David and his especially have gone above and beyond for . They are excellent at what they do and…read more keep in touch with you to make sure your visit is the way you want it to everybody there. And I appreciate everybody there too.

Despite the clinic not being crowded, I waited 30 minutes for a flu shot. When the older doctor…read morearrived, he spoke rudely and shouted, leaving both my mother and me shocked.

It only lost one star because they were not on time with getting back to the nurse for a quick and…read moresimple physical. Even so, I have no major complaints about this family practice. While there the nurse was nice and explained everything to me (even though I understood everything with no problem). She was friendly, articulate, and had a pleasant attitude the whole time. Everything was done in less than an hour. My favorite aspect of the offices, is that they take a picture to identify you every visit. Not a bad place to visit and get your work done

The local Family medicine clinic that seems quite nice. The doctors appear quite competent and are…read moregenerally friendly.

Dr. Natalie Graziano is one of the most kind, attentive, and compassionate doctors I've ever had…read more She truly listens, never rushes, and always makes you feel seen and cared for. Her sweet and calming presence makes every visit comfortable and reassuring. I refer her to everyone I know because she's not only an excellent physician, but a genuinely wonderful human being. Dr. Kelly is also an incredible doctor, professional and thorough. It's clear that this practice is built on genuine care and strong values. However, I do feel it's important to be honest about the front desk experience. There is one receptionist who answers the phone and tends to be unfriendly, which unfortunately discourages people, my daughter included, from wanting to schedule appointments. It's disappointing, especially when the medical care here is outstanding. Cheryl was always a favorite, warm, kind, and welcoming, and I truly miss her. Susan is also wonderful and treats patients with the same kindness and respect we all deserve. When patients walk into a doctor's office, they're often dealing with pain, fear, or vulnerability. A little warmth and compassion from the front desk can go a long way. This feedback is meant with care, and I hope it helps create a more positive and welcoming experience from start to finish, for everyone.

Primary care physicians. Dr. John V. Kelly is great. Very happy with his service. Office staff is…read morethorough and attentive to your needs. Dr. John Kelly has expertise in treating diabetes, obesity, hypertension, among other conditions. Is also affiliated with RWJ Barnabas at Clara Maass, and other hospitals in the area. I highly recommend Dr. John V. Kelly and his office staff.

Dr Richardson's practice might look old fashioned and a bit retro (the equipment is all analog!)…read morebut the office staff and the doctor himself are top notch. Very attentive, thorough (occasionally a bit late due to being overbooked maybe?) and really responsive. Blood work is seamless and the physician's assistants are very helpful. Dr Richardson is chatty, fatherly and friendly but never lax and never misses a beat.

Really one of the best health care facilities I've experienced in my life. When you're sick you'll…read moreget a appointment within the week, not within the month. Doctors are friendly and knowledgeable. They call you when too much time has passed from your last visit. Office staff is generally pleasant and prompt. I put my trust in this organization for years and they did not disappoint.

Dr. Braveccio (sp) (The tall doc on the left of cover pic) is my doc. I've only come here for…read morephysicals once a year. I have Aetna and they accept my plan here. The 2 times I've been here I've had to wait 15 mins pass my appointment time. After physican assistant takes measure's my weight, height, and temperature. I waited another 15 minutes for the doc. Total time with doc was less than 5 minutes since my survey I wrote when I was with the PA had no issues. I don't have any chronic ailments yet so I consider my lucky so far. I probably do check in too much at restaurants. Too much waiting but it's only for once a year so far.

*PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT, I'M NOT THE ONLY PERSON THIS HAS HAPPENED TO*…read more I scheduled a new patient physical in early April to see Doctor Coscia as I hadn't been feeling good for some time. I was told to come in for my appointment at 6 pm, I arrived at 5:30 pm on the dot. I checked in early and there was one patient who was in front of me. I wish I was joking when I say I waited TWO AND HALF hours to be only seen for 15 minutes. When I was telling her my symptoms, and my previous medical history, she brushed it off as if it wasn't important (Maybe because 20-year-olds are immune to sickness????). She took my blood work, told me that she was going to run every test, and assured me that I'd know my results by the following week. I waited and heard nothing back, so I called about a week after she took my blood. The receptionist said she was going to call me two days later, guess what! She never did. So AGAIN I called back about another week and I got the same response. I called AGAIN today (5/2/2024) in the morning. The conversation went like this: Receptionist:"Let me get your info, and we'll give you a call in 2 days". Me: "I should've received my results and I called already 2 times before" Receptionist: proceeded to go through the entire month of Aprils call log to "assure me" that I've "not once after my appointment called to know my results". Me: "I did call, you guys took my blood almost a month ago, I need to know the results" Receptionist: "Well since you're new, let me tell you, that's not how we do things here and YOU HAVE TO WAIT two days for my call" and just hung up. Like why... In the time that it took for her to go day by day in the call log, she could've just told me my results. This practice is very unprofessional and doesn't seem to respect or care for their younger patients. Imagine if I have a severe illness or disease that could've been caught early but now because this practice likes to dilly-dally, it's progressed further, and has gone untreated. Each day counts. My health has only declined more. I just want to know what's wrong...

