Absolute best of the best. I cannot voice enough how wonderful this woman is- professional,…read moresupportive, thoughtful and top notch practitioner that delivered my second baby. It was the most wonderful experience and so much better than the birth of my first (that was delivered elsewhere). I would recommend her and her practice to anyone close to me.

In my opinion the doctor is more important than the hospital you give birth in. The doctor is the…read moreone who is going to be making the major decisions during your birth and holding your life and your precious baby's life in their hands. Since in most practices whoever is the one on call when you go into labor is the one who will be doing that, I would say the practice is important. So I chose a place which had a strong group of doctors. In this place, I trusted and felt good about every doctor I met there. The front desk made sure to schedule me with all of them throughout the pregnancy so I could meet them. What I liked the most was their evidence-based practice that was updated on all the latest data. This was combined with a warm and attentive manner. They were very responsive through their patient portal. The front desk was wonderful too. In terms of the pandemic response, they were very safe and followed the guidelines. Temperature checks, screening questions, masks, sanitizer. During the height of the pandemic I would be the only one in the whole waiting room and would be taken to the exam room right away. In the end Dr. Elliston was the one who was there for the childbirth even though Dr. Ng was technically the assigned OBGYN in the beginning of the pregnancy, and thus I was glad I really liked them both and trusted them both. So far I have enjoyed the practice and I'm thankful for their care.

I was looking for a gynecologist through the zocdoc platform nearby. I chose Dr. Yuliya because…read moresome good reviews and mostly because she had plenty of slots available. I proceed to book my appointment for the same day few hours prior. MY appointment was scheduled for 2:00pm and I arrived at 2:17pm. I understand that I was running late and also that I had to sorted out a minor insurance discrepancy which took another extra 10/15 min the most. Once they confirmed all the information, I waited another addition 45 min at the office and never was seeing by the doctor. Patients are overbooked ( while I was in the office five patients arrived almost at the same time) open slots back to back in the portal and in others platforms but there is only one provider. Plus she squeeze another patients who doesn't required a full consultation (like a birth control prescription or medical results) between the ones who has appointments scheduled. Totally Unacceptable, she is looking for numbers ($). I wasted one hour and half for nothing! Don't go there if you don't have plenty of time to wait or if you want to use your lunch break for a quick doctor visit.

I was referred to Dr. Yuliya Boruch by a close friend after years of struggling to find a…read moretrustworthy and reliable OB-GYN. At first, I was thrilled--Dr. Yuliya was incredibly sweet, and her staff was warm and welcoming. Unfortunately, my experience quickly deteriorated, and I came to realize this practice is yet another example of a healthcare provider overcharging patients while under-delivering on care. First, the unprofessionalism: last year, this practice launched a Kickstarter campaign for a tampon product. Instead of keeping this separate from her medical practice, Dr. Yuliya used her entire patient database to send out daily emails soliciting donations. While I understand entrepreneurial pursuits, it's entirely inappropriate to use patient contact information for personal gain. Then came the real issues with care. I went in for my routine annual exam and received an automated message through the patient portal a few days later (on 11/14) notifying me that my Pap smear results showed high-risk HPV and ASCUS cells. This was alarming and required urgent follow-up. However, no one from the office called or provided any guidance. I sent a message through the portal on 11/15 asking about next steps--no response. I followed up with multiple calls and emails over the next several days and heard nothing until 11/26 (nearly two weeks later and right before Thanksgiving), when Dr. Yuliya sent me a rushed message through the portal: "Yes, you need a colposcopy, call the office." That was it. No explanation, no compassion, and no effort to walk me through what was happening. As if that wasn't bad enough, I then received a bill for $478.36. Confused, I reviewed the invoice and discovered I was being charged for an array of unnecessary services supposedly tied to diagnosing a UTI I had mentioned during the same visit. These charges included: * Evaluation and Management: $89.63 * Ultrasound limited scan: $137.46 * Ultrasound of pelvis: $115.52 * Ultrasound of pelvis through vagina: $130.92 * Urine test: $3.44 * Urinalysis, manual test: $1.39 While I expected a small charge for a urine test, why on earth were multiple ultrasounds conducted for a simple UTI? After reaching out to the office several times for an explanation, I received vague responses that left me feeling like this was a money-grab to make up for the failed tampon Kickstarter campaign. The bottom line: Dr. Yuliya doesn't seem to prioritize patient care. She failed to provide timely follow-up on serious test results, communicated in incomplete sentences that lacked any professionalism or empathy, and billed me for "extra services" without justification. Do yourself a favor and do not come here. Seek care elsewhere from a provider who truly values their patients and operates with integrity.

