Dr Cheryl Colbert is one of the most caring, responsive, and knowledgeable primary care physicians…read moreI have experienced in my 77 years. Her diagnostic skills are excellent. She takes the time to explain diagnoses in detail and does not rush away to the next patient like so many patient-churning physicians I have experienced.

If I could I wouldn't give Dr. Colbert any stars. I was referred to her by my chiropractor and I…read morewent to her about a year and a half ago. The office is like stepping into another period of time. Didn't even have a working scale! I found her to be dismissive. Total lack of communication. What I thought was a physical was actually a first patient visit. At least that's how I was billed. And one follow-up became another follow-up appointment without any diagnosis or explanation. At the first folow-up, she looked quickly at my blood work and then didn't go through it with me. She referred me to a urologist in Albany who had had a lawsuit filed against him for negligence. From his reviews, it was apparent that surgery was his usually his first course of action and even Dr. Colbert stated that that was probably what he would recommend. I was horrified. Then, bookkeeping sent me a bill for a visit that I had already paid for. When I tried to explain to the bookkeeper what happened, she was very defensive. I even sent a letter with a copy of my payment and the receipt and no response of apology was forthcoming. They just want to get someone in as often as possible and bill as frequently as possible. I'm not sooo old not to catch them at their scam. There was no way I was returning to her office for a third visit. I started my search for a new doctor which, happily, I have found! But the main reason I am writing today, is to inform others of another form of Dr. Colbert's "care". Yesterday, I received a letter that shocked me to my core. Basically, it stated that I have 30 days to respond to whether I want to remain in her "care" and if don't respond I will be dismissed from her "care"; that she "will be unable to continue as your physician and will withdraw from further professional attendance on your behalf". In all my years of going to doctors and even if only once, I have never received such a letter. If she had "cared" from the outset I wouldn't here with a proverbial gun to my head. Obviously, she never took the Hippocratic Oath "Do No Harm" - her oath is "Do Not Care"!

Dr Costley is my primary and is now my whole family's dr. She is caring and thorough. Dr Costley…read morenever rushes you and checks everything you ask. The office staff is extremely professional polite. I've seen her for multiple issues and she's always the best, been following her over 20 years!!

I was a patient of Brian Callahan for close to 20 years. Then he joined MAHV. This summer, I was…read moretreated by his nurse and receptionist in Phoenicia in the most boorish and unprofessional way imaginable. So I switched PC. Fast forward to today. I needed to make an appointment with a specialist (Dr. Tack), who happens to be a co-founder of MAHV. He refuses to see me, claiming I was the one who was rude, and so 'would not be a good fit" for the practice. I was never given the opportunity to present my side of the story. Avoid this practice at all costs.

Jennifer Thornell is great. Very thorough and explained everything she was doing. BUT the phone…read moresystem gets a -10. There is no way to talk to a real person. Phone extension rings until it's dropped and that's it. Guess it will be an in person visit.

So they had me see a nurse not a dr, I thought I was seeing a dr. They said it was my…read moreresponsibility to research his scholastic accomplishments. He was very difficult and would ask a question I'd answer and then he would ask over and over the same question. He made it seem like I needed a cyst removed and it would be super easy, quick and painless. He appeared to not know what he was doing. The assistant nurse corrected him three different times. His name is Michael beiner.

Dr. Jobson is a great doctor. I have some health issues and see him regularly. He is friendly,…read moreanswers my questions, reviews my labs with me, and generally treats me like a human not just a patient. His office is also friendly and efficient. They get my prescriptions and renewals to the pharmacy when needed. When I have urgent issues, they get me in quickly.

I've really appreciated this place over the years. Today, Leah at reception and Patricia the nurse…read morewere truly wonderful. They were competent and kind which softened the blow of waiting 45 minutes, despite having made an appointment, on a beautiful sunny afternoon. Unfortunately, Dr. Gulati was quite the opposite. I asked him to renew the script for the acyclovir cream that I use for cold sores and he said in a patronizing tone, "Why do you think that's going to help you?" I tried to reply that in my vast experience it *does* help me by shortening the life of the cold sore, but he cut me off to explain it was useless because the virus is internal so I need the pills (which is like hitting an ant with a hammer imho), thereby vetoing my request for a cream. But the research is in, the cream works. The next kick in the stomach was when I asked him if the pills would be helpful, even if the cold sore is a couple of days old. He smirked at me and took several seconds, inhaling deeply and letting out a long, condescending laugh. As that finally tapered off, he refreshed his smirk, looked at me with exasperation, as if I were incredibly stupid, and said, "How would I know that? I don't know how long it's going to last!" That wasn't even my question! It felt to me like deliberate cruelty, almost like a performance. He ignored me when I tried to respond, turned on his heel, and walked away shaking his head. Why does someone like that work in medicine? Does he treat men like that, too? Doesn't he know that people who come to him are suffering and already humbled? Apparently he doesn't care. It was so strange and dehumanizing that I called my sister to process it, to talk me down. Lo and behold, she told me a few years ago she had a very similar experience with Dr. Gulati. I write this review hoping that it might save someone a similar bewildering and upsetting experience. Patients beware: this man might make you feel really bad when you're just trying to feel better.

Went here and they ran a bunch of tests and found nothing. Ended up in a ton of pain and ended up…read morein the ER, spent a lot more money, to find out it was something they apparently tested for. Don't go here.

Dr. Kapila not only did surgery on myself several times, he also did a tonsillectomy on my…read moredaughter. I find him and his office to be kind, compassionate and efficient. No one can even identify the scars from my multiple surgeries.