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    Stony Brook Kidney Cntr

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Stony Brook University Hospital

    Stony Brook University Hospital

    2.2(250 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    I regret that this has taken me so long to do. But FINALLY, I am writing this…read more On 9/4/2025 I had a horrific fall. My husband called 911 and although I was in agony I was aware how great the ambulance people were: Amazing, and once we go to Stony Brook U Hospital everyone was terrific. I asked people their names but sorry to say I can't remember them. I will say PA Kathryn Walton was amazing. She did an awesome job stitching up my laceration, and she was so kind, professional and comforting. Dr. Brian McMahon was THE NICEST doctor! He took such great care of me. He was so considerate and I knew I was in great hands. I can't say enough wonderful things about these two physicians. Additionally, Everyone I came into contact with was amazing........nurses, aids, transport people, Xray and Cat Scan techs. I had a very long recovery, and thought about how fortunate I was to get the exceptional care that I did from all these people. God bless them, and Thank you to all of them. This was an experience I will long remember, especially because of the care I received.

    This is a strange and disappointing facade of a university teaching hospital. I feel bad for the…read moretrainees who come here thinking they are learning/giving #1 care. I feel bad for the patients who think they are getting #1 care here and don't know that there is better. If it's your only choice bc you couldn't get into a better residency, I'm so sorry - the match is rough. Or as a patient, if you live in the beautiful Three Village area and need to come here, I hope you have a simple illness, like an uncomplicated pneumonia. Otherwise, it would be in your best interest to receive care elsewhere where the physicians are more curious and strive for better quality care from the top down. One recc, if you have a loved one who is hospitalized for more than three days, get the monthly parking pass. In order of satisfaction from top to bottom - elevator system - concessions on first floor like Starbucks - first floor entrance security people - monthly parking pass available - case managers - neurosurgery team - nurses aids/sitters - ED resident - food ordering system - nutritionist - first floor check in clerk - attending hospitalists - GI team - Radiology support - Electronic medical system Good luck! You will need it.

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    New York Cancer & Blood Specialists - Cancer Research Center

    New York Cancer & Blood Specialists - Cancer Research Center

    2.7(3 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    I was a patient at the Patchogue office for many many years and was treated by Sanjeev Jain for…read moresomething that as it turns out, I did not have. I was expecting to die fairly soon, I moved to Arizona to be with my son and daughter-in-law to die. I did find a new doctor at the Mayo Clinic who found my NY diagnosis was a bunch of bulls**t. I had been diagnosed with an incurable blood cancer, the treatment was basically blood transfusions, I was prescribed a medication (Danazol) which caused paralysis in my legs, hospitalization for 3 months, then rehab for 4 month, I had to learn to walk again. My doctor in Arizona diagnosed me with kidney failure, started me on dialysis and immediately I began to feel better, before this diagnosis I was in a wheelchair because I was too weak to walk, couldn't drive, it was hell. After the new diagnosis my life changed significantly. Please, get a second opinion before taking Dr. Jain's word as final or I would actually tell you to find a different doctor and still get a second opinion

    The office is clean & organized, staff & Dr. Galeas was friendly. My GP sent me here as a…read moreprecaution. Gave them my insurance info. After my $50 copay, I received a bill for $23.95. Their office couldn't explain it, & billing sent me back to the office for the Dr to explain. While waiting for the office to call me back, I received yet another bill, now for $123.06! Something is up with their billing/coding department that needs to be reevaluated. My insurance is pretty straightforward & I'm not sure how one could screw it up. People going to this office type, especially, have enough to worry about. Patients shouldn't have to babysit their billing department to make sure they do their job properly. So to relieve the stress of dealing with NY Blood, I called my insurance company. The agent called on my behalf & made them fix their issues. I'm hopeful that they corrected their mistakes fingers crossed. So that's my suggestion, get your insurance company involved, or go elsewhere.

    Coman Eugene A MD

    Coman Eugene A MD

    2.3(3 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    The most amazing doctor. His patience, understanding and time he spent with me was over the top. He…read moreis brilliant.

    After a frustrating 15 months of dealing with a grossly distended abdomen that looks completely out…read moreof place on my trim athletic body, I really needed a doctor with extensive experience, capable of thinking outside the box, and one who would patiently listen to me and answer my questions. I made an appointment with Dr. Eugene Coman, gastroenterologist, and had an office visit on May 30, 2024. I chose Dr. Coman based on all the terrific reviews I found on many different medical review sites. Most of the reviews showed a pattern of highly satisfied patients. They felt Dr. Coman was a good listener, very patient, great at returning calls promptly, and had the ability to solve tough problems that other doctors missed. I did not receive any of that. My office visit consisted of a 10-minute talk with Margaret, the PA. At the end, Dr. Coman walked in and spent no more that 2 minutes with me. He said 4 things: you look great, there's probably nothing wrong with you, you need to get a CT scan, and I'm not going to talk to you or answer any questions until after I have seen the scan results. When I tried to ask a question, he cut me off and repeated the fact that he would not answer any questions. I tried one more time but was once again cut off. When I asked if I should make a follow up appointment to go over the results, he said no, he would call me. I left his office feeling terribly dissatisfied. He didn't let me speak! So I had the CT scan with contrast dye at Stony Brook Radiology on June 13, 2024 and the results were available the same day. I never heard from the doctor. Nothing. He never followed up on my care. The scan results have been available for almost a month. I am 68 years old and never have I ever complained about any doctor's professional medical conduct. This is a first for me. I wanted Dr. Coman to help me figure out how to reduce the size of my abdomen and how to manage the constant moderate to severe constipation. He spent 2 minutes with me and ordered a CT scan. That's the extent of my visit with Dr. Coman. Dr. Coman submitted a claim to UnitedHealthcare for $736 under billing code 99204. This billing code is used for a new patient office visit, 45 to 59 minutes in length. He also submitted a claim for $21 under billing code 82272. This code is used for stool analysis for blood. THERE WAS NO STOOL ANALYSIS, so this looks like fraud to me. Dr. Coman is in the process of billing me $40 for my copay. I do not plan on paying it. He did not perform competently or professionally and provided no follow up with me whatsoever, despite his promise to do so. This was clearly the worst doctor experience I have ever had.

    Stony Brook Kidney Cntr - health - Updated July 2026

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