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    Maimonides Medical Center

    Maimonides Medical Center

    1.9(321 reviews)
    3.7 mi•Borough Park

    ambulatory recovery room was the best. after my hernia surgery they woke me up and made me feel…read morewelcome back to the land of the living. especially Jamie, who treated me with kindness and respect. Being that I'm half Italian, and her being of Italian descent, we kind of got that warm connection of our heritage kicking in right away, which made the recovery process run a lot smoother than normal. Cheers to you, Jamie, hats off to a wonderful sweet girl and an excellent employee of 20 years of service to a great Hospital.

    ​My 88-year-old mother recently spent five days as a patient on the 5th floor of Maimonides Medical…read moreCenter, and the experience we endured was unacceptable. I felt we were in the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest because I was right there with her every single night, I witnessed everything firsthand. No one looks out for a parent the way their family does, and the fact that these incidents occurred with me present speaks volumes. ​Lack of Basic Patient Safety: The nurses on this floor operated without common sense or proper safety protocols. They expected an 88-year-old woman with severe balance issues to get up and walk around unsupported, completely disregarding basic safety and patient dignity. ​Inappropriate Treatment During Procedures: While I briefly stepped away, my mother was treated poorly during a blood draw, experiencing repeated punctures and ignored pain. Fortunately, a visitor in the room intervened and instructed staff to stop. The staff's reaction was unprofessional. When I returned, it was clear that this type of treatment would not be tolerated. ​Inefficient Discharge and Insurance Procedures: Upon discharge, a nurse named Madina attempted to delay her release for another 24 hours due to uncompleted discharge paperwork. The priority seemed focused on administrative delays rather than patient health, and proper action was only taken after I threatened to contact Patient Relations. ​Lack of Standard Discharge Protocols: In comparison to other major hospitals where discharge includes a proper handoff, safe removal of IVs, and a wheelchair for a dignified exit, our experience here lacked basic class and training. I had to physically demand a wheelchair to ensure she could leave safely. ​Poor Facility Conditions: The physical condition of the floor matches the poor standards of the staff. There was visible filth, garbage overflowing from bags into the open, and neglected bathrooms that appeared not to have been cleaned properly in a long time. ​Bright Spots: Despite these severe issues, I want to highlight a few individuals who stood out: Nurse Justin showed genuine compassion and is a credit to the field. Arena, Sonia, and Nelly were also decent. However, other staff members were unprofessional, and I intend to follow up with Patient Relations regarding their names. ​Conclusion: Maimonides management currently lacks adequate control and standards on this floor. To resolve poor communication and coordination, leadership must hold mandatory team meetings to set clear expectations, define roles, and establish daily check-ins. I do not want any other family to go through this experience. Until leadership cleans up this floor and holds staff accountable, I would advise others to keep their family members away from the 10th Avenue 5th-floor facility.

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    NYC Surgical Associates - Lizzie Gottsegen, Massage Therapist

    NYC Surgical Associates

    3.9(61 reviews)
    5.1 mi•Upper East Side

    I was extremely fortunate to be treated by Dr. David Greuner for AVMs at NYC Surgical Associates…read more As someone who previously had many bad experiences with other doctors including being misdiagnosed multiple times, I'm so happy there's someone like Dr. Greuner (and the rest of the staff) who genuinely cares about his patients and listens to them not only during procedures but also prior and post. I would give this practice a 100 stars if I could.

    To give just 5 stars is not enough, they deserve 100 of them. Let me tell you that I've been seeing…read moredoctors for years and got used to chronic pain as noone could fix it, but Dr. Greuner diagnosed the problem within 5min of my appointment. I had an AVM surgery. He showed me every scan of my arteries and explained everything clearly. I felt calm before my surgery only thanks to him. This is the best care and treatment you can get, not just in New York, but worldwide. I came from Europe to specially see dr. Greuner and glad I did. No wonder he is ranked as top 5 doctors in the world. He is so carrying, knowledgeable and genuinely an amazing person. The staff and dr. Tonis were so friendly and welcoming, they took the time to explain everything in detail and answered all the questions that I had. They followed up after the procedure to make sure everything was good with me before my traveling back to Europe. They don't just treat you, they make sure you leave their office healthy, pain free and with a smile on your face. I can't thank you enough how you changed my life. From constantly being in pain to being pain free, really increased quality of my life.

