The Best 11 highly rated medical facilities near Manhattan, NY (Page 2)

Nia Phipps If you can go elsewhere, please do. This Hospital is 100% unfit to operate and the management team should take some time to reassess operations. Patients are left in hallways vomiting , and shared treatment rooms where you are forced to discuss your condition with an audience (about 10 other people in the room). Emergency rooms naturally have long waits so that didnt really bother me. What did was the patients lining the halls, staff asking patients to stand and wait to be treated, nurses inserting IVs into patients while the patient next to them is actively hacking with no mask (thats not even sanitary). Please note the gross disorganization is not the fault of the nurses and doctors who despite being overloaded, physically and verbally assaulted by patients still did their best to work as quickly as possible. I strongly implore you to search up a new hospital, once you check in you have to pay regardless so dont waste time figuring out when its too late. I also implore this hospital to revisit their diversion plan, re-train those senior who are making pertinent decisions as the mental and physical well-being of both patients and nurses are at risk. I got fluids and an X-ray and my pre-insurance bill was just over 2k. Healthcare is too expensive for this type of behavior, all patients deserve quality care.

Carla Watson I am shocked by these reviews. From start to finish, every staff member, every nurse, every doctor were kind and worked quickly. My experience was with the E.R. department. A special shout out to my doctor who was from Dayton, Ohio. As a visitor to NY and having fell I need E.R. care, again, every worker gave exceptional service.

Isabella Taglieri Not the best maternity experience, had 1 great nurse. Expect paying $6,000 out of pocket for a standard overnight child delivery after insurance coverage. Would not deliver here again.

Prince Honestly I think this is one of the worst places for service. I came here around 4am for abdominal pain with insurance. Its now 7:56am and aside from collecting urine I have been sitting here since with zero communication. I hear other patients calling out for help and staff just walking by. Just very bad customer service.

Ellen Behar Issersohn Had surgery in July,2022. Absolutely horrific experiences there as I was physically assaulted 3 times by certain malicious nurses in the 2nd post op. I reported it to my physician and other nursing staff, and hospital complaint department. They told me they were referring my complaints to their legal dept. and told my surgeon not to treat me anymore! Despicable!!!

Kathy Keller This is been my hospital since I moved here 33 years ago. I have Crohns disease and I have been in every single part of the place I think. Imaging, blood work, inpatient, surgery, surgical procedures, doctors offices. The dedication and superior treatment I have received is beyond expressing. Sure you meet the odd grouchy or unfriendly medical personnel but considering what theyre being asked to do Im not surprised especially in the age of covid. I have had my life saved at least three times and my quality of life given back to me. Now that my husband has pancreatic cancer the treatment he is receiving in oncology surgery imaging blood work is beyond belief. We would never go anywhere else.

Pasang Lhamo WORST HOSPITAL experience ever! the gyno that I saw had extremely bad bedside manner, made me feel very uncomfortable. the billing is by far the most confusing thing ever - every doctor visit comes with two separate billing statement, from the facility (ny presp) and doctor (weill cornell), and the costs are over the top even with insurance. I’ve been trying to reach the doctors billing department, left multiple messages to sort out bill but still no response, it’s been several months at this point. DONT go here!

Nachman Taub The relationship with families and patients is very poor and disrespectful. They behave to them extremely insensitive. This is not how a hospital should treat humans especially when theyre going through so much.

Samantha Brazdzionis The hospital staff is ridiculously rude. They don’t help patients they are concerned with not getting a lawsuit. There is a lack of communication with the entire staff due to the doctors, nurses, and security. They aren’t here for safety they are here for protection of themselves. Do not go to this hospital. There are plenty of local hospitals who take care of people better.

Eva Zhu My mom came to the ED on 3/9 and had orthopedic surgery yesterday and all the nurses are nice, ED nurses apparently overworked but still nice to us, after the surgery we went on 8th floor west, nurses are chill and nice, very helpful, especially Sapir and Daniel, room is clean and luxury. Food is not good but acceptable. But the worse thing is the transportation, late for at least 3 hours, we left by ourselves.