Dr Rhee delivered my third child and I work in healthcare. So read my review through that lens. If…read moreit's your first and you're less comfortable around hospitals/doctors you may have a different experience. For me she was absolutely amazing. She's to the point but she was excellent at personalized care, caring a LOT about my specific risk factors and concerns. She's a boss and so may come across as rude. To me, that was exactly who I wanted in my corner. She treated me with such kindness and respect and even tenderness during my birth. Most importantly I trusted her so even though I'd had two unmedicated births already if she had told me I needed a c-section or an induction or whatever I would have trusted her that it was really necessary. I really cannot recommend her highly enough.

Dr. Rhee is the absolute best. People keep mentioning 'boss' and she is. She is always on time for…read moreappointments (and has a fantastic staff), responds quickly and thoroughly to any MyChart questions or test results, and has a wealth of knowledge. She was fantastic through a high risk pregnancy and I would want a future pregnancy cared for by anyone other than her. Dr. Rhee can come off as brusque, but she is kind and patient.

Dr. Lerner is one of the kindest, most thorough, most skilled providers I've ever seen! She trusted…read moremy decision to get sterilized as a childfree 20-something, for which I am eternally grateful. She even got on a video call the day before the procedure with me to talk through some last minute concerns I had. The surgery (bilateral salpingectomy) was definitely no walk in the park, but she and her team gave super clear directions and I knew what to expect at every step along the way. I'd recommend her to anyone!

Dr. Lerner and her team are truly the best. I had the vNOTES procedure for my hysterectomy, and I…read morecouldn't have asked for better care. The surgery was minimally invasive, my recovery was surprisingly easy, and both she and her staff thoroughly guided me through every step so I felt completely prepared before and after the procedure. I highly recommend her.

Dr. Diamond comes across indifferent and condescending, making it very difficult to have a…read moreproductive conversation with her. I had a terrible experience with her several years ago and thought I should say something about it. I was experiencing severe pain and anemia-inducing heavy bleeding for years and was referred to Dr. Diamond. Based on imaging, she told me I had a "very small fibroid" and that there was no reason that such a small fibroid should be causing me severe pain. She suggested an IUD. I was not comfortable with the idea of something being inserted in my uterus given the symptoms I was having, but she was uninterested in setting me at ease with this approach or answering my questions about how and why it might help. Frustrated after a conversation in which I was made to feel like I was stupid and wasting her time, I left without any treatment plan. Fast forward 3 years later, I'm in the ER with severe pain and bleeding. Eventually I was diagnosed with advanced adenomyosis; a hysterectomy put an end to the problem. That it was adenomyosis explains the symptoms and also why the "fibroid" was so small -- it wasn't a fibroid at all. Adenomyosis is difficult to diagnose, so I don't fault Dr. Diamond for missing it, but if I hadn't felt so defeated by my interaction with her, I might have pursued diagnosis and treatment sooner and lost fewer years of fully productive life and work. Instead I just gave up until it became an emergency.

Many of these reviews point to a brusque and/or dismissive attitude after the first visit or two…read more Those reviews are right on. Still, I tried a few more times. After worsening, I walked away thinking why would someone want to stay in a practice and take care of patients if they are apathetic or annoyed with them? The staff could be warm or cold but definitely sinking over my two years. In addition, the covering physicians at night/weekends acted as if they were doing me a HUGE favor to return a call. One got his knickers in a bunch ("I'm at dinner. What do you want."). Suuuuuuuch an acute inconvenience for him was my physical pain because lo! He had to call in a script. Redistribute your health $$$ to a professional, not a place-holder, and secure your health.

Front desk staff is always very rude and disrespectful I drove 30 minutes down for my anatomy scan…read morejust to get there and be told very rudely I needed to reschedule my appointment because I wasn't far enough along at 17 weeks to do the anatomy scan which THEY scheduled for me to begin with if I wasn't far enough along why schedule for that appointment for one and for two why have me drive all the way down there instead of calling me to reschedule when they called me the day before to confirm the appointment it makes absolutely no sense. This is not my first experience with these issues either my first pregnancy they did this a lot as well to the point where I went 10 weeks without an appointment and didn't get my anatomy until 27 weeks and ended up giving birth prematurely at 34 weeks after multiple times of telling them something was wrong and I felt like I was going into labor and I was ignored. And even the day I gave birth when going to the hospital I wasn't even seen by a dr the nurse said that he said to send me home that I was having Braxton hicks at 4cm dilated 90% effaced and having contractions every 2 minutes and I ended up going to another hospital an hour later being 8cm dilated.

