Queens Physicians Office Building III

POB III’s setup is exactly like pob I & II. Parking is on Lauhala Street between Beretania and Pensacola Street. Parking structure reminds me of Kapiolani hospital’s old parking structure.
You have to take an elevator to get to main lobby and you enter through a door. You’ll see small café on right and pharmacy on left. You have to take another elevator to your doctor’s office.

Dr. Laurie Asato (OB/​GYN) and Dr. Daryl Ambrocia (RA) are located within this building and my wife and I come here as needed. They are super doctors in a super facility. As for the building, there is a nice lobby with a DLS and a coffee shop with everything to make that yucky feeling you get from the lab go away. I opt for the coffee and a bagel. The restrooms are spotless and the 3 elevators make for a quick trip, The parking is validated by the doctors and you can stay over an hour for $ 3. That’s enough time for the visit, labs, and a snack. Great facility… if you happen to be there and let’s hope not.

I really like coming to POB III as strange as that may seem. I usually walk here and sometimes when I’m early I get something from the little deli on the ground floor. There’s lots if seating near there and everything is made of glass so it’s bright and pretty. There’s also a security guard at the door, which is nice.
I really LOVE my doctor here (Shera Sugibayashi) so my experience is so pleasant. The building is clean and up to date with nice views. I also had a PT here (Lisa Pobre) and she was also super nice. I would recommend both.
Parking is expensive (I think, not sure since I hardly drive) for almost an hour, I paid $ 2. :/

My primary care physician has recently relocated to Queens physicians office building III so I have recently started to frequent this office building. Fortunately, there is an ample parking structure directly connected to the building. If you are going to radiology then the parking will be fully validated with no time restriction. However, if you are going just to see your doctor, it is typical to pay $ 1 per hour with a maximum of five dollars for the day.
As with most doctors and definitely my primary care physician, it is best to go in the late afternoon for the shortest wait and fastest service. There is a radiology department in the basement and a pharmacy and snack bar in the lobby.
I made the mistake of going to see my primary care physician in the morning around 10 a.m. And it was a 45 minute wait so I popped down to the lobby for breakfast at the snack bar and then went back up to see him. All in all physicians office building III can be a one stop shop for your medical needs.