Best 15 MD and Hospital near White Plains, NY (Part 4)

Francine Salerno Cieslinski Trying to get thru to the CT or MRI department is near impossible. The message is always the same we have a high volume of calls. Then you leave a message. It takes forever for someone to get back to you. Regardless of how many times my MD faxes the script it takes forever for radiology to get it. It has gotten ridiculous. On a positive note the technicians are friendly, professional and empathetic.

Minhaz Jisan Can’t provide cost estimates for treatments, just sends surprise billings. Long waiting time to see doctors despite taking appointments. and when billing department can’t answer anything.

Chris Pastor Tried to make an appointment for my wife who is sick. They said they cant see sick people. She have to come in when she is healthy. Thats like going to them mechanic when you car is driving fine. Makes complete sense. Im looking for a new doctor.

anna valente I was looking for a new doctor for my husband and I as mine retired. Well after calling this practice numerous times and being on hold forever I left my name and number with the answering service with no return call back. I started reading all the reviews and honestly I don’t. Think I want to have this office take care of us. It sounds pretty crazy to me.

James Sanders I recently had an excellent experience at Doctors United in White Plains that I just have to share! After throwing my back out while deadlifting in the gym, I was in search of a chiropractor to help with my recovery. I called the Doctors United White Plains and was pleasantly surprised by the kindness of the receptionist named Maria, who quickly booked me an appointment for the very next day. When I arrived, I anticipated a bit of a wait, which is entirely understandable in busy clinics. However, I was called back relatively quickly and met Dr. Noel. From the moment I entered the treatment room, I felt at ease. Dr. Noel worked wonders on my spine, and the relief I felt during the adjustments was incredible—so many satisfying cracks and pops! After my session, I left feeling rejuvenated and much better than when I walked in. Dr. Noel provided great recommendations for icing, rehab exercises, and stretching, which I diligently followed. Within a week, I was back at the gym—albeit with lighter weights—but I felt significantly improved. Ive decided to make chiropractic care a regular part of my wellness routine, and Doctors United White Plains will definitely be my go-to place. If youre in the area and need a chiropractor, I highly recommend checking them out!

diana washington MD has no consideration for other people’s time went to lunch while waiting for my appointment and no one in the front desk staff told me. Place reeks of pot and cigarettes, better places will take your insurance do not recommend

Pablo Anderson Love the Radiology at White Plains Hospital. I went in there for a chest MRI and got it finished within 20 minutes. And the entire process was sanitized and clean.

Devora Lans Took 10 days to schedule an appointment and then, unfortunately needed to change it.. 5 days and 7 phone calls later… still no call back!!

Triple A Horrible they denied me care! Majority of the Drs have bad reviews anyway… Joann the receptionist gave me a fake fax number so my paperwork would get denied. They could have just said they don’t accept late trimester ....Go to Westmed

Tiara Wallace Very caring and comfortable environment! Love the doctors here as well.

Melissa Mason We were taken to the back at 12:40am, given a bed directly in front of nurses station and was completely ignored until 2am until I told the ER admin I was leaving to go to another hospital. My daughter was in a lot of pain. I asked a nurse twice when we were going to be seen and her response was “they’ll be right with you”. I am embarrassed for how NYP treats patients. I will NEVER return to this ER again and I have been coming here since the late 1980s. I should not have to feel like I need to walk out to another hospital for then the Nurse Asst Manager Georgette or Georgina to care about patients care. Apparently the nurse that was originally supposed to care for my child walked off after being seated DIRECTLY across from us, (he even gave me a chair to sit next to my daughters bed so he obviously knew we were there) walked off for his break. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE. Then when I started complaining and raising my voice out of frustration a security guard was placed by me and was staring me down like I was some criminal. The only reason I rated it a 2 because after I was walking out, Antoinette became our nurse and she was amazing. She was empathetic & caring unlike the other nurses. The ER nurses need better training on how to be empathetic. I understand the hospital was over capacity with patients but the nurses need to understand that we, the patients, are humans, we need to be acknowledged not just treated like a paycheck to them.

Bunny After being to a previous hospital emergency department twice that couldn’t help me, even will go as far as to say were not caring and/or serious about my conditions. For the first time in over a week, I am now able to stomach water and soon see myself eating again. I’m so happy I went to this hospital, wish I went sooner so I wouldn’t have suffered for so long. They are very professional, knowledgeable, empathetic, and make you feel like family. This hospital deserves more positive recognition. Words can’t explain how happy I am. I couldn’t stop saying thank you on my way out.

Susan Hung Delivered my daughter at White Plains Hospital in 2017. I needed a c-section. Dr. Peter Chung was my anesthesiologist and he was wonderful. The spinal went in before I knew it and I didn’t have any pain at all. All the anesthesiologists in the group trained at top institutions and I’d trust them with my life.

sara amer so expensive and bad doctors .

Too Tired Had someone I care about stay here... 1- when there was a problem, the head nurse said "there is nothing I can do" so I went to the administrator. They told the nurse I had been there and then threatened the patient. 2- for an eating disorder unit, you would think they would actually care about the quality of the food given, and at the very least making sure if someone is allergic to a food, that the patient is never given that food. this was not the case and happened numerous times. 3- had staff lie to the patient and myself over numerous matters. 4- if you enter the facility to visit the patient, and leave to get food as the "cafeteria" is horrible, you will not be allowed back in. 5- there are heavy limits on how many visitors per day, so if multiple people want to visit, it HAS to be planned ahead of time. 6- the place is well over 100 years old, and feels it...it doesnt feel like a hospital and certainly not like any kind of hotel. It feels exactly like it is...an old asylum. Nothing comforting or homey about it. 7- calling the in-house number to report the nursing staff lead to them telling staff that I called and nothing being done. 8- for any that might have an issue with this, yes this place IS co-ed. you may not have someone else in your bedroom, but there may be people of other genders right next door. it is an asylum, yet they cant see how that can be triggering for some patients? 9- a patient arrived before dinner, but since the "on-boarding" (aka all the paperwork) took too long, the staff did not hold a dinner for the patient. this was a patient in the eating disorder unit. 10- staff in the eating disorder unit just ate and drank next to the patients without a care. They also left food and drink in their office out in clear view for the patients to see.

tango woman Awful place with mixed space for men and women which was scary at night time with the bedroom door open. The room was awful and no hot water to shower properly. Food was gross and large and inedible. There was nothing to do except watch TV, no therapy that made any sense, no one to talk to and nowhere to go. Going outside to walk was a major security issue I don’t think they cared about anyone except to give out medications. Everything private was taken away and the days were long and boring. The doctors I saw were like robots with nothing to say and just wrote scripts. They were no help whatsoever to anyone and it was hard to get out even when you wanted to leave. It felt as if it was all about the money.