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160 East 34th Street, New York, NY
10016, United States
Certified by Perlmutter Cancer Center • Mar 15, 2026
(212) 731-6000
Certified by Perlmutter Cancer Center • Mar 15, 2026
https://nyulangone.org/locations/perlmutter-cancer-center
Certified by Perlmutter Cancer Center • Mar 15, 2026
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Certified by Perlmutter Cancer Center • Mar 15, 2026
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Certified by Perlmutter Cancer Center • Mar 15, 2026
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- SGShauna GonzalezJan 27, 20261.0I have not met Dr. Araten, but my experience with the office was extremely frustrating. I received a $300 hospital charge estimate for a routine doctor visit, and no one could confirm if it was correct. The office does not use MyChart for appointments, and calling to cancel or move an appointment was a nightmare—automated menus, long holds, transfers, and unhelpful staff. To make matters worse, the receptionist hung up on me twice when I needed to cancel. As someone with work, responsibilities, and chronic health conditions, this was exhausting and unacceptable. Basic transparency and common courtesy are sorely lacking.
- MDMichelle DiazJan 15, 20265.0Staff is amazing. My onco team are rockstars. Very Considerarte and space is very clean! I'm greatful for this center.
- PLpixel liangnvDec 15, 20251.0Awful receptionists. No urgency. It's normal here to come at 10am, and then wait til 2pm. They'll see a very weak, frail patient waiting for hours and hours and look the other way. No food or even an apology given. The docs are okay at best but burnt out and stretched thin from seeing way too many patients. Go somewhere else where you can get specialized care and treated properly. Coming here with stage 4 cancer is a death sentence unless you have unlimited patience to wait around to die.
- SKStephanie KwokDec 7, 20255.0Every person on staff, from doctors, nurses, technicians and concierge members have been very friendly and supportive during this difficult period
- FSFedy SonnenklarSep 29, 20255.0I am a 22years breast cancer survivor,This is how long I have been your patient.Recently I had two outstanding experiences at 221 Lexington location.First I had a biopsy on 15Sep.My compliments to the following,,,Dr.James who performed the biopsy,Dr.Patel advisor,nurse-I believe her name is Maria,the sonogram technician ,I don't know the name and the mammo technician-I believe her name is Elizabeth.These profesionalls were way and above professionals,caring and they didn't know what to do to make me comfortable.I was greatly appreciate it. My second experience was actually today on the phone with one of the ladies to make appointments for follow up mammo and sonogram.This lady,ARCILIA was patient,professional and a pleasant person to deal with,She accommodated all my requests.I am really impressed by such professionalism,pleasantness and positive response.When these days everything is a problem,it was very welcome.Way to go NYU. Mrs.Fanchette Sonnenklar
Frequently Asked Questions About Perlmutter Cancer Center
What information do I need to provide when scheduling an appointment?
Patient’s name; patient’s date of birth; patient’s address; brief description of the reason for the appointment; home and alternate phone numbers; patient’s health insurance information.
What should I bring with me to my appointment?
Copies of all pertinent medical records (doctors’ notes, lab and imaging results, actual films if available), your insurance card, any referral and precertification information if applicable, and any completed patient forms you did in advance.
How early should I arrive to my appointment?
When you schedule your visit, appointment coordinators will tell you when to arrive. In general, plan to arrive about 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time.
Will someone call me to remind me about my scheduled appointment?
Many practices use TeleVox (an electronic appointment reminder system). You will receive an appointment reminder call two days in advance.
I am new to NYU Langone. Will I need to complete any forms?
Yes. You will be asked to review and complete forms when you arrive such as: Faculty Group Practice Patient Demographic Form; NYU Langone Medical Center Electronic Health Information System Consent Form; Faculty Group Practice Financial Policies; Patient Responsibility Form; Notice of Privacy Practices Acknowledgment. Many of these can be reviewed and completed before your appointment by visiting patient forms.
What is the 'no-show' policy?
If you are unable to keep your appointment, call your doctor’s office as soon as possible. If you miss your appointment and do not call to cancel, additional fees may apply.
Why did I receive a bill for a doctor that I did not see?
You may receive bills for services provided by doctors or departments involved in your care (for example anesthesia, radiology, pathology) even if you did not see those providers face-to-face. These services are billed separately.
Who can I call if I have a billing question?
For billing questions regarding services provided by your doctor, call 877-648-2964. For billing questions regarding services provided by the hospital, call 800-237-6977.
What forms of payments do you accept?
For convenience, practices accept cash, personal checks, money orders, and credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express). Traveler’s checks are not accepted. Cards are charged only for authorized amounts; payment plans may be arranged through onsite billing coordinators.
Can I access my medical information online?
Yes. NYU Langone uses the MyChart patient portal, which allows viewing test and lab results, accessing medical records, medications and immunizations, scheduling appointments, requesting prescription refills, sending secure messages to your doctor’s office, and accessing billing statements and payments.
How can I get a copy of my test results and medical records?
Call your doctor’s office to request copies; you may need to sign a consent form if records are to be released to another office or hospital. You can also view recent results via your MyChart account.
What do I do if I run out of my medications?
Prescription refill requests can be submitted via NYU Langone Health MyChart, or you can call your doctor’s office to request a refill.
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