I unfortunately was injured in a car accident. I was referred to Princeton orthopedic as the local…read moreplace to go. To be fair, it seems to be a busy and well organized practice. My interactions with the front desk was always helpful and informative. They also handled the covid situation well. They chose the physician who they felt would suit my injury best and placed me with Dr. Michael Grenis. Because of the nature of the injury, I was squeezed in for an appointment pretty quickly. With my first visit, Dr. Grenis seemed short with me and didn't explain anything to me. I chalked it up to being squeezed into his assuming busy schedule. I was examined and x-rayed and outfitted with a new splint. The physician assistant was warm and attentive. My second appointment was not as pleasant. Aside from the fracture in my wrist, I had a lot of pain in my arm that was noticeably bruised and swollen. It kept me up at night and hurt much more than my wrist. He didn't mention anything about it at the initial appointment aside from that it wasn't broken. So when I returned, I asked him to check it again because it was causing so much pain. Dr. Grenis' barked at me 'what do you want surgery??' 'It's a hematoma'. I seek a professionals advice because I'm not a doctor. I never understood what a hematoma was, nor had he mentioned that that's what it was. Nothing was explained to me what it was, about treatment for it, or what I could do for the pain. When he returned to the room I think he realized that he crossed a line and tried to amend his error. Too late. His behavior was intimidating and undermining. I was offered a review in email but didn't want to make it worse for myself.

What has happened to Princeton Orthopedics?…read more My family have been patients for over 15 years and in the past few years, have seen a slow decline in the quality. They used to have very pleasant and helpful front desk staff. Now, they are surly (Monroe location especially) and are almost nasty when asked for help. They have kiosks to check in where your ID and credit card are scanned. There are older patients who aren't familiar with computers and I actually watched a few people yelled at! What type of customer service is that? It now takes over 10 minutes on hold to make an appointment. Really? You may even be transferred to a different schedule who never picks up and he has an attitude if you ever get through. Lastly, the cleanliness has gone away. It is a medical office! The Monroe office floor is dirty like it hasn't been cleaned in a long time. Old dried out alcohol pads, dirt, bandages with dark, dried stains, gross. I am looking elsewhere, goodbye Princeton Orthopedics. You used to feel good going from soup to nuts, the desk to the doctor. Now, something has changed. I miss just a few years ago.

With years of seeing podiatrists, I have never been so impressed with Dr. Sergi. He really…read morelistened to my history, did a gait analysis, and really assessed my lower extremities before diagnosing me. To be extra thorough he offered me a biopsy to really assure me and his thoughts. Fingers crossed everything will be ok and that I just will need an orthotic in my shoe.

My visit to Edison Foot and Ankle was for a simple removal of a splinter and then I received a bill…read morefrom them. They claim to take insurance but then rip you off if the insurance does not pay them what they bill. I had a 10 minute consultation and they have a charges as follows. Consulting Charges - $1055.28 (This is for Dr. Anup Patel) Removal of support implant - $855.28 (Removal of Splinter) Office outpatient visit as a new patient - $200 Imagine that if you go to Walmart and try to buy something and they ask you if you are a new customer and charge you $200. I got a bill for $512.61 over and above the copay that I paid. I called the person there to explain why the charges are high and they don't call back and if they do they can't answer your questions. No wonder costs are high when care providers are also on the rip off game.

I have been a patient of Genine M. Befumo for more than ten years, having followed her from East…read moreBrunswick to Monroe. I held her in high regard as my physician; however, the behavior of her receptionist leaves much to be desired. In June, I had an appointment to obtain orthotics, but I never received a follow-up call regarding their readiness. With the start of college approaching, I began reaching out in August to inquire about the status. Despite numerous attempts, I was unable to connect with anyone or receive a response to my messages. Eventually, my mother succeeded in contacting the receptionist, who informed her that the insurance payment had just been received and that I could collect the orthotics, but I needed to schedule my own pick-up appointment since I am 18. Subsequently, my mother reached out to the insurance company to inquire about the delay, only to discover that the check had been dispatched in June, indicating that payment had been made two months prior. After over a month of persistent calls every other day, I finally succeeded in reaching the receptionist to schedule the specific appointment. When I did manage to speak with her, I indicated my intention to inform the doctor about the issues I had encountered. At that point, the receptionist became irate and began shouting at me. The way I was treated was quite distressing, causing me to forget to schedule my surgery appointment, which I had been advised to arrange in September for a December date. Once again, I found myself calling, but no one answered or returned my calls. I even sent my father to the office to resolve the matter. Upon his arrival, the receptionist informed him that the doctor was unavailable due to patient appointments. He waited for over an hour without being seen. Later that evening, the doctor called and recommended that I seek a second opinion. This situation has persisted since June, almost 6 months, and I have had to undergo x-rays twice because the initial ones were deemed "too old." On November 25th, I went to collect my orthotics. While in the office with the doctor, I recounted the difficulties I have faced with the receptionist. While I was speaking, I heard laughter and saw the receptionist positioned at the door, eavesdropping on my discussion. This behavior was highly unprofessional and disrespectful, particularly considering the confidentiality of my conversation with my physician. It is worth noting that the physician's reaction to the situation was simply, "I wasn't there, so I don't know." This approach to managing a practice leaves much to be desired. Subsequently, I sought a second opinion from Dr. Gibbons in East Brunswick. The receptionist there was exceptionally courteous, and the doctor provided excellent care. Upon reviewing my X-rays, he informed me that I was missing a bone in my toe, which is the source of my problems. Despite being my doctor for many years and having examined at least three sets of X-rays of my foot, Dr. Befumo has not conveyed this information to me.

