Jericho Road Community Health Center

Dr. Myron Glick, who started this practice, is a true humanitarian. The waiting room is like a mini United Nations. If that’s your value system you will be happy with the care here.
I have been a patient of theirs for many years and deeply value the care I have received.
The staff is friendly, professional, and committed to helping everyone who passes through their doors.
The doctors and nurses actually pay attention to what you say, and don’t rush you.
The offices on Barton Street, off West Ferry on the other side of Grant, are far from opulent. So, if you are looking for fancy digs, this is not your kind of place. However, if you seek a practice where you will be treated with kindness and respect this is it.

My PCP and Lady Dr. are both at this office and I’m not really sure how to express how wonderful and surprising the whole experience has been.
I have never touched a pen in this office. A real person sits down and asks you the questions that you might check a box for at other offices.
A medical professional gives you an actual physical — the kind where they touch you and check your well-​being. They notice things. They are observant, kind, and gentle.
I have high-​deductible insurance which they are aware of and have always been very careful about not doing anything unnecessary. I needed an xray once and they worked really hard to find the least expensive way for me to accomplish that task.
They are really nice people in the end. This isn’t your typical dr office. I’m pretty sure they primarily service refugees and other people without access to healthcare but you’d never know. And they just completed renovations on their upstairs office which looks as nice as any suburban dr office!

I am updating this review based on things that have occurred following my appointment. Several weeks after my appointment with them, I received a bill from ECMC for labs. I was highly frustrated with this since I did not recall having a conversation with anyone about sending anything out for labs… furthermore, no one from the office even bothered to call me regarding the results of these labs!
To add insult to injury (and a very high bill which I must now pay), I have been unable to reach anyone at Jericho for weeks that can explain why and how this happened. I keep leaving messages and no one calls me back… so frustrated!!!
Overall, it has been a terribly frustrating experience and I genuinely regret going to this office.

This is where my family doctor is, and Ive been coming here since I moved to the United States which has been 14 years now. I love it here and so do my family. The people are so friendly and welcoming, they make each visit great. Before going for check up or anything, you need to make an appointment. Most of the time there are a lot of open spots, and they give options on time as well. They work with your schedule, and make sure you get what you ask for you. You can either call to set up or walk in to make your appointment. What I love the most is that they give you a reminder card and they also call you the day before your appointment, to make you are able to make it or if you need to cancel it. The doctors always have good referrals.
The office is a bit small, they have about four or five personal rooms for check up, but they share this building. There is street parking, it doesn’t really get that crowded so you are able to find parking real close.
I will not switch from them, because they are as good as it gets.