Ari Ginsberg, MD 1999 Marcus Avenue, Lake Success, NY 11042

"Dr Ginsberg and his staff were incredibly helpful. The doctor even followed up on my dad's case while he was on vacation. I highly recommend him for both his thoroughness and his compassion for his patients."

"Saw this Dr because I lost 50 lbs of muscle and trying to find the cause. Was experiencing many other symptoms as well. My Internalist recommended I see a hematologist and endocrinologist based on my symptoms and blood work. I came here as it was the quickest appointment. He stopped me while I told him my symptoms saying he doesn't want to hear anymore. He said there's nothing wrong with me, I just have anxiety. When I asked if he can refer me to a endocrinologist he said I should see a psychiatrist instead as he can't recommend an endocrinologist in good faith based on my blood work. Turns out I have something the endocrinologist can treat. Based on this interaction, unless you have a textbook blood disorder I wouldn't recommend this Dr."

"Dr Ginsberg is an excellent physician, he listens, he answers, best of all he gets back to you. Don't have to say when you need to see an encologist. Yes, he is rushed at times as are almost every other doctor in a metro area, but have never felt that I was left untreated or that the staff in the Marcus Ave location was non attentive or rude. Highly recommend."

"Dr Ginsberg is a wonderful oncologist who treats my mother. He is courteous, professional and informative. Dr Ginsberg always has time to ask questions and explain the reasons for the therapy. We don’t feel rushed and find Dr Ginsbergs demeanor to be exceptional. He is a mensch !!! Highly recommended"

"This doctor should be ashamed of himself. My father was treated by him, if you can call it that and he was awful. Always in a rush, arrogant, rude and dismissive. He or his office staff Never followed up to see how my father was doing after chemo. I had to ask him the stage of my father's cancer in his waiting room as he ran by. This guy should not be in the business of cancer. I'd say research would be a good alternate where he doesn't have to talk to people. Now he is joining with NYU? BEWARE this guy is a uncaring and in my opinion not up on the best or latest treatments. He certainly didn't even consider what he was doing to my father. I regret deeply that I went with him."