Belias Elena (PoetElenaB) NewYork-Presbyterian Queens Hospital has always been the hospital Ive gone too whether its just appointments or hospital emergency it has been helpful. They need more staff to help. 2010 I had biopsy done 2021 had went to emergency room for issues of no stop nose bleed thankful for the staff.

Inna Hasii We had a wonderful experience at this hospital. Everyone was kind and helpful. This was the best hospital stay for my son and me. We were patients of the pediatric department. Thank you very much from the Hasii family.

M I am writing to express my frustration and disappointment with the treatment I received at Presbyterian Hospital last night 10 March 2025. I arrived at the emergency room with severe, non-stop tooth pain that felt unbearable. I believed the hospital would provide the urgent care I needed, but instead, I was left waiting for over tow hours without receiving any medical attention. When I repeatedly asked the nurses when a doctor would see me, their responses were dismissive, rude, and unprofessional. They told me, *“You are not bleeding, so your condition is not that bad.”* Such a response was not only disrespectful but also demonstrated a complete disregard for the pain I was experiencing. Due to their rudeness, humiliation, and neglect, I ultimately passed out from pain and exhaustion in the emergency room. Despite this, the staff continued to ignore my condition and showed no urgency or concern. When I regained consciousness and asked about my situation, I was again told I would have to wait for a doctor, but no one came to check on me. Eventually, close to midnight, I was told by the nurses that if I wanted to continue waiting, I could; otherwise, I was free to leave the hospital. The lack of care, disrespect, and complete absence of professionalism left me feeling humiliated, neglected, and traumatized by an experience that was supposed to provide me with urgent care. I expect this complaint to be taken seriously and addressed appropriately. I would appreciate a formal response explaining why I was treated this way and what measures will be implemented to ensure other patients do not suffer the same mistreatment and disrespect.

Anwer Avoid NewYork-Presbyterian Queens Hospital at all costs! My sister had on-and-off chest pain, and after rushing her to the ER, we were met with nothing but indifference. Despite multiple check-ins with the nurse, more than four hours passed, and she was still not seen by a doctor. No one seemed to care whether she was okay or not—there was no sense of urgency, no updates, just an overcrowded waiting room full of miserable patients. It is absolutely unreal how long the wait time is, especially for someone experiencing possible heart-related symptoms. How can a hospital operate like this and still be in business? Patients here are clearly not a priority, and the lack of compassion from the staff is appalling. My sister was in pain and anxious, yet we were left to sit and wait as if her condition didn’t matter. It is heartbreaking that she had to go through this, and I wouldn’t wish this experience on anyone. The lack of professionalism and care here is beyond disappointing. If you actually value your health, go somewhere else—this place is a disgrace.

Xai Absolutely a garbage, nightmarish, and horrible hospital. Id give this a 0 if I could. The staff is horrendous, they refused to help upon meeting with them and on phone its even worse. I was inquiring about the status of something and they didnt even let me finish my sentence. Soon after, I had business with the radiology department to drop off some goods. At the lobby, the attendant ignored me and told me to go away and denied my entry because the staff wasnt picking up their department phones and security was apparently non existent so they couldnt let me in to drop off medicinal goods. Meanwhile the staff at the department are too busy chatting with eachother sitting down and playing games on their phones. While the main department attendant had a rude attitude and didnt even want to talk to me. And seeing all these other reviews, I can see why youd want to avoid it. Avoid this hospital at all costs, the people here dont want to do their job, lack professionalism and lack respect and courtesy. From the way it looks in person, and the reviews here, they seem treat patients the same. Save yourself from this hell hole. This happened last month and it still baffles me that a hospital could be this bad.

Alicia Berry Emergency Room is very busy. Once upstairs its a much better experience. My father is being well taken care of. The team of doctors keeps me abreast of my fathers care plan.

