Dr. Mikhail A. Fuks, MD 150 Broadway, Manhattan, New York 10038

"Doctor Milhail Fuks is the best doctor ever. I highly recommend him. I go to him for many years. He approaches to every patient with a great care and attention. Doctor Fuks is very knowledgeable and highly experienced doctor. He explains you everything in details , straightforwardly , without any gasps. You won’t find any doctor like Doctor Fuks who is so dedicated to his work , very professional and compassionate to every his patients. He’s one in a million doctor."

"I have been his patient for years. Very knowledgeable and professional, caring doctor. He will never rush you out, in the meantime, he doesn’t talk much, no BS, straight to the point."

"I love Dr. Fuks. Been seeing him since 2008. He's unbelievably knowledgeable & experienced and gives it to you straight without mincing words. I can't imagine seeing a different doctor."

"Hands down the best Primary Care Physician ever. I have been with him since 2011 and even after moving from NYC to the Maryland area in 2016 I still make time to see him at least twice a year. Dr. Fuks is thorough, precise and caring. He is a wealth of knowledge in his field. You won't find a better PCP."

"DOCTOR GULAG I have never encountered a more miserable Doctor's bedside manner than Dr. Fuks. Without going into detail, I felt like Russian Livestock when he examined me. But this is not where the story ends. My new Doctor sent a fax request for my medical history to be sent to him from Dr. Fuks receptionist. When I called to confirm the transference of records, Dr. Fuks receptionist only sent my blood work and EKG from one examine done by Dr. Fuks to my new doctor stating that it was too much time and effort to fax my entire medical record because I only had one appointment with Dr. Fuks which did not merit consideration. I did not believe what I was hearing over the phone with this thick accented woman's defiance. I showed up at their office demanding my medical records as is my RIGHT IN THIS COUNTRY. This Russian woman finally gave over my records reluctantly while muttering under her breath that if it was up to her, I would be charged for the paper and effort involved for her time in giving me my records. I went into my bag and dropped a package of Staples recycled printing paper on her desk, and said, you should be ashamed of yourself and walked out of the office. Patients beware."