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    Mathew Lefkowitz, MD - NYU Langone Health - Practice Logo

    Mathew Lefkowitz, MD - NYU Langone Health

    2.3(13 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn Heights

    He is not a pain management doctor. He is a doctor who focuses on weight loss referrals. He is a…read moredoctor who focuses on physical therapy. He's more like a physical therapist. He rather distract you from you asking him anything substantial about pain. Here have to talk to you about your life. He rather talk to you about anything else as long as it has nothing to do with pain.

    Dr. Lefkowitz came on very strong in my first visit. He seemed very empathetic and his staff seemed…read more deferential. I was very excited about getting my first injection as he seemed competent. Rare. What happened to me today felt more like assault. I have been assaulted before and I feel just as disembodied. I was told I would receive local anesthesia before my procedure and I did not. During the procedure Dr. Leftkowitz had a conversation with his pre-med assistant about where he might go for the summer. During this time he did not tell me when he would start and he did not apply local anesthesia. Did not say "little pinch" nor "big pinch" At one point I actually screamed "what the hell are you doing?!" And. When he was done he actually said see you're all better! And rubbed my head like I was a child. The braggadocio! The racism! Uhhh no. I'm 46 and No one has ever rubbed or patted me on the head. No PoC would ever. Perhaps God sent me there to teach. Perhaps there is no God. But he bout to learn something. Honey this is not okay." I went over to CMS at Medicare to start that complaint and am all set to call my friends in Albany at the Office of Professional Medical Conduct Central Intake Unit. Whether I complete those reports is up to your office. See, after Dr. Frazier messed up my fusion and destroyed my life and career, I learned quite a lot about patient's rights. DO NOT SEE HIM AND IF HE HURTS YOU AFTER 4.13.2022 WE WILL ALL SUE THE BLEEP OUT OF HIM.

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    ProHEALTH Colon & Rectal Surgery - Good Morning!

    ProHEALTH Colon & Rectal Surgery

    5.0(15 reviews)
    16.2 mi

    From my initial consult to my actual procedure, I've been quite impressed by the level of attention…read moreand hospitality by the staff. Patients only in the waiting area once you've checked in with the desk. Masks provided and is required upon entry. I felt really comfortable with their social distancing measures and the waiting area was very orderly and clean. Based on a friend's referral, I was here to meet with Dr. Mark Dobriner for my colon health check. He was highly recommended and has 20+ years experience in the Colon and Rectal care. He's also the Head Surgeon in this particular expertise. He was approachable and displayed empathy for my reason in having a consult. Everything was explained thoroughly in regards to the plan for my colonoscopy. There were many guidelines that he went over, along with an appointed nurse that provided me with a full informational packet regarding the pre-procedure prep I needed to follow. COVID PCR testing is still required three days before the procedure as well as a Rapid Test the day before. Keep that in mind when booking your appointment. The whole process of booking my first consult to the quick scheduling of my procedure, I felt that they wasted no time and that was very appreciated on my part. During the Pandemic, I noticed a big lag in appointment scheduling and response time in general for non emergencies so the ease ProHealth provided here gave me a sense of instant relief. Dr. Dobriner, along with my anesthesiologist Dr. Schreiber and my positive experience with Nurse Jenelle the day of, put me at ease for my first time procedure. I was calm going in, felt all my questions were answered and while I was worried about the outcome, the whole process was not stressful at all. I commend them on their service. And yes, it's true what they say, the Prep is worse than the procedure. Colon Health screening is important! Don't put it off people!

    I am truly grateful to a very accommodating and caring staff that was quick to get me in during…read morethis recent emergency. The PA who fielded my after-hours call was extremely reassuring, polite and helpful. I actually have been a patient of this practice for several years; sadly - the Surgeon I used recently retired. Nevertheless, I should mention the recent star of this catastrophe - Dr. Erica Sneider. Thank you Dr. Sneider for your compassion and prodigious skill. You truly saved the day for me! I am forever indebted to you for your tremendous care! A+

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