William Greenlee As a patient at the New York City Mt Sinai-Morningside Babcock 4w Cath Lab 03/07-03/08/25 for implantation of a stent pair in my left anterior descending (LAD) coronary artery, I received excellent surgical and recovery care services for a potentially risky interventional procedure that was completed without issue. As always, delivery of excellent medical care at this level is only possible with a large, diverse and well coordinated team effort. While it is not possible recall all contributing members of this wonderful team (seen and unseen), I wanted to acknowledge a sampling that made my journey understandable and ultimately successful. Firstly, I recognize the years of experience, exceptional skills and excellent working relationships among the three primary cardiac surgeons involved:  Dr Jay Doshi, my Primary Cardiologist,  Dr Casso, Interventional Attending Physician  Dr Syed Mustafa, Interventional Fellow This team ensured that I was well briefed beforehand and updated throughout the procedure and recovery period. My pre-op and post-op care was provided by a very positive, highly professional team consisting of, in part:  Margarita Molchanskaya, admitting nurse  Tyler Maldonado NP, cardiology  Nolan W, recovery, monitoring, discharge nurse  Jill A Roura, RN night shift senior floor nurse  David V, respiratory therapist  Jino Gatpandan, social worker Based on this experience, I would, without reservation, seek the services of Mt Sinai-Morningside Hospital in the future and would recommend the same to others.

Ansi Green As a minor this hospital treated me decent. Im 18 now and I had recently tried going in for psych and they discharged me regardless of my mental state. Nor did they risk asses me. They discharged me without proper care whatsoever. DONT come here for psych. I dont know about medical but from these other replies... Dont come here at all.

Jessica Smith Terrible experience, was in the er “waiting area” for 2 days. Didn’t sleep. Saw 10-15 doctors none of which helped and whose names I don’t remember because there were so many. Aside from those annoyances and some judgmental drs the care was good. Nurses were amazing. If my gp didn’t suggest it, I would have gone to a different hospital. Facilities were very outdated. Follow up calls didn’t leave a message. Again, the staff make up for the shortcomings, I appreciate them but overall would not suggest unless it’s necessary.

Rabia Nawaz Front security lady was so rude. We were there to see our cousin and she started off by calling, making faces and then telling us “he has too many visitors upstairs while there was only 1 person”. She started murmuring something and told us to move on the side while we were talking…. I found it really rude and unprofessional. People go to hospital to see and cheer their loved ones… not to be treated mistreated.

Phalkumarie Sirgobin The doctor said she nurses and all the staff are so humble and good. The hospital inside are very clean

tneka rios NYP.. No doubt has the best service in Nyc. My son has been admitted since Friday 4/26 until president.. and the service that he has received is absolutely phenomenal!!! I just would like to thank the entire staff on the 5thFl... they were very passionate and have excellent customer service!! Im super proud of how they all work together as a team... all the patients are being well attended to... Thanks you guys for your outstanding service during this difficult time with my son....May God continue to bless you.. Taking care of people on any level can be very challenging..... You guys make it look easy.... My son has cerbral palsy... and he have received outstanding care Im greatful... thanks once again... Big Big thanks to #Rn: Nathan 7am-7pm shift... Blessings

Jonathan Nazario Worst hospital they will kill you they will let any one in the hospital they need to get shut down they will let any one come in I was dieing they gave me fentanyl an they let people film me while I was dieing giving me medication thats not for me they kept coming in after surgery an they were pulling on my leg an pushing on my knee they let me go with a brain bleed they need to be shut down they said we don’t care your famouse movie star they paid us not you they will do w.e for money.they sent me home early an I was dieing they was spitting in my food.

Had Had Very, very slow

Ronnie Padmore Night and Day...the same in theory but 2 separate experiences altogether. For example, the hospital stay experience. During the day the patient is bombarded with numerous doctors, nurses, tests, X-rays, needles, you name it. At night, its like a ghost town. Patients are left unattended, ignored by the night staff. You can press the nurse call button a thousand times and no one will respond. Nighttime hours are critical and the same attention administered during the day should be given in the overnight hours. Those are the critical hours when things can take a dramatic turn, for better or worse. It leads one to wonder if things are this way because the staff is under the assumption that the bosses are at home sleeping? The same level of care should be given 24/7.

