My first experience at park med was 20+ years ago & I have trusted them with my gynecological care ever since. Their staff is f...  Read More

My first experience at park med was 20+ years ago & I have trusted them with my gynecological care ever since. Their staff is friendly & efficient. Dr. M really cares about his patients & takes time to explain medical conditions in terms us non med school grads can comprehend simply.. lol. I def would recommend going to this office for your GYN care.  Read Less

I had a miscarriage when I was about eleven weeks pregnant, and my OB recommended I get a D&C. I picked this place randomly out...  Read More

I had a miscarriage when I was about eleven weeks pregnant, and my OB recommended I get a D&C. I picked this place randomly out of the list, was told not to eat anything after midnight, and got there the next morning, as instructed, at 7:30 a.m. The physical space is nice, like any upper-crust Manhattan doctor's office, though they could use more magazines and less intrusive TV/radio. I waited a few minutes in the outer waiting room, and was taken in to do a urine test. Waited another half hour or so, and had to get an ultrasound, which I found extremely traumatic as I'd learned about my miscarriage from an ultrasound the day before. The nurse tried to be comforting, but I'm childless and 39 and I really wanted this baby, so her "Do you have any kids?" and then "You're young, it will all work out" did not sit well with me. I waited another hour, weeping quite a lot. Nobody came to talk to me, which was okay given my mood, but if I had been looking for comfort, I wouldn't have gotten it here. Eventually I was put into a gown, had blood drawn, and seen by an anesthesiologist, after which I had to wait again in the very cold anteroom to the operating room. Eventually -- maybe 11, 11:30 a.m. -- I was taken in for the procedure. (Read:  There was a LOT of waiting time, and I was very grateful for my fully charged phone and reading material. I also got really hungry.) The operating room was clean and orderly, I went under almost immediately, and I think the procedure happened very quickly. I started crying again in the recovery room (this was a terrible day) and the nurse there swore to me that a year from now, I would be sending her pictures of another baby, which again I found not comforting, because I wanted THIS baby. (Read:  The nurses aren't always sensitive to how the would-be or don't-want-to-be mothers are feeling.) Dr. Gluck came out and patted my shoulder and said "Ay yi yi," which actually was on target. They gave me prescriptions for after care and my husband picked me up and we went home. So overall, the office provided a good physical experience, but not the most comforting psychological experience, esp. if you've had a miscarriage. Then, eight days later, they called me for a followup appointment. They got me in the same day, which was great, but I then had to wait around for an hour or so, which was less so as I was missing work. I had to have another ultrasound to be sure everything had been cleaned out of me, and I refused to do it until I talked to a doctor. So they sent in a doctor -- Dr. Molael, I think -- and he ended up sitting with me both before and after the ultrasound, and talking me through my prospects for fertility and what my husband and I should do next. He diagnosed me instantly as a person who was high-strung & prone to being stressed (obviously from this, I guess) and provided advice based on that. This whole talk was actually much more comforting and practical than anything I'd been told by my OB's office, and it left me feeling rather more heartened and hopeful than I'd been for most of the preceding week. I really appreciated it.So, in short, I'd recommend ParkMed for your abortion, but be prepared to wait a long time, and it's hit-and-miss whether you'll get what you need emotionally from the staff.  Read Less

Its a good place. They take a lot of insurance and have availability. Staff is helpful and so are the doctors. Office is clean ...  Read More

Its a good place. They take a lot of insurance and have availability. Staff is helpful and so are the doctors. Office is clean and they have free condoms which can come handy... Waiting time does suck that's why they don't get all stars. But all in all good office i like it and i keep coming back  Read Less

Okay so there's not a lot of reviews that goInto crazy detail which is what my paranoid-self likes to read . I like to know wha...  Read More

Okay so there's not a lot of reviews that goInto crazy detail which is what my paranoid-self likes to read . I like to know what to expect . Well my over all experience was AWESOME . only thing I didn't like was the wait but still overall happy . So I found ParkMed through google and they booked an appointment as little as two days away . Perfect . I was told on the phone that there was a 6-8 hour wait period. I appreciated being told this since I mentally prepared myself while other women in the waiting area were very cranky . The only thing that really sucks is not being able to drink or eat after midnight before your visit , if you're going through IV sedation . So be prepared ! Now I'm a VERY NERVOUS girl . So when I when I got to the office , I waited , pee'd in a cup , waited more , got some blood drawn out and pressure taken , waited some more , got a sonogram and was told how far along I was , waited more and was told to go change into a surgical robe . They make you wait alittle more with other Girls also in robes in another room.I have NEVER been put to sleep before so as soon as they say me in the room I started to cry . The doctors , anesthesiologist, and nurses all comforted me even tho i was too scared to fully Calm down . They were incredibly nice ! I grabbed the anesthesiologist hand and just cried but she made me feel so safe . So she inserted the IV , it pinched alittle , and then she tried to distract me. I can't remember what i was saying since I started to feel VERY tired . All of a sudden I felt a hot rush run up my body and I closed my eyes and said " ooo that burns " while she held my hand . All of a sudden I WAS OUT . I don't remember being out . I don't remember A SINGLE THING. Which I reallyAppreciated considering how paranoid I am . I woke up in another room as if I had woken up from a nice nap . But once you realize you're awake , it kinda feel like waking up to Your period with intense cramps . But you can handle it . I told the nurse I was nauseous and felt pain and she gave me Ibuprofen and a baggie to vomit in . The cramping took a while to get over with and the more I woke up the more I felt better . I was amazed by how crazy IV sedation is . It's one hell of a drug . I was comforted by a nurse named Marie and she was so kind and caring I felt comfortable with her . They give you cookies and ginger ale or coke and then Once you feel better you're allowed to change and go home . IMPORTANT : THE MORE YOU WALK THE BETTER YOU FEEL . one nurse made meWalk around and itMade me feel SO MUCH better . THANK YOU PARKMED STAFF !  Read Less