S. Hasan Physician PC 113 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11218,

"At first he is a good human being with a noble heart, then a doctor. The way he serves us, it's more than appreciable."

"This office is awful, and also racist, so if you're not Bengali do not bother. They refused to see me last night because they said they did not have time. The front desk said this to me while they were simultaneously registering someone who came after me. Guess the difference? So, okay, they're racist, but I still need to see a doctor. They said come back today. There was a storm coming so I asked if they would be open, they said yes. Lo and behold, they're closed. Really, don't bother. It's not worth the headache. They're hateful and incompetent, which is just about the worst combination in the world."

"Dr. Hasan really great. he always listen to the patient but office front desk manager Kamrun. She acts like she is the boss. she doesn't respect any patient and patient coordinator. When you ask for her name when you talk over . she said why ? are you going to complain to doctor. ? i don't care.."

"Dr. Hasan is truly a great doctor. Didn’t feel rushed in any way. He thoroughly answered all my questions. He has great, calming energy. You would be very fortunate to have him as your Doctor."

"This office exhibits the stereotypical unprofessional behavior you’d expect from a Bengali owned office. The receptionist called my family twice, quite literally screaming on the phone that she will “cancel” our insurance if we do not set up an annual check up (during CoVID, when people are rightfully delaying check ups). Who calls patients at 10AM and screams at the top of their lungs? Bullies. As a health care professional myself, I can say the least that a receptionist has no such authority, let alone the right to speak to any patient in such a unprofessional way. However, all of their receptionists are this way - utterly incompetent in their manners towards patients. The office itself has providers who are not up to date with guidelines and are aware that their immigrant Bengali patients trust their provider 100% and have minimal medical knowledge, so the providers minimize their treatment since there is no accountability. The physician prescribed my father medications that exacerbated arrhythmia that my father is contraindicated to take based on his pre-existing conditions. Never mind that the medication itself is not recommended in updated guidelines and has not been recommended for over 10 years. The office itself is crowded, reeks, and has no efficient scheduling. Have an appointment? Expect to wait 3 hours in crowded, smelly rooms. Overall, I’m disappointed, but not surprised that this is the sort of ethics this office and its staff displays."