Amanda Louise Cox, MD

Reviews (7)

• anaphylaxis and allergist recs

  June 2021

  We see Dr. Cox and I'll always go for Mt. Sinai even if it's another Doc there. They just seem to be on top of all research in this field. It's one of the reasons I'm actually grateful to be living in NYC (even though the schlep is no fun).

• Mt Sinai Doctor Recommendations?

  June 2021

  We see Dr. Cox, but have also interacted with Dr. Kattan and Dr. oriel for food challenges and our clinical trial appointments and have had positive interactions with all of them. Right now we are at sinai every two weeks so have been making the rounds of the doctors. (January 2021)

• Mt Sinai Doctor Recommendations?

  June 2021

  We see Dr. Tsuang for our regular appointments and she’s great. We have also worked with Dr. Cox on the research side and really love her! I know different doctors have different wait times, so it may depend on how soon you’re looking to go. We also have peanut, tree nut, egg, and milk allergies. (January 2021)

• Doctor Recommendation

  February 2019

  I highly recommend Dr. Amanda Cox at Mount Sinai. STill not super local, but as many others in this group I think have also experienced, well worth the trip from Brooklyn.

• Pediatric Allergist?

  January 2019

  We have lots of experience with pediatric allergists. Some of the best in the world at Mt Sinai's JAffe institute on the upper east side. It's a schlep, but we found it well worth it. We especially love Dr. Amanda Cox.

• 2018 Review

  March 2018

  We switched to Dr Coc at Pediatric Allergy on Court Street and really loved her. As the shlep to Mt Sinai was just too much for us to follow her there, we stayed at Brooklyn Pediatric Allergy with her successor, Dr Moreau, who is great too (just not as good at communicating with us).

• [PSPFoodAllergyGroup] new to egg allerrgy/allergist recommendations

  September 2017

  I totally recommend Dr. Moreau and Dr. Cox, who is now at Mt Sinai.