Kianta Mills I recently just had a newborn at 8:41pm December 3,2024. They moved us to a ward where it was under construction and cold. They kept coming with excuses on why it was nothing they can do about it. Nurses get attitudes with you because you care about your newborn in an unsafe area after birth. They have tape on the windows, take trying to cover air coming in. Blankets over where the air is coming in at. It is below 30 degrees in here.

Kristen Rea My 78 yo mother was visiting for Christmas and fell. This happened to be the closest hospital, so that’s where we went. ERs can be a lot but overall the staff was really lovely and my mother was ultimately admitted since she needed orthopedic surgery and had too many mobility issues to leave. Our experience once admitted was excellent. Dr Carson, her orthopedic surgeon, has an incredible resume and was fantastic and the whole care team from orthopedic surgery to the nurses to cardiology to social work really made sure she was fully ok and discharged appropriately, and ultimately helped place her in a rehabilitation center. Thank you so much to everyone who made our nightmare a really pleasant and well cared for experience!

A B I hate to speak low on a hospital with so much history and have been serving y community for over 100 years however my 1st and last experience was very poor from the entrance to the building to the discharge with exception of the trial where two very nice nurse were very kind. Hours waiting siting n a chair to be taken care of a nurse that was rude and left my arm full of bruises. The hospital itself was very dirty , the beds had stained sheets , not talking about 4 bathrooms tat I tried to use was not usable at all.

Michael Roth Terrible experience at dental clinic. Didnt numb me enough for a tooth extraction, even when I said I wasnt numb enough. They were backed up and didnt care. They just wanted to get thru me and onto the next patient. The worst medical experience of my life, and Ive had many, many dental procedures. It was like one of those torture scenes in the movies. Very traumatic. Will definitely be looking up the "team" that was responsible and post their names, so noone has to endure what I went through. I will be contacting to hospital higher ups tomorrow to relay this ridiculously unprofessional, borderline sadistic, experience. Stay away!!!

Jamie Caban I am very surprised about the reviews here. I had an excellent time at the blood lab, the nice women drawing my blood was Andrea. She was phenomenal and reception and security are very kind. Andrea took 1 minute to draw and used a baby needle on me. It didn’t hurt and I can be difficult with needles sometimes. Excellent. Will be coming back.

Kristy Reed This is literally the worst service for a doctor that Ive ever received. Considering the amount of out of pocket money required to go there, it is definitely not worth it. Three things specifically stand out: 1) Ive gone to multiple doctors for the same issue, and I received the exact same treatment. There is no need to pay more for the exact same thing. The problem still persists after 18 months, its very clear that I need a different treatment or the diagnosis is incorrect. 2) The staff is very unprofessional. Aside from the many times Ive been hung up on, Ive also had them tell me that I cant receive the service that the doctor ordered (various versions of scans). Im also very unclear on how to book an appointment. Every number is the wrong number to do that, and walking in in person isnt an option to schedule an appointment. I was told that I had to continue to call the number where they either hung up on me, told me i couldnt make an appointment, or the one time they were going to let me make an appointment was like six months out. 3) they apparently had a tiff with my insurance. Rather than handling through normal channels, they treated it was like a political campaign that needed me to get out and view. I received tons of messages asking me to reach out to my insurance to get them to accept the Columbia doctors terms. Ive been willing to pay whatever they ask, whenever they ask... its not my job to step into an argument between my insurance and the medical center (you should hire lawyers for that).

Marie Ryu Arnold Advincula MD. I think my doctor is the best doctor in the world. I visited Columbia Doctor Midtown Hospital again yesterday to get my breasts CT and I was touched when I saw his name in the lobby entrance. I had my uterine fibroids removed by him on May 16th at Columbia Westchester Hospital. I am Korean and I usually get treated for major illnesses in Korea (I have the best insurance in Korea that covers all hospital expenses), but no doctor wanted to do my uterine fibroids surgery. I met with the eminent doctors in Korea but they all said hysterectomy - the best - and lets schedule the robotic surgery right away. But I wanted to keep my uterus as a woman, a wife, a mother, a teacher, so I prepared all the materials including the doctors opinion + MRI and came to the US to meet him. It took six whole months (he was already known as a great doctor, so there were many patients waiting) He and his team of top surgeons did a great job of removing my fibroids, keeping my uterus in place, and Im healthy, running around Central Park, and preparing for my second baby. The day after my surgery, he said to me, “ Marie, you can have another baby!" It was a major surgery that left me hospitalized for two days, and Im still recovering, but Im not a young mom anymore, and having a second baby might be difficult, but Ill do my best. Just like he helped me the best he could. Oh, I was billed the most expensive Columbia University Hospital bill of over 100,000 dollars, and I had to pay a lot of hospital bills with my insurance, but I didnt regret the money at all. Im really satisfied. Thank you, thank you, thank you. my dear Dr. Arnold. I will always be grateful to you for the rest of my life. Sending you my sincere love, respect and the most delicious coffee. You make me a better person.

