i am very lucky to say that dr.amy walsh has been my primary care the last 14 years.i cannot have…read morereceived more excellent care.dr.walsh has an outstanding bed side manner. she never rushes you in and out of the office.dr.walsh always is prompt,and almost always running on time.next to caring for your physical health dr.walsh is concerned if you are having any mental health issues.amy walsh is simply the best.

From the owner: Born and raised in Albany, I have dedicated my professional life to giving all of my patients…read morecompassionate health care with a smile.

julia takes the time to listen to your issues and never…read moremakes you feel badly or rushed! I can't say enough about her care! highly recommend her and practice !

It seems harder and harder to find a Dr. That listens to YOU and actually cares. Well, I have found…read moremine and she is fantastic! The office is professional, clean, friendly andI highly recommend her and her practice.

My review is too long to fit here, but it includes missed cancer, missed ... so many things - which…read moreinstead of either collecting more data / doing tests, she made up a pain disorder. This doctor harmed me on par with serious childhood abusers, and robbed me of years of life and basic health. I grieve ever meeting her

My partner saw Dr. Kumar for a routine colonoscopy. After the procedure, the doctor came out to say…read morethat there were not meaningful results due to "poor preparation" and that he'd have to do it again in 2 years (rather than the typical 5). I was confused as my partner followed the instructions exactly, which involved taking MiraLAX and another OTC laxative pill. I told him this. I also said that when I had my own colonoscopy, I was prescribed Suprep. He said that would have been better. The nurse agreed Suprep worked better for her. Why on Earth would they have directed him to do an ineffective preparation? That means they billed insurance for a procedure that was predictably ineffective. And now insurance is going to charge my partner a copay, and he can't get the test he needed covered by insurance again for several years. This procedure should not have been billed, and the doctor should have been apologetic for the time wasted and offered to do it again correctly.

Refuses to realize my GI symptoms are diet-based rather than in my head and insists I take a double…read moredose of 40mg (80mg) PPI despite me explaining to him that I still experience reflux/heartburn while taking it and that it doesn't work. Does not address or fully listen to my symptoms or concerns.