Superb standard of care. Great doctors and staff. I was promptly seen. Great communication .read more

Top quality care, warm and professional doctors and staff, lovely offices. I was seen right away,…read moregreat communication and follow-up.

Excellent care as always, my husband and I have been going to him for years.. he was the first one…read moreto pick up on my husbands inflammatory heart condition. He is knowledgeable and understands how to talk to patients. We recently had an awful scare and was referred to a terrible cardiologist after our hospital discharge, thankfully Dr. Kaplowitz recommended a new group and they successfully treated my husband.

Dr Kaplowitz has been my primary for years. The negative reviews I read are completely false. For…read moreall those that wrote he does a lot of unnecessary testing your wrong. His office was the only office to discover my mother's Thyroid cancer by doing those tests you say are unnecessary. NO ONE else found my mother cancers and he caught it early my mother was treated with iodine pill and survived. As for me Dr Kaplowitz found things with me that a lot of other Dr didn't find and due to him finally finding what was wrong I got the proper treatmwnt. I have been misdiagnosed for so many years until I got to him. He discovered I have chrons when I was been treating for Fibromyalgia which I don't have. My heart conditim he found were I was being told it was anxiety. Those unnecessary tests those other patients wrote about let's see when cancer pops up and when other Doctors will find it. It will be too late. I put my life in the hands of Dr Kaplowitz anytime.

Out of sheer inertia, I had been with Dr. Chavez for years until finally becoming fed up and…read moreswitching to a much more dedicated and focused physician. Dr. Chavez is disorganized, spacey, long-winded to the point of being confusing and lately I think borders on the unethical. Long standing problems have also included the interminable wait times at any clinic where Dr. Chavez works. I am talking two hour-plus waits before you get called in. The staff openly complain about him and apologize to the patients, it's all due to the way he repeats himself, forgets basic information, misplaces files, etc... I think this might be part of the reason he has been changing clinics so much. But the latest event that just really broke my heart was having a front row seat and watching the way Dr. Chavez just dumped patients. About two months ago I was waiting to see him (another two hour wait) and saw patient after patient show up for scheduled appointments only to be informed that Dr. Chavez was no longer taking their insurance starting on THAT day. One elderly guy explained that he had been seeing Dr. Chavez for twenty years and was there for a follow up visit because he was in the middle of treatment that Dr. Chavez prescribed for an infection. Could he be seen one last time? No. Would Dr. Chavez come out and explain what he should do next? No. Dude was weeping. It really chilled my blood. I saw three patients turned away that day and each was totally surprised; no one had called them. I was so gobsmacked that I went home and googled recommended protocols for when clinics change which insurance they take. Turns out clinics are suppose to offer notice, referrals and still accommodate patients who are in mid-treatment for something. Dr. Chavez did none of that. Cold hearted, if you ask me. Even though I wasn't affected, I just couldn't see myself going back to Dr. Chavez. His long standing disorganization now seems cruel to me. When I found a new PCP I asked her what her clinic does in these situations and she said they give THREE MONTH notice, give referrals to patients and set up a transition plan for them. When I told her how Dr. Chavez had handled the change she raised her eyebrows and said, No comment.

DO NOT SCHEDULE ON NYU WEBSITE!! I came in for an…read moreappointment at 5pm leaving work and was told that Dr.Chavez was unable to see me as this appointment was never available. I am a manager for another hospital outpatient organization, I found this highly unprofessional and inconvenient. The Doctors secretary should be checking these errors as this was not a last minute appointment. This appointment was on the schedule for 2 weeks. Dr.Chavez's secretary was not empathetic or interpersonal at all and only offered me for the next day at 12:00pm. I suggest this office speak of having more attention to detail as patients schedule their days according to appointments. I was very upset to have wasted my time and travel. Accommodating me would have been continuing the visit with a physician assistant but this was not an option upon request. I do not recommend this place, front desk were the best part of the office.

Sadly I have to agree with many of you. She was competent at first but I had my annual in early…read moreDecember and have followed up multiple times for my test results and Super Bill to submit to insurance. I have received no explanation and no resolution. I have never experienced anything so unprofessional. I would NOT recommend her at all as this ghosting has happened to many of her patients and it is inexcusable.

Excellent and detailed care by Dr. Bleyer. She has been my internist for many years she listens…read moreand take the time to know her patients

I recently read a post Dr Pedre had shared on Instagram where he described his own personal growth…read moreover the years. I'd been meaning to write a review in the past but this post truly demonstrated who he is as an individual and as a trusted doctor and immediately prompted me to share my experience. I met Dr Pedre many years ago when one of my doctors recommended that my son, who was misdiagnosed by a dermatologist, see Dr Pedre. My son was impressed, and suggested I see him too. I found him unique in so many wonderful ways-from his extensive medical knowledge to knowing his patients completely-beyond tests and bloodwork. He thinks out of the box for solutions. I am grateful for that original recommendation and have witnessed his effort to share his personal health learnings to help others.

My gut tells me the practice is more interested in my cc# than my health. Yes I'm sure the…read morecredentials are legit. The vibes aren't Hard pass.

Dr. Minkowitz is the best doctor I have ever had. She actively listens and responds to concerns…read more She is kind and caring. I have gone to--and liked--all of the doctors she referred me to. I trust her 100 percent. She is a jewel.

I had seen Dr Minkowitz for over a decade but had to change providers 3 years ago. She has changed…read moreconsiderably. I had a cancer scare and she never ordered a mammo despite my requests. My results came in and she once again did not even bother to reach out to me and tell me what it said. I had several instances of this unresponsiveness, an uncaring attitude that, at the beginning, I found so surprising. I thought surely it was a mistake. After 2 years of this, I finally changed doctors. I no longer recommend Dr Minkowitz and do not recommend anyone see her. Find another doctor.