Lisa Due to train schedules, we arrived for a scheduled medical scan an hour early, expecting to have to wait around awhile. They called us in for the scan almost immediately, and every single employee we interacted with - from the security guard to the radiology desk folks to the radiology techs - was incredibly helpful and kind. This was our first time visiting this location, and I was initially a little concerned reading some of the other reviews. But our experience was top notch and we would return for future tests without hesitation.

Paige Scrofani I had an extremely disappointing experience with Dr. Tolani’s office that has compelled me to leave this review. My appointment with the MFM doctor earlier in the day ran late, which caused me to run behind schedule for my cardiology appointment. I immediately called the switchboard, who informed me they had spoken to the office staff and assured me it would be okay to arrive as long as I was there within 30 minutes. Given that I have fibromyalgia, commuting is already a painful and difficult experience for me, so I made every effort to get there as quickly as possible. When I arrived at 4:57 PM for my 4:30 appointment, I checked in at the front desk. The receptionist initially indicated that she didn’t think the doctor would see me but said she would check with the office staff. Before that happened, another front desk staff member came out and laughed when she heard I was there for a 4:30 appointment. She condescendingly remarked, “It’s 5 PM,” and when I explained I had called ahead, she dismissively replied, “Well, you didn’t talk to me.” Despite my visibly emotional state and explaining the situation, she refused to even ask the doctor if they would see me. I was then told I would need to reschedule, and the next available appointment wasn’t until January 23 — a wait I find entirely unacceptable, especially given that I scheduled this appointment back in August. To add insult to injury, this front desk staff member flippantly remarked that waiting until January “wasn’t really that long.” The lack of compassion, communication, and basic courtesy from this office is appalling. Not only did I leave without being seen, but I am now dealing with additional physical pain from the commute, all for nothing. I was treated with zero empathy and blatant rudeness while I was literally crying at the front desk. I will not be returning to Dr. Tolani or anyone in her practice due to this experience, and I strongly urge others to think twice before seeking care here. No patient deserves to be treated with such a lack of dignity and respect, especially when dealing with complex medical issues.

Jacklyn Arroyo Dr. Q is too negative. Hes very dismissive and makes people think its their fault. Never seen a psychiatrist so negative and likes to put the blame on the patient no matter what they went through. Spoke to a girl one year older than me and she was also dismissed by him too, worse hospital ever and always has been, lazy staff too. Didnt see that psychiatrist until after 2 hours.

Cierra Toney ATTENTION, please read this!!! I want to thank Dr. Spencer Lin for making my surgery today quick and painless. He is the best oral surgeon at Woodhull Hospital and I wouldnt dare sit in anyone else chair! WHY? For many reasons; he was informative about the risks, the procedure itself, and the after care. The 3 needles administered to numb my mouth were the most painless needles that Ive ever had in my life, I didnt even shed a tear. I am also so grateful for PA. Ingrid Brown whom was very courteous and polite as Dr. Lin. I definitely noticed her detail of cleanliness which may not be a big deal to most but it is! She also assisted Dr. Lin during the procedure and I couldnt be more happier to be in the best hands possible. Thank you Dr. Lin and PA. Brown for contributing to the best dental experience ever and I wish you both the best of luck in this new year with your health and career!

