is a fabulous doctor. I highly recommend him. As a possible future patient, you will be in skilled and competent hands. (I mean that quite literally as well as figuratively.)

I returned to St Francis day staff and they were phenomenal…read more I felt safe and well cared for. The Nurses Jennifer and Sabrina were exceptional' i can not recommend this hospital enough, the Day staff was incredible!

Hospital stuck in 1960s. Old and worn equipment everywhere, the post that hold the IV are rusted,…read morelots of discolored rusted equipment. Bathrooms not clean as they should be in a hospital setting. Tiny emergency room. When you arrive to the ER there are guards on the street checking you go into the hospital parking which is $12 an hour, meanwhile there's free parking for emergency room patients. The guard are a bunch of geniuses trying to figure how to let you in. The nurses are hit or miss as far as being good, we had a good one so shout out to Stephanie on the first floor because she was the only one that was golden, the rest dwindle between mediocre to plain done w nursing so their goal is doing the minimum. The doctors were in that same wavelength, the ER doctor was supposed to visit and when he did he wasn't that informative as to what was happening. They did a CT scan and never came back to let us know the results. The day doctor for sure didn't read the chart because was giving us different info, the chief Dr Jerwyn was despondent, condescending and leaves much to be said about bedside manner, she is truly the example of being too smart doesnt equal being right to lead. I dread to think how her staff suffers. No case worker came to give us the whole picture of whats happening so we had to piece together the puzzle. Overall it served its purpose on an emergency but long term care is not recommended.