The experience to pick up my GetSnooze snore guard went as smooth as I could expect…read more I began by setting up an appointment to come into the GetSnooze office, which was easy due to a lot of available spots. When I got to the waiting room, I was handed an iPad to fill out my medical history. At this point, we began the coolest part of the process - having their medical professional perform a 3D scan of my jaws/teeth. I was able to watch this live as it happened and it was definitely a fascinating experience. This process only took about 10-15 mins and then I was done. I received my package shortly after that, which was packaged professionally and contained everything I needed - the mouth guard, bands, and instructions on how to use it. The guard fit my teeth perfectly and I could use it as a sort of retainer as well. After trying it, my girlfriend confirmed that I no longer kept her up or woke her up with my snoring. The product works exactly as expected and I couldn't be happier with the purchase!

This appliance changed my life. It's worth every penny, no more snoring and I tried everything…read more Takes a while to adjust but the staff is amazing and they take care of you as much as they can to make sure you are comfortable wearing it. Can thank them enough!

I can't say enough about Dr Shawl's professionalism and skill. I'm so fortunate to have him as my…read moreDr. super friendly and thorough.

My visit was exceptional in every way from start to finish including interaction with his…read moreadministrative assistant to the appointment and then follow up. I highly recommend Dr. Shawl.

I had sinus polyp surgery from Dr. shin two years ago, and follow-up appointments every 6 months…read more The surgery was a complete success and his follow up regimen has prevented any new polyps. He is a wonderful surgeon and human being. Highly recommended.

I saw Dr. Shin for nasal obstruction, chronic rhinitis, and nasal septal deviation. I was having…read moreissues breathing, especially before bed, out of my nose and my nose ran all the time during the day. I couldn't exercise or eat without my nose running. I felt forced to breath out of my mouth even when walking down the street. I am thin and in good health- this was not my fault and nasal sprays or antihistamines were not working. I even gave up dairy for years and nothing changed. No other doctor ever gave me real options besides dinky nasal sprays. Dr. Shin suggested Neuromark, a medical treatment for chronic rhinitis, and he did some other non-invasive procedure but I can't remember the name. Anyway, after a month, I'm perfect. Getting the minor procedures done made my nose annoying for a few weeks but basically a normal person now at six weeks out. It's made a huge difference in my quality of life. He's smart- he didn't just put a bandaid on my problem after years of suffering, he fixed it.

I first came to Sleep Medicine Associates in 2009. I had been told for years that I snored but I…read moreignored it thinking it wasn't anything serious. However, after waking up mornings groggy with terrible headaches and nodding off constantly during the day, it became obvious something was wrong My first experience at SMA was very comforting. The doctor and an assistant met with me, explained the condition, what was going to be done to test for it and potential treatment options. Then I set up time to perform a "sleep study". Back then, you did this by staying in a room at the sleep center. Technicians hooked you up to equipment, talked you through the process and then you slept in what amounts to a mini-hotel room for the night. It is very disconcerting to sleep with a mask on your face at first with tons of equipment attached to you, but the technicians were super friendly and patient with me as I struggled through it. Nowadays, you are more likely to get a home kit due to insurance companies changing the way they cover sleep studies. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. The kit is easy to hook up and a technician patiently takes you through the process in the office before you take it home. There was also something comforting about doing the sleep study in my own bed rather than a medical office. The end result of all this is that I am using a CPAP machine to deal with my sleep apnea and it has helped tremendously. There is a dramatic difference in how my days go in terms of wakefulness and alertness. If you are battling sleep apnea, I highly recommend a visit to SMA.

Do not waste your time here. I had a sleep study done in March of this year, they've now cancelled…read moreand rescheduled my appointment 3 times (once without telling me until I got there for an appointment). Five months later and I have yet to get the results of the expensive study. Staff and doctors are extremely pleasant, but the inability to get appointments right are an enormous waste of time and very unprofessional.

Despite the bona fides of its founders/management...Bluesleep's focus is telemedicine, CPAP…read moremachines and mouth-guards. In-person doctor visits don't seem to available any longer. If like me, you seek a better understanding of the (1) etiology of one's sleep-apnea or (2) variety of treatment options, this is NOT the place to go. A 20 minute telemedicine intake consultation with an NP left me somewhat dazed and feeling (feeling mind you) as if even I, a well-informed consumer of medical services, had few choices. Next stop, a Langone system or Mt Sinai system sleep medicine practice that offers in-person appointments.

Very disappointing experience with BlueSleep. My first appointment was canceled at the last minute…read more When I rescheduled for the following week, I received multiple texts just an hour before the visit asking for additional information that had never been requested beforehand. During the appointment, the doctor was unhelpful and seemed to have their own agenda. I was referred to sleep counseling and told that someone would be reaching out to me--but I never received any follow-up communication. I scheduled another appointment a couple of weeks later to address these concerns, but that visit was also canceled just 15 minutes before the scheduled time. Overall, the experience felt disorganized and unprofessional. My time was not respected, and I would not recommend this service.

