Veterans Affairs

Mike Brown

Impossible to see primary care doctors because receptionist sits there and let's phone ring and NEVER answers it. Today I sat almost two hours after they said my doctor was at lunch only to find out he wasn't there and won't be until 3 days later. They treat Veterans at primary care with disdain. Emergency room is best bet to see a doctor, and it's a toss up how you will be treated if God forbid you are admitted. I have some horror stories and a few good ones. But have been waiting months for biopsy results for cancer the first inconclusive the second only God knows if or when I will get those results or as the say have to do it again.All the 5 stars have to be the employees 😀 Some wards I would give 5 stars but mostly interns and never consistent doctors after gaining experience on veterans and finishing their internship they leave.. Used to be top notch when old director was there.

Randy Twine

One of the best V.A. hospital in N. Y. City . Respectful Employees and clean .

Casper Everhard Jr.

Terrific help Veterans claims.

Brian Garcia

I showed up the the hospital with a recently dislocated knee and an inability to walk. When I asked for a wheel chair, I was told none were available. After I was looked at, I was given no plan of care. Simply told to go home and reach out to my PCP in two weeks. I asked for crutches and the ER doctor was both highly unprofessional and refused to supply them to me. So, I quite literally hopped my way to the exit. Thankfully, the patient advocate stepped in to help me the next day (hence the second star). He was awesome. After a few hours of work, he got me a set of crutches and a plan of care. The ER should be written up for unprofessional conduct. I’d be happy to elaborate to any VA Hospital representative.