Mount Kisco Medical Group

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They work they have done was great. Everything they have done was fine, I have no complaints for this office.

We were very impressed with Dr. Mollo. We have just moved to the area, and away from a pediatrician we liked, and were having a hard time finding a good pediatrician. Dr. Mollo was very good with our daughter, both calming and sweet. She was also incredibly knowledgeable, and well read, obviously keeping up with all the latest research on everything from ear infections to vaccinations. Finally, we really appreciated her ability to listen, and respect our ideas about our daughter's care, while at the same time having an intelligent dialogue expressing her views. We left feeling confident that our daughter is getting excellent and thoughtful care from a very smart doctor.

Dr. Karas is very quiet and reserved. He is very no nonsense, but he can take a joke. He is very knowledgeable in his field. He is very experienced and he always knows what is wrong right away. He is very punctual for his appointments. The staff in the office is very friendly. The billing in the office can be frustrating, because bills rarely show up on time. All of the billing is handled through Mount Kisco and they have been known to misplace bills to their detriment. I have had a very good experience with Dr. Karas.

They are comprehensive and we can get a variety of services. My overall experience with them has been good.

He is very good at his job. He has trouble trying to keep his appointments limited. However, he will fit me in during an emergency. He hasn?t been accepting patients for a really long time, but he tries to get people in if really needed. His bedside manner is very good. He doesn?t try to give me stuff that I don?t actually need. His office staff is professional.

He's a warm person. I feel like he's very thorough in his examinations. He's just a fabulous physician. His staff is rather responsive. I haven't had any problems scheduling an appointment with his office.

Very efficient, thorough, and easy to work with. Only downside was long lead time needed to schedule appointment, over two months.

Excellent knowledge and bedside manner. Reassuring.

He was helpful and professional. Straightforward and easy to understand.

Very well. All test results proved negative. I will decide how to proceed with continuing shoulder pain in both shoulders.

It was a good experience dealing with her. She was compassionate, very professional and tried everything possible to help me. I visited her for over a year and her staff was wonderful.

She is very knowledgeable, compassionate and professional. She listens to me and explains things well. I have been going to her for over 10 years and it?s easy to get an appointment with her. The staff is also very courteous and efficient.

I have been taking my children to them for about three years. They are very attentive. It is relatively easy to call and get an appointment. I like that I can call and get a consultation over the phone for sicknesses. There is always a doctor or a nurse available to help me. The one downfall for me is that instead of the doctors doing shots and smaller things the doctors have the nurses do them. I like when the doctor takes that extra minute to do the smaller things.

I think its a very professional operation. They have the advantage of being high tech, and all information is computerized so if you go from one doctor to the next, they can find your records right on the computer.

It is usually easy to get an appointment set up with Dr. McBride. She works at two different practices, which is convenient for me because I live in the middle of the two. I am pleased with the quality of treatment that I received. I have had to wait on her a couple of times, but she was on emergency calls so I can understand.

Dr. Bardack is very good. She doesn't hesitate to give you a referral when necessary. She listens to any questions and is attentive to what you say. Sometimes the appointments can be a little quick, but I guess thats only because she is busy. I feel that the quality of the care that she provides is very good. The wait times usually aren't too long.

I have been there for many other illnesses and in my last visit his one pill took care of the problem for me, I was feeling much better the next day. He is very thorough with his diagnosis. He is usually dead on and I have high confidence in him. My overall experience with Dr. Gross has been very good.

Dr. Wolfson is great. I have used him for almost ten years. He is very smart. He is very responsive to patients. He will fit in patients if there is ever a problem.

Dr. Pillsbury is very thorough. She spends a lot of time making sure you are sleeping and eating, and are emotionally well. I have been using her for 6-7 years. I will continue to use her in the future.

My doctor, Dr. Davis-Lorton, seems to be a great doctor. A friend of mine who is also a doctor recommended her. The practice has a lab and radiology on site, which is very convenient. It is a big group, so you have access to any kind of doctor that you need. I don't know how cost compares to other doctors; I just pay a copay that is the same anywhere. When I was sick on a Sunday when the office was closed, the doctor on call saw me that day. I usually have to wait about 15 minutes to be seen, and I don't think that is very bad.

We have been using their services for about forty years. Everything from general surgery to internists, diabetes management, obstetrics, and cardiology; we have used just about every department. I like the quality of care, the educational background of the physicians and the convenience of one stop shopping. Our insurance covers the cost.

I visited the doctor for my physical exam and the exam itself appeared to go smoothly. However, when checking my ears the doctor noticed some wax. She casually said, "Should I take that out for you?" "Sure" I responded. Why not? It took her 2 seconds and it was done. I went home and assumed all was fine. Then the bill came. They entered an entirely separate line item to my insurance charging a whopping $350 for "surgery" to remove the wax!!! After all was said and done, it cost me personally just shy of $50 for those 2 seconds to remove the wax. That doesn't count the hundreds paid by the insurance company. So I called the office to complain that I was never told that anything extra was changed. I was told that EVERYTHING is charged extra, and that I would have to ask if each additional procedure was charged extra at the time of service. This means that you should ask if they charge you to take your blood pressure or weigh you or perform any blood tests. Beware!!!