RMA of New York – Long Island: Garden City

RMA makes miracles happen! Dr. McAvey and her team were as good as it gets. After years of infertility and endometriosis surgery they helped me achieve my dream of getting pregnant on the 1st transfer. The team helps walk you through step by step as the process is long, and physically and emotionally draining. They are highly professional. All testing, medications and labs were run through them making it as convenient as it can be. Highly recommend!!

Staff is always fast, friendly, and efficient! I’ve had my blood taken Quite a few times lately to the point where I’m like a pincushion and no one does it better than Bintu! She and this whole location are amazing !

My experience with RMA was truly amazing from start to finish. Dr. McAvey was the best! She's compassionate and knowledgeable. She always explained everything clearly, told me what to expect, and never gave false hope, which I appreciated so much during this journey. The nurses were also incredible. They were kind, supportive, and passionate about what they do, and they always made me feel safe and cared for throughout the IVF process. I’m currently 21 weeks pregnant, and I am beyond grateful to RMA for giving my husband and I this chance. I will always be thankful for the care and support we received here. Thank you ❤️

Front desk and nurses are rudest persons..Nurse Olga is the worst..My doctor is dr.Mcavey and she is very nice person and angie the coordinator is also very helpful..But nurses specially nurse olga is the worst she has no empathy and doesn't know how to talk to a patient i hope they appoint someone nicer than her.im giving negative review just because of her.

I have to agree with many of the reviews for RMA Long Island located in Garden City. You would think an office where most of the staff are women, there would be more compassion and empathy, especially surrounding infertility. But nope! This place is not cheap either. I have been going here for almost a year and saw Dr. MacAvey once. After that I have only seen the nurses. They are all robots. Drawing blood, doing sonos, and getting you out of that chair. This is my first time doing treatments and no one explained the side effects of the medications. I had to pay ER a visit and do my own research. The front desk staff like Nancy and the other woman always look like they had a fight before coming to work. The nurses are rude like Olga and don't give you any information other than what I can read myself on paper. I have had multiple IUIs and I am largely considering another clinic since no one really cares to provide me with more support or guidance. Also, you have to call yourself for reminders for appointments and times, since no one will do that for you.