There seems to be a few things most end of life facilities have in common. They're usually…read moreoutdated, a bit cruddy, and staffed with horrible employees. Eger Health Center isn't all that bad but it isn't all that good. Like other reviewers have mentioned its really outdated here. I know you don't come here for the decor and all but when families are paying nearly $550 a day to be housed here you'd think in the very least the building and its rooms would be modern and up to date. Instead you're faced with a dank reception desk, dirty carpets throughout, old paint, "wood" everywhere, peeling walls, old chairs, and the bathrooms in each room are straight out the 60's. I could go on and on about the condition of this building but I don't want to take away from the staff that keeps this place running. The staff here are some of the most compassionate people I have met during the process of my relatives passing. They were kind, caring, and respectful with all of us during some difficult time but when it came to them having to interact with him they were gentle and patient which doesn't always happens in many of these places. We didn't have much time to research a better possible facility but cant say I truly regretted the decision my family made to use this facility.

Violated HIPAA law by talking about my father's plan of care in front of my son and my father's…read moreroommate when I complained , they retaliated . If you care about your loved ones, take them somewhere else.

Care was good! They treated me well!…read moreThey didn't rush me, If took a long time to see the doctor!

Don't go to this hospital, go to Seaview. Nurses are excellent, not enough docs to go around, so it…read moretakes forever to get an answer about your status. Hospital in no that clean. They make you pay for your tv, and the internet is bad. The SI Advance shows their administration staff at these lavish parties, or their ridiculous achievements like they're royalty, and they cant even improve the hospital. Their website also has the nerve to ask for donations, smh. Trust me, if you're dying, get to Seaview if you can, it will make a world of difference when it comes to getting better care.

Would never use or recommend Quest Diagnostic ever again because I was charged 10 months later for…read moretesting done and was never notified at time of see a few of 241.84

Small but comfortable, staffed with nice but strict Russian ladies. When you need to take your…read moreblood glucose when you are preggo, I suggest going here. Be warned though...no talking on cell, and if you leave to talk on cell...they will come get you! No leave room allowed. p.s. My "sugars" are great. No baby induced diabetes for me.

E is unprofessional and money hungry. They pushed for getting special blood tests and wouldn't…read morerepeat after an issue with the collection. When I didn't opt for IV vitamin therapy, she was not interested in keeping me as a patient anymore.

Diana Macaulay is an amazing doctor. Even thought he office is usually busy, she takes the time to…read morelisten to your needs and concerns. Dr. Maculay does an exceptional job at creating g a treatment plan for you. She always greets you with a smile and a ray of positive energy. Shoutout to Jeanine for being patient while doing my bloodwork. She listened to my concerns and was extremely gentle. She has a positive spirit about her that puts you at ease. I recommend this doctor's office if you are in the area!

The service was reasonably good and the phlebotomist was reasonably nice. They have enough parking…read morein the shared lot and plenty of extra on the residential streets surrounding it.

I took a family member here for a mammogram and bone density test recently. Both technicians for…read morethe two different tests were very friendly and made the experience as pleasant as it could be. The office was clean, and the checkin process was pretty straightforward. This was a good visit, and we would return if further tests are needed in the future.

Staten Island care is acceptable at Regional Radiology but do not expect same as NYU Manhattan…read morefacilities affiliated with Perlmutter Cancer Center mammography ultrasound, or bone density equipment and technical and physician staff to be same as Manhattan facilities located at Langone etc.. My experience in Manhattan facilities as far as appointment wait times were on time but at Regional Radiology the wait times before and after imaging for checking are long. The main reason I use the SI facilities is because it is convenience for travel and in Staten Island. Also Dr.'s in Staten Island Regional Radiology in my experience, mammography, breast ultrasound, are not physically present at the facility at the time of the appointment because they read the images from home via medical approved internet. I had asked to speak with the manager and asked why I was not able to speak to or seen by the radiologist since at the at the nyc city facilities I was, to go over any questions and to look physically at me for any lumps etc of concern. At Regional Radiology, my opinion and experience only, the technologist contacts the radiologist physician and describes concerns etc. to the radiologist reading the images, and one time I was connected to the radiologist on the computer and on the phone. Not the same as an in person exam. I was told by the staff manager that in the future, before making an appointment, to ask if and when there will be a radiologist on sight for the day of your appointment, as mentioned most are working from home. Regional Radiology facilities throughout SI have been affiliated with NYU for some time now, and acceptable by some of my NYU Manhattan doctors depending on imaging needed, some physicians in Manhattan prefer NYU Langone, Perlmutter Radiology, or imaging facility at the Orthopedic center on E38 th Street. My Manhattan Dr.'s, some will accept REGIONAL RADIOLOGY, so I opine only in my experience and health situation. The physicians I use will also let me know which facility they would prefer. Please know this has been my experience only and Regional Radiology in my opinion has improved since they have been affiliated with NYU, but again, in my opinion they still need to be more on board in their practices with the facilities in Manhattan.