Found her through a friend who found her through an Internet search. Brought my mother on law. My…read moremother in law is raving about this doctor's skill. She has a problem with her toenail, a very painful condition, and another podiatrist could do nothing. This doctor filed it down and miraculously the pain significantly subsided.

Excellent care by Dr. Lebovic and amazingly efficient office staff! Punctual appointment time with…read moreno wait and no problem of social distancing !!! I warmly recommend Dr. Lebovic and the East Brunswick office. My story began 10 years ago with thorn ligament in right ankle. Lately I started to feel pain in my heel and thought it's a spur, Dr. Lebovic found that the way I walk caused by the two ligament fixes from the past is the culprit of the pain in my heel and ankle. After two visits, I am improving much and looking forward to getting a device fitted for me. But that's not all, accidentally I hit my little toe and got it all dark and swollen. Dr. Lebovic immediately treated it well after finding it's fractured and I can walk again. Thank you Doctors appreciate you very much!!!

WoW! Dr Lebovic is a great foot surgeon. A dedicated professional with a gentle touch, and he chats…read morewith you too in like 4 different laguages.His office ladies were so welcoming and helpful. Dr Lebovic , you get a 5 toe review

In all fairness to Caring Podiatry, I feel I need to amend my previous review…read moreI was recommended to Caring Podiatry by a friend, I am a diabetic, who needs a a podiatrist to perform routine examinations on my feet, as well as trim my nails When I called the first time, I didn't remember the Dr's name, since they both start with 'S' I thought Dr Schmierer was the Dr who was recommended I made an appointment to see him, and apparently he has no knowledge in treating diabetics, he cut my toenails, and that was the entire visit Today, I saw Dr Shapero. The difference was night and day. He performed a very thorough examination on my feet as well as having the knowledge and patience to explain everything to me I highly recommend him. I was very pleased with my office visit today

Nasty rude office staff. The attitudes that they have are unbelievable. Dr's should be made aware…read moreof how they talk to people. You may think that 1 person leaving practice because of them is no big deal, but when that person works in the medical field it will be a problem for you getting new patients or recommendations.

I see dr. Fillari every nine weeks..Medicare will pay to have your nails buffed. Dr. Fillari has…read morealways been caring and takes the extra time to talk about my diabetes.

Dr. Fillari is not only a consummate professional but incredibly educated and caring. He made sure…read moreI was comfortable through the whole process and preformed my procedure flawlessly while maintaining a friendly demeanor. I have had problems with my toes for YEARS and this was hands down the best experience I've had thus far. I cannot recommend him enough, if you have any ailment from the knee down I highly suggest you seek out Dr. Fillari.

This is for the Middletown office, but they're not listed on yelp and they wouldn't let me create a…read morenew business cause they're already established If I could give less than one star to Alliance Orthopedics, I would.I originally went to Alliance after the major snowstorm earlier this year when I injured my wrist shoveling heavy snow and ice. They took X-rays, told me I had a fracture, and sent me for an MRI at University Radiology after endless confusion and back-and-forth over scheduling mistakes. What I later discovered -- only after seeing a highly respected wrist surgeon for a second opinion because I was still in severe pain -- was unbelievable. The MRI disc they gave me was blank. Blank. Thankfully there was at least a written report.The specialist then informed me I never had a fracture in the first place and that Alliance had put the wrong cast on my arm. According to him, the cast actually caused further damage to my wrist and forearm. He also told me that if I had followed Alliance's recommendation and continued into their physical therapy program, I could have ended up with permanent damage or even been crippled. What frustrates me most is that this feels less like patient care and more like an assembly line operation: diagnosis, cast, physical therapy, repeat. A factory. They even contacted me after my first review and asked me to remove it, and because I try to be fair, I did. That was a mistake. At my recent six-week follow-up, my surgeon again confirmed the cast had significantly worsened my condition. I am right-handed and have now lost the normal use of my right hand, wrist, and forearm since the end of January. Cortisone shots have failed, and now surgery is potentially next. People rely on reviews to make important medical decisions. My friends asked why I removed my original review because they use Yelp and Google reviews to decide where to seek treatment. They were right. Patients deserve to know about experiences like this before trusting someone with their health.I sincerely hope no one else goes through what I did.

From the first call I made to schedule appointment I felt different. They want to know about your…read moreinjury. My appointment was on the same day that I called. They have Doctors on site X Rays are taken on site. The physical therapist are top notch. My glad I decided to my therapy there. Thanks