Went here for OB services. Dr. Cantor came recommended and so I figured I'd come here. Also, I live…read morein the area so it was really convenient. I brought up that I would like to have a baby and I feel that this location was my reign of luck. Shortly after, I became pregnant. I saw many doctors and each one did not fall short of wonderful. The nurses were also absolutely amazing. Up to the day of having my baby everything was just wonderful. When it was time to be induced, I was met with wonderful ladies in labor and maternity. Toward the end of my visit, I was so sad to go because it felt like it became home for me and the nurses felt as though I had known them for so long. My daughter Alessandra had a rough first week and came back in to be put in the NICU for Jaundice treatment. The entire time, the nurses were very welcoming and supportive. My daughter as I write this is now 3 weeks old and doing absolutely amazing. She excels every single day and is growing beautiful and healthy. I couldn't thank the whole team enough. It actually makes me look forward to hopefully having another child in the future because I definitely will be coming here if I still live in the area! Thank you to the team at NYPH! You're all loved!

Awesome staff in a beautiful new building. For there a half hour early and were greeted right away…read moreand seen within 5 minutes so we actually got done before the appointment was scheduled to start! Went upstairs to schedule PT and she was also very friendly and helpful. Great experience in this brand new facility!

NOT ER. This is a medical appointment with Dr Choi So far,…read moreso good. Arrival experience: Valet parking was smooth with friendly valet. Walked directly in to the lobby reception and was greeted by two friendly desk associates. The check in required photo identification for both of us. Clear instructions to the Dr Office on the first floor. DR CHOI's office: Checked in by Kelly~ friendly and efficient. Nearly immediately checked with procedures and sent us to X~ray registration on level one lobby. ( this seemed like the only redundant process) there was no line, so we were able to check in quickly with the friendly desk representative who knew we were on our way- Good communication between Kelly at Dr Choi's office and Radiology reception. Within minutes we were on the way to 2nd floor radiology. RADIOLOGY: smooth arrival experience ( I recommend that you snap a photo of your script for your records before handing it over. They were accommodating for this when we asked, this may save time from having to ask for records later. WAITING: one other patient was in the waiting room when we arrived. The waiting room is organized, well lit, and clean. There is a TV The wait was reasonable and brief about 7 minutes. Erica and student Tammy greeted us and requested the script ~ we directed them to the desk agent. Within a minute, they left for X-ray. More pleasant staff. All is going smoothly for Radiology. I will review Dr Choi separately.

A devastating hiatal hernia attack which over the course of five days dehydrated me so that I had…read morelost 10 pounds resulted in a visit to the VBH ER. From the moment I arrived, I was quickly swept up in the smooth and caring processing and care of hospital staff: after a thorough preliminary exam, I was soon transferred to the hospital itself for 24 hours of careful and thoughtful treatment. I was deeply moved by the kind attention of every member of their staff and the warm dynamic they employed. Discharged yesterday, I am now slowly returning to normal thanks to the unquestioned care of this fine institution and dedicated staff. We are lucky to have this kind of quality option in the mid Hudson Valley.

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.

Recently my mother had terrible back pain, dangerous high blood pressure, vommitting, dizziness…read moreetc. symptoms and was sent to ER at Good Samaritan hospital. On the next day she was admitted into hospital. All the staff we met when she stayed there were responsible, kind, and patient. Especially Dr. Fritzgerald Estinfa, who was in charge of my mother in ER, was very experienced and rich in medical knowledge. He diagnosed accurately and gave the best treatment quickly. He was also very patient when explaining the situation to my mother and persuaded her to accept the next step treatment ASAP, which allowed her symptoms to be relieved the next day without need of surgery. In a word Dr. Fritzgerald Estinfa is not only excellent in his medical practice, but also sincerely concerned for his patient's well being, and care for their emotion need as well. Thanks Dr. Fritzgerald Estinfa and Good Samaritan Hospital, who gave my mother a wonderful experience in a urgent health problem.

Recently, my husband had a heart attack and was sent to Good Samaritan hospital. I can't say…read moreenough to how wonderful the staff treated us! They were very concerned not only for my husband but for his family too. I received updated during his surgery with this special App called "Family First" my kids and some friends were able to be updated through Harry's surgery.. This was very much appreciated. And comforting. The nurse Lisa would actually call me at home when he made any progress. Mike the nurse was my husband's favorite nurse. The experience was a great one even in a very scary situation. We also had a private waiting room that was very helpful for family to gather.

My 83 year old mother had cataract surgery last January and was rushed out of the hospital within…read morean hour of the conclusion of the surgery. She was in no condition to leave but they wanted her out. I argued with them that she was in no condition to leave and all they would say is go get your car and pull it up to the door so we can get your mother inside it. They didn't care about her at all, they wanted her out of the hospital.

