I went for my annual today! It was what’s to be expected: typical office visits during and post Covid. My issue is why was I told my lab responsibility is $250 of an almost $1800 lab order?? Lab work is typically covered fully by my insurance! I’ve had the same insurance for almost 27 years! Plan hasn’t changed. I see request on the lab order for things I’ve never seen before:chem test 14, malb, Rand w/cr, vzr bg ab, Rpr(DX) Refl ftc, service code 0003259( no description), and uric acid? What are you looking for? And why is Rubella Immune, Measles ab lgg Eia, Mumps Virus Igg. Eiz, and Hep C AB W/Rel HCV on the lab request?? Are these vaccines shots I didn’t agree to? Are you checking to see if I have these illnesses? If so why? This is truly egregious and wasteful billing! I shouldn’t be shocked as I see this type of billing on a daily basis as my job is to cut cost for the payers and ultimately the patient! Never thought I would be the actual patient being impacted! Unbelievable…
East New York Med Office
About
East New York Med Office is an eye care practice in Brooklyn, New York, located at 101 Pennsylvania Ave. This is an exam-focused practice; it does not list an optical shop, so bring your prescription elsewhere for frames. Listed services include comprehensive eye exam. The practice is in network with 2 vision plans, including Superior Vision. Care is provided by George Malayil, MD. Walk-ins are accepted. Call (718) 240-2000 x51654 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
- Listing type
- Optometrist — no retail optical on site
- Address
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101 Pennsylvania Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11207-2428
Get Directions - Phone
- (718) 240-2000 x51654
- Languages spoken
- English
- Walk-ins
- Accepted
Insurance accepted
Services offered
Services not listed are not offered at this location.
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Hours
Hours not published — call ahead.
Currently closed. Times shown in America/New_York. Holiday hours may differ.
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Reviews on Google 166
This has to be the worst location EVER The check in on the first floor is way too long for there to be THREE people at the desk. Then you come upstairs which happens to be the sixth floor and the wait time is RIDICULOUS. I get my pressure and weight checked at 1 :59 which is great for a two o’clock appointment. The issue is, it’s currently 2 :51 and I have not seen the doctor YET. I NEVER had this problem at 546 Eastern Parkway. I guess I will be looking for a new doctor at that location.
If I could give 0 stars I would. The 6th floor SLOWWWWWWW! There’s no point in scheduling an appointment because they’ll see you an hour after your scheduled appointment. They’re not doing anything but sitting around. They’re not doing anything productive and they need better staff. From the doctors to the MA’s slow as hell.
Do NOT recommend! They want to charge you $50 for being late or missing an appointment. However, you’ll be waiting almost hour past your appointment for the doctor. So where is my $50?!
My daughter had an initial visit today .I selected Advantage Health Care for its convenient location and ease of scheduling appointments. I scheduled my daughter’s visit with Dr. Nahid Chowdhury due to her residency training at One Brooklyn Health, where my daughter previously received pediatric care. An insurance change required us to find a new provider. The clinic environment was clean, organized, and the staff were professional, respectful, and knowledgeable. As a healthcare administrator at a Federally Qualified Health Center, I am deeply familiar with clinical best practices, pediatric care standards, and patient safety protocols. During my daughter’s routine pediatric physical examination, Dr. Chowdhury put on gloves to perform a standard physical exam. While gloves are appropriate in certain clinical situations, their use in routine pediatric exams without a clear medical indication can be concerning. For my daughter such practices cause her unnecessary fear or anxiety, convey emotional distance, or imply that the child is “unclean” or at higher risk. This has the potential to undermine trust, compromise the therapeutic relationship, and negatively impact the child’s perception of healthcare, particularly among underserved populations who may already face systemic barriers or stigma in accessing care. While many aspects of the clinic are commendable, this incident highlights a gap in culturally sensitive, child-centered. Due to this experience, I have decided that I will not schedule future visits with Dr. Chowdhury. My daughter is currently pending a return visit for lab review, and will request that she be scheduled with a different provider for continuity of care.
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