Went to the ER because I cut my finger. I told the PA I believe I cut my tendon. She said - no I…read moredon't see that. Total incompetence. I got stitched up and nothing more. No advice or requiring me to see a hand specialistI! I made an appointment myself to a specialist in Westchester, however since it was longer than a week from the cut, they couldn't reattach the tendon due to it falling. They are helping me manage the situation but I would never recommend this Nuvance hospitals or their PAs! Seek another place even if you have to drive a bit.

I had a friend go in as they had been having terrible chest pains. They also had difficulty…read morestanding and a strong migraine following them when they stood up. A doctor was going to write a letter sending them back to work and they ended up not getting the care they needed at all.

The office changed my appointment date without letting me know. They only have one number for 2…read moredifferent offices. The recording states someone will call back in up to 24 hours. Its been almost 72 hours and no one has called me back. I even called and left a message with the after hours service department (live person) and still nothing. Very unprofessional.

A family member had four emergency room visits in about two weeks and was seen by Dr. Robert…read moreRosenzweig for gastric issues in the hospital as an ER patient. The hospital staff advised us correctly that he is a "man of few words." When we asked if there was another gastroenterologist we could call in for additional consultation, their response was that he was the only one on staff and maybe we should go to Manhattan or elsewhere. Dr. Rosenzweig answers your questions and volunteers little else in terms of information. In his office he is the same way. He did not inquire about any history (not even relevant medical history). He knew nothing of the patient's relevant medical issues even though this information had been given at the hospital and also in the required new patient paperwork in his office. His visit in the office lasted 6 minutes. His exam consisted of taking the height and weight of the patient and pressing on their abdomen. It ended with "see me in two weeks and we will see how you are doing" as he was heading to exit the office. Prior to the appointment, his office staff was rude and threatened to cancel the office appointment when the new patient paperwork was not received in advance. (You are not allowed to fill out paperwork a half hour before the appointment, but instead we had to drop it off several hours before the appointment - they seem to think that everyone owns a printer and fax machine.) A stressful situation was made worse by the staff and a provider that does not offer healthCARE. If you are in need of a gastroenterologist I would NOT recommend Dr. Rosenzweig.

Hudson Valley Urology has the best urologists around. The doctors are cute, and seem to know their…read morespecialty well. The secretaries and waiting areas here are consistent with the business' specialty. When I ended up finding out I had a kidney stone, this place was suggested for me to try, and I'm glad the hospital I went to just around the corner suggested I try them. The application process for this specialist's appointments is fairly easy, and the information seems to be seemlessly transferred technologically between offices. Although this office is attached onto Northern Dutchess Hospital(which provides an easy transportation for doctors and their patients during the day), the parking isn't that great. They have only a few spots in front of their building that seem to always be in use by other non-patient(but patient's relatives of the hospital). No one seems to notice the signs up on each of the parking spots they "own." However, it seems like no one else really cares that these people are taking their spots anyway. But once you arrive inside, you'll notice that this location isn't as decorative as the one in Kingston, NY provides. But, being the doctors are the same, means your level of service is the same, and that's what effectively matters most. Appointments here are thorough, and so, coming here isn't too bad.

Here's a nice place to work out! Well worth the money, it houses a few instructors, several…read moretreadmills, bikes, stair steppers, and a bunch of weight-lifting machines. A few drawback's to this place occur though: to get to this place, you have to enter another door not nearby, and walk about a mile out of your way, to get to it. It used to be so much simpler years ago(before the addition was added) to get to this place. On top of that, while they have no daycare center nearby, not in this center, and not in the hospital anyplace. If you need to find a daycare place for your young children, take them to an external location after calling up daycare agencies in the local phonebook(or take them to your own daycare person). This center is not suited for young children, due to possible mis-use by kids, and accidental injury. The minimum age a person can be for this center is 18. While working out, this place does have a TV. Catch up on the day's news. It's always on a news channel of some sort. Yes, they do have lockers which you can rent for the day. Borrow a key, but make sure to return the key at the end of the day. As far as record keeping, when I last attended this center(when money&time were better suited to my schedule last:2004) they kept your records in a file-cabinet in the room. Enquire within, if this is still the case.

My very first impression soon as I walked in wasn't great. They should hire someone else to work at…read morethe very front since the woman who sits there is annoyed like your bothering her . Once I was seen the nurse and Dr were very nice helpful and respectful

Urgent Care Closes at 5 on New Years Eve but turns patients away walking in at 4:45…read more "Reviews need to be at least 85 characters." But what else can I say when I'm refused service before close?