Lenox Hill Hospital 100 East 77th Street, Manhattan, New York,

"I was treated great. They didn't discharge me until I was absolutely better from everything. Follow up appointments was made for me. Medications I needed was provided during the stay and when I left. Doctors are very skilled."

"My son spent a week in this hospital for emergency treatment and surgery. The care was excellent. The nurses and PAs on the chest and lung unit are wonderful, helpful, and passionate about their work. We felt we were in excellent hands. Thank You Lenox Hill!"

"Very good hospital, good doctors, nurses and all stuff there are so kind, and friendly. They put patients first. My mom suffered a massive stroke on 8/23/23 and was transported there from Long Island, she was there for five days, the doctors and nurses took good care of my mom, and did everything that could be possible done to save her life. Unfortunately my mom did not make it, she passed away on 08/27/23 she was pronounced brain dead five days later. I must say doctors did everything and when I say everything I really mean it to save her but God works in misterios ways and he needed an angel in heaven. I’m truly thankful and will always be thankful to all the doctors and nurses that work there great job and may God blessed each and every one of them."

"My daughter had a cranioplasty done here. The surgeon was Dr. Ben-Shalom. He and his team did a fabulous job before, during and after surgery. They are leaders in the field of new methods of inserting the skull and following up on changes after. Care on the 8th floor was excellent and we had a nice room."

"While visiting the patient at Lenox Hill Hospital UES NYC on June 21, I found a very dirty room. As you can see by photos, on the floor bandages with blood, covers from medications, etc. I called the nurse, she said you can take a photo, and do whatever you want. Then I called the managing nurse, named Natasha…, she came after one hour. Instead of apologizing she started arguing with me, telling “as long as the patient is safe that’s ok”. New rules: Dirty is Safe for the Patient…according Natasha!!!"