Planned Parenthood - Manhattan Health Center - New York, New York

Maritza C.

Me encantó la atención son muy amables

Andrea C.

Me encanta, la atención médica, son súper amables ! Lo máximo

Austen W.

Appointment was cancelled out of nowhere. Was told by the manager that they sent a message to MyChart and also called me twice. Neither did I see the message in MyChart （i showed my chatting history to the staff)nor received the call or got a voice mail. Was also told that the phone number is not reachable if i call back. Manager didn't look like she cared she said she didn't know either and she couldn't do anything about it.

Estela P.

I was late to my 12:30 appointment by 30 mins. I was still taken care of as soon as I walked in. The staff was super friendly the receptionist her name started with a T accommodated my needs. Mindy was so nice and friendly during my intake and understanding of my situation and the team i had was just above and beyond. I am truly so thankful to the staff and to this place for everything they did for me today.

D V.

Absolutely God awful experience. I’ve been to hundreds of healthcare providers, probably thousands in my life as someone with chronic illnesses. This clinic location was among the worse of the bunch. And it’s this location, not corporate, because I’ve had decent experiences at New England locations of planned parenthood. Anyway, Even some of the staff here were disgusted at how poorly I was treated by other staff. I was there for an entire day trying to get my IUD replaced, and not only do they never advertise that there are pain control options for this barbaric surgical procedure, but when I had to advocate and beg for them to many different people they refused to give me “moderate sedation” - which would have literally been just an opiate and benzo that I’ve BEEN PRESCRIBED BEFORE. Because my chart had erroneously still listed sleep apnea even though that had been surgically cured and should be removed. They don’t want any extremely extremely rare liability that could arise from them not having any proper anesthesiology training despite literally performing so many advanced gyno procedures here. After spending an entire day there, I left empty handed and furious and had to come back the next day. More fights the next day, I had to fight and go upstairs to another wing JUST to get them to numb my cervix - which they called “local sedation”, like no that’s literally just a standard part of the procedure it’s an incredibly minor anesthetic. Wild. They at least had a real doctor put it in, perhaps because it was much more of a fiasco than an average patient. Many of them were quite condescending to me as well, despite my having two degrees in biomedical science and being an EMT provider myself.

Lastly - absolutely no one at this clinic could discuss the differences between the hormonal IUD options (Skyla vs Kyleena vs Mirena), which all have different doses of progestin and ARE DIFFERENT. Was trying to discuss, for example, if there’s any difference in the risk of ovarian cysts, which I’ve had several times, difference in side effect profile and what periods are like, etc etc. ZERO KNOWLEDGE or willingness to help weigh pros and cons which is SUCH A CENTRAL PART of a healthcare provider’s JOB. While I have more ability to deep dive into PubMed articles than the average patient without my medical training, it’s still extremely exhausting and frustrating to have to do this and be met with a lack of knowledge, it’s so harmful to so many people. (Not to mention women still get prescribed birth control pills that increase their risk of blood clots without any testing for thrombo risk genes / evaluation of if they smoke or take other meds, etc. So many young women have preventable strokes because of the clusterfck that is women’s healthcare in the U.S.).

Another side thing- there’s tons of free condoms in paper bags in the waiting area, but I saw zero dental dams. Talk about hanging pride flags around without actually taking inclusivity into account….

The bathroom in the lab where I did a urine test had alcohol swabs instead of the cleansing wipes in the basket by the toilet, so I ended up with some chemical burning pain down there too to top it if. And the wait times were of course horrendous too.

They also couldn’t even do a blood draw without serious bleeding & bruising in my arm….

Dana B.

The staff is empathetic, intelligent, and hardworking. They made me feel welcome—never rushed or overlooked. While negative reviews mention long wait times, this is due to the clinic operating with a skeleton crew because of underfunding, not disorganization. They go above and beyond to make this clinic exceptional. I couldn't recommend it more highly.

Oliver K.

it was pretty straightforward and i got my hrt refilled as needed but the lady at the counter yelled my legal name which was really embarrassing as a trans person. they could have just said my last name if they were unsure:/ however all the other workers were rlly nice

Madison B.

The doctors and nurses here are wonderful but unfortunately wait times are insane because higher ups have asked them to see more people. I arrived at 8am for an 8:10 routine STI testing appointment and didn’t leave until 10:45. As someone who doesn’t do well with needles, I purposefully scheduled my appointment as early as possible, and having to wait in a state of heightened anxiety for nearly three hours was difficult for me. This testing could’ve been done in like 20 minutes. The doctor told me that because they’ve been asked to see more people, everyone was having to wait three hours. Despite having a good experience with all of the staff here, I will likely be having testing done in the future with a PCP. If anyone in charge is reading this— seeing less people faster will likely result in happier clients