I have been to at least 8 ENTs this year over constant strep throat and tonsil issues. NYU to Mt…read moreSinai to Columbia. I was on IV antibiotics Teflaro and and IM injections of Rocephin for bad bacteria infections with other doctors--nothing helped. But they refused to take my tonsils out--not a common practice for adults I was told. But if you are super sick and constantly have to be on antibiotics why wouldn't you? Dr Finley has been nothing short of amazing. A super smart, kind and caring ENT surgeon (looks like a young David Byrne from the Talking Heads). He removed my tonsils using the latest plasma technology. Post Op he said I had bad tonsillitis and it was a good thing we removed them. While I am one day into recovery the right side doesn't hurt at all. He said my left was far worse even though I thought my right was. Still painful but happy they are out. I highly recommend him and his staff and his personal assistant Julia who is so attentive and professional. Everyone at Northwell has been great and they are in a beautiful new downtown building at 7 7th Avenue. They won me over.

Dr. Finley cured my snoring and minor sleep apnea. Also treated an (unrelated) bout of vertigo…read more He's professional, personable and does a great job. I'd recommend him to anyone.

All doctors are different, Dr k is very good in that he is less conservative than other docs. I had…read moreissues where after researching, i found a "certain drug " to be my answer. I went to several other docs, and they were afraid to prescribe it to me. Then i heard about dr krauss, and he was comfortable prescribing it. In and out in under 5 minutes. How great is that? Then one month, i missed my dr K appointment and had to go to another doc, I asked for my "certain drug" and he said no, then I showed my bottle and said its a refill because my usual doc is out of town, and suddenly it was ok to prescribe it. I guess most docs are afraid to be the first one to take the leap and prescribe something with "certain connotations" Thank goodness for brave ppl like dr k. Dr k, , he is 100% legit. Everything he does is legal and within his scope of practice. The meds he prescribes are based on your complaint, and he assesses your condition like any other doctor. Very fast he does it, but fast does not mean bad. He wont prescribe you drugs that may harm you as he do ask you what else you are on and what medical conditions you have. I like dr krauss. His style is not for everyone, but if you are educated, know what treatment you want to try for your condition, he can help you. If you need an hour to talk about your problems, please go elsewhere and don't hold up the line outside.

As others mentioned this is not the doctor to go to if you need an hour long cry session or you…read morewant someone to spend extensive time giving you a diagnosis. This is the doctor to go to if you need a refill on your prescription without being treated like a criminal or a drug addict. Cash is preferable, they charge a $10 fee for card. Try to bring exact change because I didn't and it was a bit of an ordeal to get change. The office assistant is nice but as far as organization goes its a bit all over the place. I do not think this is her fault, just the way their systems are set up. Come early for your appointment as he takes you in the order you sign in on the list with the office assistant.

I want to share my honest experience so people can make the best decision for themselves before…read morechoosing this clinic. If you work, go to school, rely on Medicaid transportation, or live far from the clinic, please be aware: missing an appointment without calling 24 hours ahead counts against you for three days, and it can affect your ability to be seen. I understand that clinics need to protect their time, but the way this policy is enforced can feel like a punishment, especially for people dealing with real‑life challenges. In my case, I was going through a serious housing crisis my apartment was torn apart, windows broken, repairs happening on the landlord's schedule, and I was sick from the conditions. I also live with multiple sclerosis, which affects my memory. So yes, sometimes I forget appointments or can't make it because life is literally falling apart around me. That doesn't mean I don't care about my health. The young lady I spoke with was professional and respectful, and I appreciate that. But the overall system feels unforgiving. When things are out of your control court dates, unsafe housing, health issues, stress missing an appointment shouldn't automatically put you in a position where you're treated like you did something wrong. Another concern: I requested a refill for my inhaler, which I need to breathe, and I still haven't received a response. My pulmonologist appointment isn't until April 23rd, and my inhaler is almost empty. I thought the clinic responds within 2-3 days, but that hasn't happened. Now I may have to go to the emergency room just to breathe safely. Lastly, I have to be honest: some of the front desk staff are extremely rude and unprofessional. Patients deserve respect, especially when they're sick. And discussing another patient's situation out loud in front of people is a violation of confidentiality. That should never happen. I'm sharing this because if you know you have a busy schedule, memory issues, chronic illness, or unpredictable life circumstances, this clinic's policies may add more stress instead of support. Everyone deserves care that understands real life happens.

This office (staff, doctors, etc) do not care about your health. Read that again. Do not come here…read more They ordered incomplete tests for me - meaning an MRI of just my shoulder, even though I was also complaining of neck pain. That cost me 300 (in house) and now they're saying I need another MRI for my neck! At another 300 dollars. How is this possible when I have Insurance??? They repeated this for X-rays. First it was for my wrist. Now they're saying I need them for my neck too. Again. The total for that visit is 500 dollars plus insurance. This place is a scam. Do not go here. Ever. They will take your money and ask for more. They are also billing my Insurance so they are also defrauding our epic healthcare system while taking money from teachers. Mamdani would not approve!!!!