Avila-Rondon Miguel 554 West 142nd Street, Manhattan, New York 10031

"Not recommended at all. They do not know how to fill out the USCIS form I693 and they charge double when the error in the USCIS request for evidence was theirs. However, we told him that there was something wrong with the already corrected form and he insisted that there was not. We sent it and USCIS sent a second RFE asking to correct the error that we told the doctor about MALLLLLLLLLLLL. My GC is delayed longer than normal due to the negligence of your staff."

"I Waited over an hour to see doctor Rondon which was Past my scheduled appointment. Office on Columbus Ave In Manhattan NYC is small and way too many people in his office waiting to see him a long time during Covid 19. Choose to sit in the car most of the time I was waiting to see him. Saw him on March 5, 2021 for the first time and changed to another primary care Doctor today April 1, 2021. The doctor called me on April 1, 2021 and attempted to explain my test results over the phone while I was in the process of changing him. The doctor attempted to violate my privacy by trying to reveal unsolicited information such as my blood test over the phone. I stopped him before he could continue. The Doctor choose to send my blood to a laboratory in Brooklyn that is suspect (Empire City Laboratory), with many negative reviews and a review of false positives instead of to Quest Laboratory in Manhattan (NYC). The latter (Quest) is well known and reputable and is where I have had my blood sent prior to Becoming his patient. Turn around time for Quest is 2 days. The doctor seems to have a relationship with this laboratory in Brooklyn, NYC, and obviously wanted them to get paid. This particular lab has some negative reviews for false positives, double billing and over charging. One review claimed there maybe stealing of personal information at this lab. In any case it is suspicious that the blood and urine was sent to a lab I never heard of, in another borough until I picked up my results. This lab (Empire City Lab) appears to have been in possession of my specimens that is blood and urine samples on March 6 and completed the test results on March 17. It was collected by the doctor/office on March 5. Empire City Lab Has already billed my insurance. Doctor Rondon has not as of my conversation with Health First billed the insurance company. For external reasons like hurting my reputation, there is a motive for someone in the political realm to arrange and manipulate my blood and urine to be sent to a different lab to gain a negative result rather than send it to a laboratory in Manhattan NYC like Quest in where I live. There is external reasons for someone to arrange and manipulate my specimens. Political influence from Albany NY that could have pressured and negatively affect Dr. Rondon’s NYS licensing. There are political figures in office right now who have been trying to acquire my property and is the subject of a complaint with the NYS Attorney General office. Hence, I believe my blood specimens have been tampered with at Empire City Laboratory with the corporation of dr. Miguel Avila-Rondon either at his clinic or on the way to the lab in Brooklyn NYC (Empire City Lab) and the results are inaccurate. Such attempts are an invasion of my civil rights and rights to privacy. My health insurance says it’s up to the doctor which laboratory the specimens are sent. It should be up to the patient where their blood specimens are sent. He was hard to understand at times. Accent is very thick. He/office did not call to inform me my test results were ready until after I Randomly visited his office yesterday and picked it up. The doctor called me today (April 1, 2021) as I was in the process of changing him from being my pcp. A doctors appointment should not be an all day affair in a waiting room during Covid 19. He schedules too many people to sit in his office when he is the only doctor in that office. It’s impossible to socially distance when you have people standing up waiting to be seen. It seems from some of the other patients complaints in the waiting room He is in a habit of being behind schedule. I’m use to better care and this doctor unfortunately is not for me. Sent from my iPhone"