Dr. Teresa Cheon was recommended to me by another highly skilled physician, and having been under…read moreher care, I cannot recommend her highly enough! She is a rare gem in her field, and she combines world-class medical skills with compassion and emotional intelligence, treating her patients as individuals while also mentoring residents and leading others by example. Thanks to her, my husband and I went home with our miracle, and not with the heartbreak that very well could have been. She's a brilliant and highly skilled doctor who truly cares for her patients and lights up the lives of those she touches. We are forever grateful for her skill, advocacy, and heart. She will always be a part of our family's story, and we can't wait to share this story with our baby when he grows up! The medical staff and front desk are also outstanding which provides for a wonderful experience all around.

Since I recently moved to New York from LA, I've been searching for a OBGYN, and thought I found…read morethe perfect match with the office of Dr. Goncharov. Unfortunately, due to their poor receptionists they lost a potential patient because of careless mistakes. I called on this past Monday to inquire if they were accepting new clients and accepted my new New York insurance. Wanita, who I spoke to said Dr. Goncharov did not, and I could see one of the nurses Marina instead who is in the office on Fridays in Manhattan. She scheduled me in for the same week on Friday. She needed to validate my insurance number (which I did not have at the time), and asked me to call back the next day. The following day, I called the office with the information and a different woman I spoke to had no idea who I was and had no idea about my appointment on Friday. First red flag. So I rebooked the appointment for the same time, and confirmed that they accepted the insurance. She said yes. This morning (Friday) hours before my appointment, I receive a phone call from Wanita asking for my insurance phone number because she has never seen the insurance before and was not sure if they accepted it after both of them confirmed they did. Is it that difficult to perform a Google search to contact them? Once again, I did not have the card on me and had to call her back with the telephone number, and wait for her to call me back 2 hours before the appointment to confirm if I could even go there. She said that Marina only took it (yes, we already established this and thats why the appointment was with her), but she wouldn't be in the office today. WTF? I had to cancel all of the arrangements I made to come into the office after I had already took the afternoon off of work to come in. Oh, and it gets worse. Wanita said that Marina is sometimes in the office on Fridays, but really had no idea if she would be there the following week or any future Friday in fact. It is a yes or no question after you look at the doctor's calendar. Seriously? Red flag after red flag, I finally said "I'll go somewhere else". It shouldn't take six phone calls to schedule an appointment. If they can't do that right, I'm not really sure if I'd want to trust them with my billing or body.

What can I say? My experience with Dr Goncharov has been great. I found Dr Goncharov on yelp and…read moredidn't regret it. My first visit, didn't wait long, staff was very courteous and accommodating. I met with Dr Goncharov, didn't know wht to expect but was not disappointed. He informed me of what the next step would be and was pretty thorough with my medical background as I was high risk. They really accommodated me. He and his staff are very caring and it made for a less stressful pregnancy. You can almost always get him to talk to if you have concerns. He delivered my baby April 26 c section. We delivered a healthy beautiful baby boy. While in the hospital, he was there every step of the way. Thank you so much for being so attentive to my concerns and needs.

I visited Dr Styler's office and I'm never going anywhere else again. I visited during this whole…read morepandemic and when I arrived I was the only one in the office so the check in process was very speedy. They of course required a mask and provided gloves at the front desk as well. Blanca in the front desk was very courteous and polite and then the nurse (who's name I forgot ) was also very polite and professional. When Dr. Styler came into the room I was just as pleased with her. She's extremely patient and takes her time explaining things as well as answering any questions. I never felt rushed or uncomfortable. She was amazing the whole time. Unfortunately the only downside to this office is that unlike my other GYN offices, they refer you out for ultrasounds and other work--however, I don't mind that at all because of the great service and care I got from everyone in the office. I'll gladly continue going to her.

Probably the most un-thorough "exam" I've ever had. Not to mention, took a month to get results,…read morewhich recommend a completely unnecessary procedure. Typical American medical system doctor, not at all the integrative approach that is claimed on the website.