Jennifer Vasquez The worst hospital and customer service and security the worst. Last night my mother was there with my aunt in emergencies and the receptionist ( Women) and the second security at midnight guard were making fun of my mom for being Latina and they treated her like an animal. God forgive them hopefully and Be fired because you cant have people like that.

Matthew Haley I would give this NYU ER zero stars iF possible. Here is my story: My husband drove me here from NJ. I have a chronic heart condition and I’ve been sick recently, so I needed to be seen. I had many symptoms and I wanted to be seen by what they call “the best.” Well… I arrived at 9:40 pm. It was extremely crowded and chaotic. But, I was triaged as “urgent.” As I should have been. After more than 1 hour… no one came to check on me. Not even vitals nor an EKG (which is the first thing EVERY OTHER HOSPITAL does upon arrival..) They called people who arrived well after me for non urgent reasons. I even overheard their conversations being they were there for headaches, hurt arm, etc…) Not only this, the staff were all rude expect for one security guard. It’s like it was being run by high school teens playing around playing favorites with their friends and cherry picking who gets seen first. This hospital is a joke and I will be filing a formal complaint tomorrow. I left after more than 1 hour 30 without being called at all and went to a hospital near by. NEVER AGAIN.

Katie Amazing emergency room! I came here to NYC for business and ended up with horrible back and abdominal pains. I had to go to this emergency room at 3:30 in the morning on a Saturday morning, and they got me right in to a bed. Everyone was so friendly from the person who checked me in, to Juliette, the nurse who brought me back to my room, to Lucy the nurse who gave me my IV, to the physician assistant and the doctor and Cat scan technicians. I live in Houston where we apparently have the best medical center but I never have received the amount of care and compassion as I did here at NYU Langone. I love that they send you all lab reports and test results right through the portal! I would recommend this hospital to anyone and everyone. While I obviously hope I never have to return to the emergency room, if I had to, NYU Langone would be the place to go!

Tara Went in this morning at 1AM with a piercing chest pain. I checked online and it said the wait to be seen was 8 mins. I was in a room and seen in 5. It was relatively empty in the respiratory area where I was bedded. The doctor ran several blood tests to rule out blood clots, multiple EKGs to rule out heart attack and a chest x-ray to make sure my heart wasn’t enlarged or visibly destressed. The nurses (Dana especially), the PA (Jason) and the doctor (Dr Cheng) were incredibly kind, friendly and hospitable. I live much further uptown but wanted to go to an ER that I knew wouldn’t have me sitting there waiting just to be seen for hours, unnecessarily. Hopefully I never have an emergency like this again but if I do I will come here. Turned out to be a pinch nerve.

Joy Calo Im a doctor and I fell down the stairs at the subway in Grand Central. I was taken to NYU ER. I fell down at 9 pm, got to the ER at 10 pm, almost 11 pm and still no pain meds. I had a broken ankle. I had to take Advil from my own purse with my own water. Nurse tells me they couldnt figure out my dose and after I told her I already took Advil, she says oh, you can take up to 800 mg. I thought they couldnt figure out my dose? Then she says her shift is over and leaves. I ask the nurse who took over for antibiotic ointment and bandages for my knee abrasions and she says they have to put the order in. A PA comes and touches my ankle and thats it. I dont get a thorough examination even though I have abrasions on both my knees and bruises over my hips. I dont see an MD from the ER. The only MD I see is the Orthopedic resident who looks at my X-rays and puts my leg in a cast. Finally the nurse comes and hands me antibiotic ointment and bandages. I apply it on my knees myself. I ask my boyfriend, "What is this, do it yourself ER?" They knew Im a doctor but this is ridiculous. I was there 7 hours and was never offered any juice or crackers until I almost passed out as I was getting ready to leave. I was not willing to stay a moment longer in that godforsaken ER.

Michael Moses The nurses and doctors were all very kind to me, but this facility is simply overrun with patients, as indicated by people on gurneys in the hallways and staff overworked and frustrated. Place is likely modern, but you wouldnt know it based on the wear and tear. As typical with traditional ER departments, expect to be in and out in 4 hours or longer, especially if you require imaging. I trust the NYU health system, but would recommend other ERs in other hospital systems if you have a choice during an unfortunate need.