Nyu langone health Reviews

NATALIYA VALENTINOVA, PA-C - If you see this name anywhere in the ER run the other direction and request a DOCTOR. Especially if you happen to have an EKG that shows tachycardia. She will try label you as an anxious psychiatric patient in your medical records. She falsified my records during ER visit claiming I was "hyperventilating" and "anxious" - I am appalled, completely baffled, and quite shocked - It is a blatant flat out lie. Honestly it is BIZARRE. Have no clue whatsoever how she pulled this out of thin air. This girl came into my room, I was sitting there quiet, calm, still, probably on my phone, exchanged two sentences with her total and that was the extent of our interaction. I am hoping there are cameras in the hospital. She wrote I "appeared anxious" - when you couldn't even see my face? - I was wearing an adult size face mask covering my small face, w/ face shield and glasses underneath. Could barely even see my eyes. Turned out I was suffering from a life changing post procedure complication. Good job Natalie. NYU Langone is a bunch of immature incompetent 5 year olds on power trips. Literally the entire report is completely inaccurate. Filing a formal complaint. You do not go making up lies of that nature about a complete stranger. The rest of them got mad when I questioned them (I was right to question them). Despicable.

I am writing this to thank you Dr. Maureen AIDA, Emergency Physician who took care of me last year just before Covid. I had type A flu, I thought was dying. She and her staff were very compassionate and dedicated. Being an emergency room physician is so hard because you are not sure what can happen next.., the only thing I can say that I was in shock and she saved my life. I am Health care worker and employee at NYU in the city, and I appreciate everyone who looked out for me that night!!! Thank you

NYU Hospital definitely their service is not so good on May 18 at 5:45 a.m. They took me out of a bed to move to the waiting room after a back surgery. they sat me in a very uncomfortable chair for 7 hours, feeling very cold. I asked a nurse to help me because the chair was not comfortable and that I was very cold, she didn t even give me any attention. At 10am I felt very bad and very cold, the truth was, the treatment was very bad, they did not help me and I had to be like that until my daughter helped me out of that hospital at 1:00 pm.

Very unfortunate because the day before in May 17 12:00 pm the service was great

I m putting 3 stars because the service on May 18th was terrible but the service on May 17 was amazing.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!! The Worst!!
I have to wait in a line of 22 people literally out the door to check (8 Kiosks, 2 people working) in for my appointment, by the time I finally got there they told me I would have to reschedule for ANOTHER 3 months from that point, the first Appointment ALSO took 3 months. I told them that my Medication would run out before then. (my original Doctor was on sick leave) the office manager named Yvonne promised me it wouldn't, she lied, "IT DID" they left me with a DANGEROUS MONTH LONG LAPSE in my medication. I contacted them COUNTLESS TIMES, through calls, emails, and messages, and was completely IGNORED!! I would NEVER in a million years trust my health with these people, They clearly showed me they could care less!!! HORRIBLE HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!

Staff and Dr's,nurses take very good care of the patients and they r very professional

My husband was admitted for an infection brought on by lymphedema in his legs. Every one from the janitor to the doctors were amazing. I've never been to a hospital that treat a patient so well.

The staff who took care of my daughter in the Emergency Room and on the 13 floor of the Kimmel Pavillion were outstanding! Their attention to patient care and professionalism is to be praised. The facility is state of the art and I am grateful for their service!

Took 5 phone calls and about A half hour Just to find out what my deductible was for my surgery

The dr. and dr staff was very accessible helpful but billing was not.

Doesn't values patients time, huge lack of coordination between departments. Had a whole day of testing for a clinical trial. First appointment was at 8am. And well all these appointments were scheduled like 3 months ago so feel they had more time to organize better times. Ran around to different buildings between 32 and 38th st for the appointments. No time for a proper breakfast or lunch or even much of a break. Until 3pm when I was told to head back to my doctor office to pick up the meds. They said don't be late
... Meds didn't arrive till 5pm...

Then had to make my way back home in Jersey City, by time back was exhausted... Basically went to bed but now 1am woke up with a stomach ache probably from not eating dinner with meds.

Pretty much feel dealing with NYU is worse than being dead...

This hospital needs better time management. People who visit hospitals are in pain or some sort of discomfort and requires medical attention! I feel like either the hospital can not manage the volume of patients or they just don't care enough to promptly provide treatment.