Madison Medical Practice

Used this as my practice for annual checkups for a few years. I was unhappy with how their office was managed so I switched to a new doctor. My new doctor had Madison Medical send over my records from the past few years, only to realize that I had abnormal test results during my last visit which I was never informed about! Not ok.

Very badly managed office. I scheduled a physical over the phone phone and took a day off work for it. I got there and they didn’t have me on the list. I rescheduled and unfortunately missed my appointment. Try wanted to charge me for the missed appointment, when I pointed out that the last time I came there and took time off work I was turned away due to their lack of communication, the office manager said I was lying. Safe to say I’m finding a new doctor. Horrible service.

Came to Dr. Levkoff because I am traveling. I booked the appointment through Zocdoc, because they advised he would take my insurance, however both Zocdoc and the doctor failed to notify me that he does not deal with travel. The doctor still wrote me the prescription I needed, but when I went to pick it up, I was advised I needed approval. When I called the office, they just said we were supposed to notify you when you came in (which they did not) and refused to do anything about it. These people clearly only care about your money and not your well being. Please stay away!

I’ve gone to Dr. K and Dr. Haimoff before and have nothing but great things to say. Organized office, thorough, knowledgeable and kind doctors, great staff, easy to book through ZocDoc.

I like Dr. Haimoff (I haven’t seen any of the other physicians in the office). He answers my questions and tries to find ways to make sure I have what I need for my weird travel schedule. The office has also been pretty good about fitting me in for appointments when I need one.
I gave it four stars instead of five because it can be a bit hectic in the office, they have lost a few papers and it could use an update. Otherwise, it’s a decent spot for primary care stuff.

Dr. Haimoff is thorough and attentive.
Zocdoc is awesome for booking appointment, has online paperwork, and will tell you if your insurance is accepted.
The phlebotomy room design is a bit off-​putting but everything else is fine.
If you are insured, I think this is a good place for primary care, sti screening, physicials, and simple medical questions. Anything not covered by your insurance, expect to pay out of pocket– this isn’t a charity. Do your research before you book. The front desk was very honest about the costs for services if not covered. I paid nothing for my yearly physical and preventive bloodwork, which is included in my insurance plan.
The only reason I gave 4 stars was because it took a long time to book an appointment and see the doc (over 2 week wait), and I didn’t really like how they deliver your lab information on the phone. The person discussing my results didn’t seem very knowledgeable and was a little rushed and cold. Other than that, I recommend this office for primary care.

I was a little freaked out seeing all the negative reviews here, but I saw strong reviews on ZocDoc so I rolled the dice.
I came here for a consult on a vaccine we weren’t sure if we needed for an upcoming 3 month trip abroad. They got me in within 24 hours, were flexible when I needed to reschedule, and even took me early when I showed up 15 min before my appt. I met with a doctor named Mark (last name?) and he was nice, genuinely interested, and answered all my questions. Plus, they charged almost half of what Mount Sinai charges for a consultation! Would definitely return.

Had no problems with my visit. Booked an appointment for a standard physical on Monday for Thursday through ZocDoc. Filled out all my paper work online, and once I showed up I only needed to fill out some signatures and a credit card form (in case insurance doesn’t go through).
Staff seemed friendly. Showed up at 12:25 for a 12:30 appointment. Was seen by a nurse at 12:45. Did all the standard physical stuff, blood work, EKG, urine test.
Was seen by the doctor, who was dressed in green khakis and a T-​shirt, which was a little strange but I’m from the tech industry so it wasn’t that weird for me. Covered by insurance, United Healthcare, fully. Ended up leaving at about 1:30pm. All in all, not bad at all, definitely not as bad as some of the reviews on here make it seem.

Do not come here if you need travel vaccines. It is outrageously overpriced with horrible front office staff.
I came for Japanese Encephalitis, a two dose vaccine. They charge $ 325/​dose. All you have to do is go upstairs to suite 501 in the same building (
) and the same exact vaccine will cost you $ 260/​dose. Total savings for a two dose vaccine: $ 130. Lesson learned — hope someone else gets the benefit.
Staff is unbelievably rude. They cut me off mid-​sentence and don’t even look up when you’re standing there waiting to ask a question. Then they ask you for your personal information in front of everyone in the waiting room — no partition whatsoever. While Dr. Fuzayloff is nice/​straight to the point, it’s not enough to overcome the egregious prices and awful customer service.
In short — come here if you want to feel ripped off and be treated like crap. I will not be making this mistake again.

I saw Dr. Lev Haimoff about a mild cough after being referred by the staff at my regular doctor’s office, since she was unavailable. After spending about two minutes with me, Dr. Haimoff prescribed me a steroid-​based inhaler usually used to treat severe asthma, even though I was very clear with him that I do not have asthma.
The drug was expensive, and the list of side effects was pretty serious – major personality changes, heart problems, and greatly increased risk of pneumonia are a few – but after I called the office and Dr. Haimoff confirmed that that was the best prescription for my cough, I started taking it.
Three days into treatment with that prescription, I woke up with chest pain that persisted throughout the day, potentially signaling an overdose or a very serious side effect, according to the drug information. I made an emergency appointment at a walk-​in clinic, where the doctor was horrified that I had been prescribed this steroid. Not only was it ineffective against my cough, it was dangerous and meant to be prescribed only for severe illnesses worthy of the risk of pneumonia or heart problems the drug carries – so my minor cough didn’t qualify!
It took more than two days for my chest pain to subside after I stopped taking the drug Dr. Haimoff wrongly prescribed me, and the whole experience was scary. I have no idea what he was thinking, but I will definitely be warning people away from this doctor.

