New York Presbyterian Hospital

My friends and I dined here in December for my birthday. The ambience was great and the staff was phenomenal. The place was beautiful especially for the holiday season. The Manager, Agim, was superb. He made the night for us an unforgettable experience. He gave us access to all their floors even when one of their rooms was closed off for a private event. He let us take our time enjoying all the details and he was even nice enough to take a group picture for us. He came by our table to make sure our expectations were being met and was extremely friendly. Our server, Ersom, was also fantastic. What a night! We will definitely be returning.

When u r in a hospital, what u need most is the best medical care and that is exactly what Columbia Presbyterian has to offer... Special thank u to dr Michael Borger and his team, dr rosenbum, dr Q and the entire cardiology team for your wonderful care and expertise.

this hospital is the worse place to go.... people that work there are extremally rude, my husband is a cancer patient and he is having his treatment there, and I keep telling him " lets go to another place" every time that we go for a test or any procedure, NOBODY CARE ABOUT THE PATIENTS !!! NOBODY!!! The nurses,receptionist are so cranky if you ask questions they reply with an attitude if you are hispanic or black FORGET IT.
I do not understand why we stayed there. terrible costumer service because like a human they do not try the patients.

A long time leukemia patient, after 10 years, I followed a terrific oncologist from MSKCC (Sloan Kettering) to NYP. I have now been treated here nearly two years. Completely contrary to its marketing and publicity machine, and wholly biased evaluations by Google and US News & World Report, I believe it is my personal responsibility to make clear that this is a comprehensively and DANGEROUSLY inept and disorganized institution. I have successively been subject to mixups up in my infusions, tansfusions, have been brought mistakenly into wrong surgery rooms, and worse. This institution can not possibly compare with the best of third world hospitals. I urge anyone considering treatment here to please, for you own safety, take your health matters elsewhere. Sooner or later, this monstrously over merged conglomeration will be in the news for some kind of calamity.