I have been a patient at this medical group for over 20 years and this past month has been the…read moreworst care I have experienced. The two doctors I see are great, however, can't deal with the front desk generals. The one lady, Gladys is very nice, however, the other two snips need to be replaced. They need to do something about the way patients are given appointments and following through with the need of the patients. I needed a prescription for a mammogram due to pain. Called twice no response, put two messages on my portal, no response. I had to physically go to the office and waited 2 hrs to get a prescription. Today, I needed a revised script for a biopsy, the imaging department called the office, got a snippy answer but no prescription. Again. Had to go to office. This is disgusting. This is not the first time but it continues to happen. When are these issue going to be addressed.

My cousin is currently a patient. I was impressed with efficiency if the nurses and staff…read more I know my cousin is in good care

If zero was a possible rating, this fithy place, eins awards for rats, roaches, dust bunnies lining…read morethe hallways. Over worked staff, whom rarely show they are paying attention to the needs of the patient. The "nicer" building in photographs, is not for patients, it's for PR. Hospital was sued for 120 million, at the "better" location. Due to caring for many older relatives, never been in such a dirty place. Chicago, NYC, to Florida, all took better care of my family. Frankly, wouldn't let them care for a cat. Shameful to call this a "working" hospital. Save you time, get to Vassar, if in that area. They took wonderful care, after my father's stroke on Christmas Eve. Cold Spring's ambulance service, deserves special mention for their incredible care, 3 flights of steep stairs to carry him. They literally saved his life, as was due for surgery, in Chicago. Vassar foubd an infection, treated it, thus he survived the operation. Deep thanks to the ambulance ER team. If had photograph, could post the "real" Pougkeepsie Midhuson Regional Hospital. Google, you see the new building, which patients can see, from the actual (frankly scummy) buildings they place the sick. VASSAR, or get to lower Westchester.

Probably the worst ER experience I have ever had in 70 years, due primarily to my interaction with…read moreone of its ER physicians, whose manner was beyond arrogant, even obnoxious. This physician drags down what I would, and have, said before this experience is a good ER, but a hospital system which tolerates this "service" is not entitled to praise and should be avoided. My advice is that, if there is time, choose a hospital which staffs its ER to treat patients with a modicum of respect, a lesson this doctor and hospital have yet to learn.

I have to give five stars for the entire staff of Fairview Emergency team. As a vet one is…read moreconcerned about health care they get what with all the negative press. Everyone that dealt with me was friendly, knowledgeable, and treated me with respect and dignity as one would expect. I have to say that to say though that there were a lot of "patients" who were exhibiting little to no patience. I witnessed the staff treating these patients with the same respect and dignity that was afforded me. So when you read any review consider the source of the posting as they could be one of those disgruntled patients without patience.

Dr Solomon is the best, but his assistant was rude and unprofessional; so much so I walked out on…read morethe appointment, which had been scheduled a year ago. (my sincere apologies to the doctor). To be this angry and leaving after submitting my insurance to pay for the visit should maybe tell the Heart Center in Fishkill something. In fairness, when I went to the Carmel Heart Center location last year, they were professional, and polite, exactly what you would typically expect. I think the Heart Center management in Fishkill and Human Resources needs to review its policies on how to deal with patients professionally. I've seen several other negative reviews about their staff.

I am happy to say my Doctor, DR. Solomon is fabulous. I was referred to him by Vassar ER. He gave…read moreme a plan to help me feel better and get me on a healthy track. He has worked with me for almost a year, I have to say, I feel so much better. Heart papatations are gone, blood pressure great. Dr. Solomon is a great doctor who cares and listens. Also, Anne Lucas his NP is fantastic. Five stars for her. Office personnel are also very nice..

Staff is great, billing?! Nope! First, I got a bill for over $1,000 for my surgery even though I…read morehave medical insurance. I had to call and have that corrected. Now, I come home to a letter in the mail from a debt collector stating that I owe $100+. Again! I HAVE MEDICAL INSURANCE!!!! I will not be coming here ever again! I will also be sharing my experience with everyone I know that goes there! I have a clean credit history with 0 debts and now this?! Really?! And of course they're closed now so I have to wait to get in touch with billing tomorrow. So disappointed with St Luke's.

Went here three weeks ago in severe pain due to a sinus infection. I had green snot and blood…read morecoming out of my nose and had been running fevers. The Nurse Practitioner refused to give me antibiotics, insisting my issue was viral. She told me to go home and use a Neti Pot and a humidifier. I did exactly that and only got worse. Went in again tonight. Another Nurse Practitioner. She wanted to know why I didn't follow up with my GP. My GP is an hour from me and I cannot drive due to the dizziness of this infection. She scolded me about this as if she were a school nurse (I am a 50-year-old woman) and resisted the idea of giving me antibiotics. This one told me to use a decongestant to dry myself up, contradicting the previous instructions to use a humidifier and a Neti pot. I explained that I have been living on OTC decongestants and antihistamines, as well as prescription pain killers, which don't help. The entire left side of my face was in severe pain, my teeth hurt as if someone was hammering nails into my jaw. The green snot and blood has only increased -- and she wants to send me home without antibiotics? I emphasized the pain I was in and she said: "I'll give them to you...this time." as if I were some drug addict looking for a fix. Are antibiotics the new recreational drug of choice? What gives? Why are these women so against giving proper treatment for what is so clearly an infection? One shouldn't have to beg for antibiotics!