Dr. Sylvia Coscia has been our family doctor for a long time, she is an excellent doctor, very…read moreknowledgeable and compassionate. Dr. Coscia does not rush you out and she will do whatever is necessary to make you as healthy as possible.

I had an extremely frustrating and disappointing experience with this pulmonology office,…read morespecifically due to front office practices that created unnecessary barriers to care and disregarded patient confidentiality. I arrived for a scheduled appointment to review my pulmonary function test results and discuss personal healthcare concerns with my doctor. I did not have my physical insurance card with me, as my renewed card is currently being mailed, which is a very common situation since insurance information often changes annually. The receptionist told me I could not see the doctor without the card. No alternatives were offered. I was not informed that I could self pay, be billed later. Because I was told I could not be seen, I rescheduled the appointment and left the office. After leaving, I called the office because my original purpose for being there was to review test results and ask important, personal healthcare questions. I requested that the doctor call me back when time permitted, making it clear this did not need to be the same day and could be at his convenience. During that call, both the receptionist and what I believe was the office manager repeatedly pressed me to disclose the specific reason I wanted to speak with my doctor. I stated clearly that it was personal and related to my healthcare and that I preferred to discuss it directly with my physician. That was not accepted. At no point should a patient be required to disclose private medical details to administrative staff simply to request a callback from their doctor. While general context may be appropriate, insisting on more detailed explanations undermines patient confidentiality. Under HIPAA, patients have the right to limit disclosure of protected health information, especially when such details are not necessary for scheduling or message routing. During the call, the office manager did state that once my new insurance card arrived, I could call back and provide the updated information. However, this missed the entire purpose of my call. I was not calling to reschedule an appointment. I was requesting communication with my doctor regarding my health. That request was effectively denied unless I disclosed information I was not comfortable sharing with office staff. To make matters worse, when I asked if I could simply email the doctor instead, I was told that I could not have his email address. At that point, all reasonable avenues to communicate with my physician had been blocked. I was also later told that I could have been billed for the visit had I stayed, which was never communicated to me at the time I was turned away. That lack of transparency directly resulted in me not receiving care that day. Although the office manager's tone was professional, the policies being enforced were not patient-centered. I left feeling dismissed, unheard, and discouraged from continuing care at this practice. Because of how this situation was handled, I will not be returning and would not recommend this office to patients who value access to their physician, clear communication, and respect for medical privacy. Experiences like this raise serious concerns about how patient access, communication, and privacy are handled within this practice and warrant review by higher administrative or regulatory oversight. I want to be clear that my issue is not with the physician. My initial visit with Dr. Hetal Patel was excellent. He took the time to explain my lung function testing and my condition in a very detailed, informative, and professional manner, which is exactly what drew me to continue care with him. The young woman who assisted me with my pulmonary function exam was also kind, professional, and thorough. Those positive clinical experiences are the reason I wanted to remain with this doctor and this practice. Unfortunately, today's experience with the front office staff completely overshadowed that. The rigid restrictions on communication, refusal to facilitate even basic contact with my physician, and lack of transparency regarding care options left me with no confidence that I could continue receiving appropriate and timely healthcare here. I cannot remain with a practice where access to my own physician feels unnecessarily blocked.

Dr Lopa Patel is one of the best doctors we've ever gone to. She's diligent, personable and…read moreknowledgeable. Both my husband and I feel comfortable and thankful in her capable hands. Her brother, Dr Patel, is a sweetheart too. We're a combined age of 160 years old. we know doctors. You can't do better.

Very good doctor Very nice office. Very knowledgeable in…read morehis field. Close to where I live so he IA easy to get to. Overall excellent experience with this doctor.

Every time I call the nutley office to make a call someone gives me appointment, n then the day of…read morethe appointment they tell me I don't have an appointment. They did this to me twice. There services us really bad and it sucks.