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    2.0 (21 reviews)
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    CNY Family Care

    2.5(81 reviews)
    31.2 mi

    Our family has been receiving care from this practice for decades, and I cannot recommend them…read morehighly enough. Dr. Bonavita is our primary care physician, and he is truly one of those doctors you feel incredibly fortunate to find. He is approachable, knowledgeable, caring, and genuinely a jack-of-all-trades. He listens, takes our concerns seriously, and does everything he can to address our needs himself. When a specialist is necessary, he makes the appropriate referral but remains involved and continues to support our care. One of the greatest strengths of this practice is that this level of care isn't limited to our primary physician. When Dr. Bonavita hasn't been available, we've seen several other providers within the practice, including Dr. Christopher Adiletta, Dr. Joseph Augustine, Dr. Nicholas Augustine, Dr. Paul Fiacco, Dr. James Tarala, Jonathan Sicilia, FNP-C, and Ruth McDonald, PA-C. These are just some of the providers we've had experience with, but our experiences have been so positive that when we're in a pinch and Dr. Bonavita isn't available, I actually look for these providers because they seem to mirror his thoughtful, attentive style of patient care. That speaks volumes about the practice as a whole. They are a network of providers with many different strengths, and they seem to use those strengths collectively to provide a remarkably consistent level of primary care. We originally received our own care here and eventually moved our children from their pediatric practice after struggling to find the same level of care and continuity we had experienced ourselves. Having our entire family cared for within the same practice has been incredibly valuable. Our primary physician knows us and our family history, so there is greater visibility into aspects of our own health that may also be relevant to our children's care. That continuity and bigger-picture understanding of our family is something we deeply value. After decades of receiving care here, I would highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for knowledgeable, compassionate providers and, perhaps most importantly, a consistent level of primary care for themselves and their family. They are truly an amazing team.

    Let me start by saying this: the medical staff at CNY Family Care are exemplary. The doctors, nurse…read morepractitioners, nurses, and medical assistants have always treated me well. And this was not some one-off experience from somebody who barely knew the practice. I was a patient there for more than a decade and genuinely thought I had a good relationship with the people caring for me. That is what makes the way this ended so disappointing. I am a cash-pay, self-pay patient. I do not have insurance. Like a lot of people, I have to make very real decisions about where every dollar goes. Gas. Food. Rent. Medical care. I am also a chronic asthmatic, which means sometimes I simply have to see a doctor whether the money is there or not. Because my budget is extremely tight, I called before scheduling the appointment and specifically asked what the visit would cost. That was the entire reason for the call. I explained that I was self-pay. I explained that I needed the visit primarily so I could continue having access to my asthma prescriptions. I asked what I would have to pay. I was told $100. Based on that information, I scheduled the appointment. So, I went in, paid the $100, declined additional testing because I knew I could not afford additional expenses, saw the provider, had my prescriptions renewed, and left. End of story. Or at least I thought it was. Then I received another bill for $35. Now I'm kind of pissed. I had specifically called ahead because I could not afford a surprise bill. I had given your staff all the information they needed and asked a direct question: What is this visit going to cost me? Your office told me $100. I relied on that answer. Then your office charged me more. So yes, when I called billing, I was exceptionally upset. I used profanity. I own that shit. What I do not accept is the explanation I received for why the additional charge had not been disclosed when I specifically called ahead to ask about costs. I was told, essentially, that the practice had sent out a billing notice back in 2024 and that I should have known about it. Bruh...Seriously? If I call your office in 2026, tell you I am uninsured and self-pay, explain exactly what I need the appointment for, and specifically ask what I will be charged, I should be able to rely on the answer your employee gives me. A two-year-old billing notice is not a substitute for answering a direct billing question accurately. That is why I called in the first place. After this interaction, my patient portal access was disabled and I received a formal letter terminating me from the practice. The letter stated that I had "consistently" used foul language and had "consistently verbally abused" members of the billing staff. That is a much broader allegation than saying I got angry during this particular phone call. Which, FTR I am not denying. I was pissed. I used profanity. I will take responsibility for what I actually did. But if you are going to put in writing that I have consistently verbally abused your employees, then show me. Give me the dates. Give me the documented incidents. Show me the pattern that supports the word "consistently." I am perfectly capable of owning my behavior. I expect the same accountability from a medical practice making written accusations about mine. And frankly, I have no interest in returning. My problem is not with the clinicians. Quite the opposite. It is unfortunate that so many genuinely good medical professionals work inside a practice where my experiences with the billing department have been so consistently unpleasant. In my experience, billing staff have been rude, dismissive, combative, and far more interested in escalating frustration than de-escalating it. That is especially unacceptable when dealing with patients who are trying to navigate healthcare without insurance and who are literally calling ahead because $35 matters. Believe that $35 may not sound like much to some folks. When you're deciding whether that $35 goes toward gas, groceries, or healthcare, bruh it matters more than a bit. After more than a decade as a patient, I think the way this situation was handled was exceptionally unprofessional, avoidant, and cowardly. If I could give the billing/customer-service side of this practice zero stars, I would. And I want to be completely clear again: That rating is not for the doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, or medical assistants. They deserved better than this review. Unfortunately, the way the administrative side of this practice handled a long-term patient deserves exactly the review I am giving it.

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    This was posted in an exam room. Whoever put it up is suicidal or attention seeking. They also aren't in a place to listen to patients.

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    CNY Family Care - Posted May 2021.  Why are they referencing something that happened 15 months previously?  What are they saying?

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    Posted May 2021. Why are they referencing something that happened 15 months previously? What are they saying?

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    Bassett Medical Center

    1.4(49 reviews)
    44.7 mi

    Bassett health care doesn't keep doctors in house very long. I have been going there steadily for…read moreat 11 years and have seen many doctors over the years because for some reason they don't stay very long at this hospital. I have seen 3 primary care doctors in the last year. One doctor only once. So I keep having to go over my medical history every visit and explain everything over and over. Hard to prescribe new or update medications when they don't know my history. Seriously thinking about going to another health care provider. And talking with other patients who have experienced this also. Many are not happy with the service being provided.

    had a podiatrist appointment but when I got to the medical center I was told I had to see a primary…read morecare doctor. No one told me this despite calls to confirm the podiatrist appointment. I was told I would have to come back to see the podiatrist. This is a RURAL area and this would mean two more hours of driving for another appointment plus, If I had been told that I needed a referral I could have gotten one from my regular primary care doctor. Very inconsiderate and just a way to make more money by making a patient have extra unneeded appointments. This was for a podiatrist for god's sake.!! I am not the only one this happened to. Won't go back.

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    Was happy last weekend now we're fighting thanks it's mostly John but David ain't helping the matter

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