Emily O Taylor, MD

Dr. Taylor is no longer practicing at Mt. Sinai. I just called to reach her and they didn’t have any forwarding information. Just posting this to save people time.

Never felt so strongly about my doctor before. Smart. easy. patient. amazing bedside manner. Best doctor ever.

I have TREMENDOUS doctor anxiety, and still actually enjoyed the experience I had with Dr. Taylor and the helpful staff at Brooklyn Mt. Sinai! She is definitely the most thorough and personable doctor I have ever visited, and I’m so grateful that she was recommended to me.
After an insurance mix-​up which the office handled beautifully (not their fault at all, and they changed me to a within the hour appointment that saved me easily $ 100!!), I was able to see Dr. Taylor for a visit that was quick, thorough, and totally put me at ease. She had squeezed me in to an irregular slot and still I didn’t feel rushed at all. I received helpful and realistic care from her and the NP.
The customer service, clean and comfortable office, and friendly staff made me feel so at ease that I actually am looking forward to visiting again!

Dr. Taylor is a good listener and very thorough. I would recommend her to any of my friends (and I have). She also gives good referrals to other doctors if you need that.

Really like her. Her personality is a little scattered, but she’s on point when it counts. Honest, intuitive, caring and accessible. Moved with her to the new group — Mt. Sinai in Brooklyn Heights – instead of staying with Trinity. Her nurse, Vanessa, is also great.

Dr. Taylor’s the best PCP I’ve had since moving to New York. I originally picked Langone as my «medical home» because I worked downtown but, even now that work’s taken me to another borough, she’s worth the (very long) trip. And, as another Unilocaler noted, NYU’s on-​line system is a nice bonus.
The ONLY minus is dealing with Trinity’s insurance office – not the most helpful bunch. Dr. Taylor is not officially «in» my network and I had to jump through hoops to get my insurance to work with their office — why they just wouldn’t speak to each other and work things out is beyond me. Just glad my bills are getting paid!

It was tough when my company switched insurance providers last year and I had to find a new PCP a result. I had been with my previous PCP, Dr. Levin, for years, and really enjoyed his care.
I initially chose Dr. Taylor based primarily on location (NYU Langone is a convenient walk from my job). I will continue choosing her because she’s great. It’s fairly easy to get an appointment with her, she’s very patient and caring, asks all the right questions, and promptly answers any post-​appointment questions I may have too. I like her a lot and would absolutely recommend her.

I really hate going to the doctor. It causes me all sorts of anxiety. Anxiety that they will find something super wrong with me when I didn’t realize I had a problem or that they will find nothing wrong with me when I am convinced there is a major issue. Sigh. So I finally relented to my mom’s constant nagging to get a PCP and made an appointment at the NYU Langone Medical Center. My aunt sees a PCP here and recommended the practice. I let them choose who I was seeing since I didn’t care either way. Honestly the doctor my aunt sees looked a little mean from the website so I didn’t ask to see her. Haha.
Anyway, when you first check in they give you a piece of paper explaining the ONLINE patient system. You can see your medical records and test results, email the doctor and a whole slue of other stuff. Dr. Taylor told me I can email her through the online system if I have a medical issue and she can determine if she wants to see me in person or not. How useful is that!
The assistant who asked me questions before the doctor came in had a thick accent and I couldn’t entirely understand the questions she was asking me. Also, I really didn’t like that they asked me out loud how my grandparents died. Way to make me relive each of those memories.
Dr. Taylor was amazingly nice and has a great bedside manner. She talked to me about my diet and allergies and made recommendations without sounding forceful. I really enjoyed my interaction with her and will definitely be keeping her as my PCP.
I had to go for bloodwork as part of the physical and it was totally painless. It took less than 3 minutes and they asked me which lab my insurance prefers so I called them ahead of time to have that information.
If you are a new patient you should print the new patient forms off of the website to save yourself some time. It took me a while to collect all of that information! But if you are filling it out in the waiting room… enjoy the complimentary Keurig coffee! Also, I learned my lesson the hard way to know about your co-​pays if that isn’t printed on your insurance card. They accidentally overcharged me by $ 10 and they said I have to wait 6 – 8 weeks to be reimbursed that money. Not the end of the world but a little irritating.
This is a great location if you work or live in the financial district but a bit out of the way otherwise.