YITZCHAK MOSHENYAT, MD – Maimonides Medical Center

The doctors are great❤️❤️ but the staff there is horrible. The two young ladies at the front desk that's in these pictures are the worst receptionist. They are food and unprofessional. Every time I come here I have a problem with the reception desk. Customer service is not everybody's field. They have this nonchalant attitude in these are people lives that they are dealing with here. I will be reporting this to the HR department this is unacceptable. The Russian Lady Hispanic baby baby baby black I don't know but the two ladies in the pictures that's posted. Are the worst they need to find a new job really.

Skam. The appointment is at 5:30. There are 13 people in front of you. So you'll be seeing the doctor in three hours. You ask - why you gave me appointment on 5:30, and the answer is a mumble. Not recommend.

I would have given 5 stars, but at my first initial appointment, the slim receptionist was very unprofessional. She completely turned me off. The other receptionist was very patient,kind, and professional. She was very informative so far as explaining what the procedures were for this location. So there was a $25 dollar copay for the doctor and $50 for the actual procedure. After my first experience with the receptionist, whose attitude was totally unacceptable, I didn't want to come back. But, I decided to anyway. The staff in the back were completely professional and caring. It's very clean. I felt safe and comfortable. I would recommend this location to others. Update: PLEASE REMOVE YOUR CHAIN FROM YOUR NECK. My neck was burning yesterday. I didn't really notice what could have caused i

I didn't think there were such doctors in this world as Dr. Moshenyat, a gastroenterologist. He cured me, which many doctors would not even pay attention to. Great respect to him

Upon my arrival at the office, I approached the front desk to inform them of my appointment. I was asked to write down my name and provide the copay. Unfortunately, I had forgotten my wallet and asked if they could bill me for the copay. The staff member at the front desk told me to be seated and informed me that the doctor would see me shortly. At this time, I was the only patient in the office. As other patients began to arrive, I noticed that the doctor was taking patients who had come in after me. Concerned about the delay, I approached the front desk to inquire about when I would be seen. The staff member responded angrily, stating that I would not be seen until I paid the copay. I explained that I had been instructed to sit and wait for the doctor, at which point the doctor came out