Dr. Weiss is usually good when you can get an appointment with her. She is friendly and helpful…read more However, the problem is she can be very difficult to get an appointment with. During the time that I was her patient she was often on leave, and the doctor that was covered her practice did not return calls. I had a really bad ear infection that didn't get treated for weeks because I couldn't get anyone at her office to return my calls. Worse, she completely misdiagnosed my mom's Lyme Disease, trying to tell her she had stomach flu because that was what was going around. I wouldn't recommend her as a primary care physician.

I've always loved Center for Women's Health too, for Mary Stein, first and foremost (although all…read morethe clinicians there are great). FYI if you are looking for Mary she appears to be in Upstate NY now. Very sad! Great loss for this practice. I would still go to Center for Women's Health but Mary will be very very missed!

I'm not sure where to even begin. I started seeing Ms. Tam after Ms. Borowski left in March. Since…read morethen it has been nothing but bad experiences. The first time I saw Ms. Tam was in April after I started experiencing severe panic attacks and insomnia. She prescribed me three medications and told me to follow up in two weeks. I had to follow up four days later after the side effects of the medication aggravated the mental health issues I was already experiencing. She prescribed me three new medications and suggested I see a psychiatrist. She gave me three suggestions and none of them accepted my insurance. Of the three new medications I only ended up taking one because it had no side effects and after researching the other two, my psychotherapist and I learned that those two should not be mixed to begin with. After about another week of suicidal ideations and no sleep, I reached out to her and her assistant for guidance on referring me to a psychiatrist that accepts my insurance. They initially told me they could not help me because the ones she gave me were the only ones she knew. I wrote her and her office a lengthy email about the lack of help and negligence of prescribing me medications that should not be taken together. I CC'd my therapist and emergency contact and that is when Ms. Tam's assistant reached out with a psychiatrist who accepts my insurance. Fast forward to October. I schedule an appointment for my annual check up as well as having my employment paperwork filled out. A few days from my appointment someone from her office reaches out and tells me she will be on vacation and asked me to reschedule. I reschedule my appointment for when she is supposed to return. The day of my rescheduled appointment which was on a Monday, I show up to the office and her assistant tells me she is still on vacation and he had called me on Friday to reschedule and they had moved it to Tuesday. This was news to me because I never received a call. I had no missed calls, no voice messages, no texts nor emails stating that my appointment was rescheduled to Tuesday. I then reschedule it for that Wednesday. Tuesday evening I get a text from her office saying they no longer accept my insurance and I can either cancel or pay out of pocket. Of course I cancelled because why would I pay out of pocket when I have insurance and on top of that pay out of pocket for THAT kind of service. I've also been trying to get in contact with their billing department because they charged one of my visits from over a year ago as outpatient with no insurance. When I call they tell me someone will get in contact with me. Til this day I have not spoken to anyone from the billing department. Long story short, find someone else.

Ive been a patient with Ocean Heart for several years now and have seen a number of medical…read moreproviders in their NYC location including Melissa Tam. Melissa is a very sweet and very thorough practitioner who has always been very accommodating and helpful to the best of her ability. I appreciate having her as my primary provider and recommend her to anyone looking for a new provider.

Kimberly Dy is an exceptional nurse practitioner. I highly recommend her over any…read morepractitioners--including general practice MDs. I have seen Kimberly for a little over two years--approximately 5 visits--from regular physical checkups to other medical issues. Initially, I wanted to see an MD, but I found Kimberly to be more caring, knowledgeable, and thorough than MDs/practitioners I had visited in the past. After my first appointment with Kimberly, I recommended her to my spouse, who would eventually see Kimberly for the annual physical checkups and other concerns. We both consider her our PCP (Primary Care Physician) and went to her for all general care one would get from a PCP. In one instance, as an example, I saw Kimberly for an unknown/relatively uncommon symptoms, and she impressed me by asking whether I experienced other detailed/specific symptoms all from memory--as alluded to above, she's very knowledgeable and thorough--I did look up those symptoms prior to the visit to appreciate her asking relevant questions. Kimberly did not think there was anything to be worried about based on my responses to her questions, gave me samples to try out for two weeks, and gave a referral to a specialist in case I wanted to make sure. (I did eventually go to the specialist, and found out there was nothing to worry about, just as Kimberly had suggested.) To summarize, Kimberly Dy is an exceptional practitioner and patients should definitely at least try her out, for medical care or any conditions for which one would normally see a PCP.