NYU Langone Medical Center Outpatient Surgery

Quiana Volney 

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6 days ago

I had a fantastic experience with X-Ray Technologist Denyse Nichols on Thursday, October 31st. Denyse was training an intern during my visit, and I was truly impressed by her calm and confident guidance. She has such a beautiful, teachable spirit, effortlessly explaining and demonstrating techniques to the intern with ease. It was inspiring to witness her leadership in action—it’s a wonderful example of what mentorship should look like. Denyse, thank you for your patience, professionalism, and for answering my questions abou... read more

ally decides 

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3 months ago

I had physical therapy at this location. I was going to cancel my future appointments at this location but I really like my physical therapist and plus I need the therapy. They push you to use the kiosk which is fine. There is a person standing at the entry way to help you. I asked the rude lady for help because I had cash. She huffed and puffed a little bit so when she huffed and puffed then I got annoyed. I tried to explain to her that I have cash but I do have an old debit card on file that I would like to update. Once sh... read more

Zaina 

on Google

4 months ago

I had wrist and elbow surgeries with Dr. Salil Gupta at NYU Langone. Everything was exceptional, from the mobile app reminders and check-in process to the medical assistants, nurses, and Dr. Gupta's expertise and compassionate care. Every aspect of my experience was 10/10. Highly recommend. 

Anonymous 

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6 months ago

I had surgery for a trigger finger that took 3 minutes. Local anesthesia, no need for time-consuming prep. My guess is that if I arrived a half hour before the scheduled time, that would have been long enough to sign consent forms, be weight, get blood pressure taken, change into hospital gown, etc. Yet I was told to arrive 1 1/2 hours before the scheduled time. Whenever/whomever I asked about it told me that was the standard procedure for all procedures. Nobody could give me a reasonable explanation about why that was so. M... read more

Betsy Feist 

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6 months ago

I had surgery for a trigger finger that took 3 minutes. Local anesthesia, no need for time-consuming prep. My guess is that if I arrived a half hour before the scheduled time, that would have been long enough to sign consent forms, be weight, get blood pressure taken, change into hospital gown, etc. Yet I was told to arrive 1 1/2 hours before the scheduled time. Whenever/whomever I asked about it told me that was the standard procedure for all procedures. Nobody could give me a reasonable explanation about why that was so. M... read more