Doctor Haimoff is a very excellent provider. Smart courteous, listens and is very helpful. Very pleased with his help in controlling my high cholesterol issue. Staff can be a bit rude but I am there to see him, not them. Highly recommend

(3÷25÷15)
staff was rude. they sent me to another floor where the dr wouldn’t be in for an hour. never again

I don’t understand the bad reviews. I have been here twice (once in 2011) and once recently (a few weeks ago). Both times I encountered a friendly staff, quick wait time and a patient and caring doctor. I’ve been very content coming here and have recommended this practice to my family and friends.

The Dr is friendly and polite, I was very comfortable because he takes his time to explain about the procedure and why certain things are done, will most def visit again if I have to,
Also its nice waiting for a Dr. in a clean environment

Dr lev haimoff is one of a dying breed of caring, feeling doctors. I left a very well known primary doctor to become his patient. He always calls or emails back.

Do not go to this doctor. They tried to charge me for my bill that the insurance company paid for. It just showed up on my credit card statement! I had to show them my claim in order to get the charge removed from my card. Meanies!!!

I’m giving them 1 star for the cheapest Yellow Fever vaccination. (Of course I did do some fast research)
$ 185 cash (office visit $ 65, plus $ 120) if you pay with a card it’s $ 20 more.
This is your run of the mill in and out clinic. We don’t give a rats ass about you! The waiting room is nasty, like what you’d see in a cat ladies house or maybe your grandmothers. Not modern or clean (looking at the dirty floor under the rugs now), to have a nice clean waiting room comfortable waiting room means that you actually care about your customers.
I had an appointment here for 11:00am, but I need to reschedule for a bit earlier as I had another appointment at 11:30am down the street. I called to change my appointment the lady said no problem and changed my appointment to 10:40am. The morning of I got a call to confirm my 11:00am appointment. Clearly they made a mistake, no apology nothing. I was told to come at 10:40am to fill out paperwork, and I could be seen at 10:50am. Well it’s 11:12am now I’ve been here for 20 minutes… waiting… As I’m sitting here still waiting I’m thinking it can’t get worse than this. Hopefully the dr is friendly but I have a feeling it’s in and out kinda attitude.
To top it off, The front desk lady, Middle eastern one long hair, was very rude upon my arrival. They’re not friendly whatsoever. In fact I wished I would have spent the extra money to go to the other. Traveling Vaccination Clinic.
This place is clearly unorganized and rude. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could feel all warm and fuzzy and comfortable before getting stabbed with a needle? Ok Midtown Medical Group perhaps that’s asking too much, here’s an idea just do good business, treat your customers like people, be friendly, be on time, be professional, be organized, but that’s probably asking too much!
Spend your money other places where people will treat you like a human.
I feel terrible if you are choosing to come here for anything other than a vaccination. Geez this place gives me the creeps. Find another medical clinic.

So here is my experience…
I am walking in my apartment at 11pm at night minding my own business when suddenly I am stricken by sharp pain in my ribs that sends me careening for the floor in tears. Needless to say there is not much improvement the next day after I hobble my broke back-​side-​rib butt to work. I decided against my better experience to make an appointment at an urgent care next to my office. After looking at the reviews I go with «Walk-​In-​Clinic-​NY» which I find out later is also known as Medical Clinic of New York and as Mr. Haminoff office and Midtown Medical. It has more aliases than a con artist on discovery ID. I love the easy use of the online appointment feature and the fact they e-​mail you an hour before to remind you is a nice feature. I hobble into the office to find about 5 people waiting in various chairs. The front office people seem nice and efficient. It is not until I got the paperwork that I knew something wasn’t right. One of the documents ask for your credit card as a requirement to service so they can charge your card if you insurance company denies a claim. I have never seen this before and hope never to see it again. I went up to the front desk and told them I am not feeling this out, that they need to pre– approve my transaction with my insurance company before I am scene which they did. My co-​pay was $ 30 which is fine but I paid in cash just to make sure they have no credit card on file just in case.
Pros: I was there for a total of 20 minuets. During this time all 5 people ahead of me were seen including me.
Cons: I was seen by a physician assistant Ms. Mariam Lozah that looked like a Go — Go dancer who was too lazy to bother putting on a lab coat because it might clash with her knee high boots. She was also too lazy to even bother closing the door during the exam in which she only touched my arms (with my coat still on and purse in hand mind you) and determined it must be back spasms despite me telling her I have had lung irritation called plurasy just 2 years before and a family history of gallstones. She gave me a mild muscle relaxer and Tylenol for the pain before shoving me out the open door. But, not before she mentioned that I was a mess and if I was still in pain a week later to come back she would give me an x-​ray then.
Out $ 100 and 200% frustrated!

I came into the office on time and still had to wait for more than an hour to see the doctor. The doctor was nice and promised me that they will call me with my blood test results even if they are all OK. I waited for 2 weeks and then called the office to hear that there were many things out of range, but no one even bothered to call me and tell me about that. They asked me to come again for a second blood test, I told the nurse that I can’t be late to work again and she promised me that I will not wait again, but of course when I got there the doctor was late by more than an half an hour, I didn’t wait again.

Dr. Haimoff is the best. He’s smart, friendly and very responsive. I never have any problems getting a short notice appointment. I would highly recommend them.