Dr. Keil is a responsive, responsible GP who always gets back to patients in a timely and helpful…read moremanner. Her office makes an effort to fit patients into busy schedules and are incredibly efficient.

I had Keil as my PCP for 14 years, and thought I was lucky. She is a friendly, competent person who…read moreseems to enjoy her work. Turns out, however, she was misdiagnosing me all that time, I was treated for allergies which - when I went elsewhere - I was tested for and found that I do not have. The problem I actually do have was never mentioned. Under a different doctor's care my diagnosis was accurately made and in a few months I felt better than I had felt in years.

I have been seeing Dr Dolinsky for 4 years now. he is a wonderful and caring person that really…read morereally care. I love coming to his office, it always feel like I'm meeting a family member. he is very thorough and gives attention to the little details. he definitely knows what he is doing and make sure that all my issues were resolved. I really don't know what I'd do it he was to retire or not be on my health plan. I know he knows I'm somewhat a hypochondriac but he never made me feel like that.

What a pain-free annual physical with Dr. Dolinsky at the NYU Langone Medical Center (for Men's…read moreHealth, but they also take females). As a new patient, he took all the time to delve into my medical and personal history, with superb bedside manners that quickly puts one at ease. He's genuinely kind and conversational. He's also quick with posting test results up on NYU's MyChart portal. You won't get a phone call unless there's some abnormality, but he will leave comments on the portal re: the individual results. I like to shop around for doctors, but can actually see myself going back to him for future physicals. The clean and modern office is also well-organized, from my initial phone calls with the friendly receptionists to the techs who took my vitals and gave me shots. You get all your labwork done across the hall, which is shared by other NYU doctors. The phlebotomist only needed to poke me once to draw my blood, whereas in the past I've been poked and prodded multiple times to find one baby vein. Seriously, get your preventative needs met at NYU and Dr. Dolinsky!

I have been a patient of Dr Lusky since 2005. He was always professional, welcoming and friendly to…read moreme. Wilson who worked as the front desk receptionist was always pleasant and accompanying when it came to scheduling appointments and retrieving test results. Also notable was Cheri, who helped out up front as well for the care of patients in the back. That all being said, the overall office's professionalism and utmost care of patients has drastically changed for the worse with the new additional staff that was brought in. I was unknowingly assigned to Dr Pulcheri. She seemed professional at first but had many issues from prescriptions not being filled correctly when requested, to months of unavailability to see me and falsifying medical records from teladoc calls. I tried my best to accommodate her derelict of job duties but to no success. I even tried to get the new receptionist Natalie, who was hired after Wilson, to help facilitate my health needs. At first it seemed like she could handle the fast paced and demanding position of answering phones. but that was short lived. She quickly became unprofessional and contentious on the phone. She would over talk me, cut me off in mid speech and wouldn't relay my messages to Dr Pulcheri. This went on for the past year. I had to ultimately make the hard decision to leave the East Medical Practice. No ill will towards Dr Lusky or others at the practice not mentioned in my review. I just can't continue arguing with an unsuited receptionist and a doctor who seems more concerned about her travel plans and personal obligations ( as she would tell me when I visited ) than of her patients, leaving them with no medical care or alternative support.

If you are looking for an excellent GP, Dr EL is your guy…read more Dr Lutsky has been my GP for at least 15 years. Aside from being extremely thorough, efficient and dedicated, he has a charming personality ~ and not without a sense of humor. The ESMP is efficiently run, as well, with very pleasant staff (Sherri is amazing!) Highly recommended

Dr. Lyon has been my GP for over a decade. She is highly skilled and experienced, with a wonderful…read morenyc referral network. But most important to me is she's a great communicator. She gives context to questions you have from her wisdom, and in this day of "too much data" she puts things in perspective. She is unbelievably caring, she went out of her way to reassure me on a certain issue recently. She's one of the world's best doctors, we are lucky to have her here in nyc. She's simply the best. Thank you "Dr.Val"I highly recommend her.

Ive never had such a horrible and rude experience with a doctor like I did with Dr. Lyon. I'm…read morehonestly shocked that this woman has clients. The moment I opened the door I had a gut feeling something wasn't right. When I walked back to the room I was immediately instructed by the physician assistant to get undressed and put on a gown which was very odd to me. Usually when it's your first appointment establishing primary care you aren't asked to get undressed so I was a bit caught off guard and decided to wait to undressed until after talking with the doctor and going over what we would be doing at todays appointment that required me to get undressed. When Dr. Lyon came in (before introducing herself) she asked me in the rudest voice "why aren't you undressed?" And I said "I had a few questions before getting undressed" and she said "you could have still gotten undressed!" - I was so taken back as to why it was such an issue that I didn't get undressed immediately. She proceeded to ask me questions then abruptly interrupted me and said "you're not wearing a mask, let me get you one", she returned with a mask and I told her I didn't want to wear it (mind you the assistants in the office weren't wearing one, just her) and she told me "I had to wear it" I then responded with telling her I haven't had to wear a mask at a drs office in over a year, she proceeded to tell me to put it on. Given this woman's attitude I knew I couldn't trust her, so I told her we could end the appointment and I will go elsewhere. She immediately followed up with "okay! But you still owe me $50 for the appointment." When I was checking out I overheard the physician assistant say to the doctor "Dr. Lyon you were supposed to be better this year." So clearly this isn't the first time someone has left their appointments 10 minutes in. I'm honestly shocked by the amount of good reviews I see on Google. Her Yelp reviews are far more accurate, in which I'll note another girl had the same horrible experience with Dr. Lyon getting mad at her for not undressing right away. If I could give zero stars I would.