WOW the malpractice doctor still around ? I went here for…read moreyears he's the worst! Gives allergy shots rather than figure out what you're allergic to like food and histamine. BAD Doctoring.

Love the everyone from the doctor, nurses and staff. Everyone is friendly, listen to patients…read moreconcerns and answer all questions a patient may have. Highly recommend !!

I started allergy therapy here with the shots and I'm happy with the results. No allergies in less…read morethan 3 months.

I am a basic medical scientist and hesitant to go to physicians in general. Dr Tahira Bokhari, MD…read moreis special. She is knowledgeable and highly detail oriented. I feel fortunate to call her my doctor.

Do not see this dr office ! I cannot urge you enough . They will Not get back to you ever . If you…read morehave a problem they make you wait another month and then charge you for another appt . It's insane . The dr has way too many patients . And you cannot get the care you need . You are told you will get better and yet he doesn't even Remeber you when he talks to you . They charge 240 for 15 min a minute over that it's 440 over a half hour it's 700 ! They do it on purpose . It's horrific . The office manager Brittney is a total bitch , she is so unfriendly right from the start and there is no one to help no np no assistant that is equipt to handle anything . Please I urge you do not go to this office , it's a mess and the dr claims he doesn't know what's going on in his office . He knows . Tara is nice but she's a receptionist , but she is the one to offer her opinions and she is not clinical . Please this was another horrific experience.

Literally the best Doctor I have been to in a while-- I usually get a lot of throat infections,…read morewhich makes me miserable, and I recently went to see Dr. Bouboulis after hearing about him from a friend who has been seeing him for years- Well.. He's amazing. He did a thorough exam and explained everything to me after examining me. I had a lot of questions and he took the time to answer all of them, and he also made me feel comfortable to ask about further action to prevent further infections. It's hard to find a personable doctor who cares and takes the time to take extra steps to make sure they aren't missing anything and that they in fact have everything covered. Dr. Bouboulis is very knowledgeable in his field because he knew right on how to attack my problem. I recommend him to everyone who is looking for a doctor who cares, will be there, and take the extra time to help you anytime you need help!

Straight shooter who doesn't prescribe unnecessary medication or procedures. His small but nice…read moreprivate office means that he is not beholden to the bottom-line politics of big hospital business. He takes time with each patient, is personable, and has 30+ years of experience in the field. He's also one of the few allergists in the area who offers sublingual immunotherapy treatment - if you don't already know about it, it's an amazing alternative to shots that has meant I've been able to keep my cats for the last six years with minimal office visits and only very occasional hits on my inhaler (maybe 8x/YEAR). Big thumbs up!

I highly recommend seeing Dr. Lubitz. He took the time to answer all of my questions and walk me…read morethrough the treatment process for my allergic reaction. I couldn't figure out what was causing it and he knew right away what was wrong and how to treat it. He has decades of experience and has multiple locations throughout the city which makes it very convenient to come in.

This doc is unprofessional and immature; sounds odd to say about a doctor, but he acts like a dopey…read morekid, clowning around and trying to be funny. Exam was cursory and quick, yet he just started doing something that had nothing to do with why I was there, painfully cutting my toenails WAY TOO DEEP; I had to physically stop him; he giggled like it was funny. When you call the office, it sounds more like a daycare center than a doctor's office, kids playing loudly, and the receptionist repeatedly imploring "Come on, guys!" and then asking you to repeat what you said. Skip the wasted time of going to see this nudnik and his chaotic, unprofessional office.

I am tired of unprofessional offices. I do not understand…read morewhy on earth I have to receive a bill from NYU Langone health of $425 from a Doc I have never seen . Trace back who might have I seen. Look up the procedure code my self and link it to the dermatologist I saw Dr. Zappi. My insurance paid all her claims , and i didn't see the clam: 88305 in my explanation of benefits. Your office should have sent my insurance info to NYU Langone. I don't need to get a bill from them of $425 and figure out it's from the biopsy you took. This is so unprofessional. Now i have to call them waist my time. It's unbelievable how private dermatology practice can make this type of mistakes.

This Office closed down without notifying any patients via email ,mail or even a note on the door…read more, Pathlogy results were delayed/UNREAD and people couldn't get prescriptions they paid for cause they were locked up inside. I filed a complaint with the Board of Medical Examiners/Consumer Affairs . They are aware of this office and their problems Suggest you file a complaint too if youre unhappy .This is neglect and abandonment of their patients!

Was the worst experience in my life. I bet literally waited there 2 hours before being seen. And…read morewhen I went back it was 14 days later to have the stitches removed the whole office and his whole practice was shut down. And the office experience was by far the most unclean place I've ever seen. And nothing was covered or sanitized place. I've ever been. And the appointment waiting was attrocous.

I was a patient of North Jersey Dermatology (both Rockaway & Newfoundland locations) from…read more2019-2023. This practice is closed, but their lasting impact STILL affects my daily life... Hence writing a review at the end of 2024. My journey to a psoriasis diagnosis was extensive, so I met many employees at North Jersey Derm. It tended to be a revolving door of both providers and staff, and the office ALWAYS struggled to see patients on time. I had plenty of gripes with the office, but stuck with them after meeting Sara Sidor NP. She was very empathetic and helped finally secure my diagnosis -- unfortunately she left in winter '22 on maternity. At that point, I was on meds and waiting for symptom improvement so I didn't transfer to a new provider. I had a 3-month follow-up scheduled for June 6, 2023 which was a LONG stretch without care for me (I was used to having appointments 2-4 times a month) so I was nervous about it to begin with. Alongside psoriasis, I was managing a lesser-acknowledged condition called Topical Steroid Withdrawal Syndrome after being treated with steroids in various forms/potencies for 3.5 years consecutively. As a result, I couldn't go more than 12 hrs without applying topical steroids or I'd break out in rashes/puffy skin. TSW has been wildly painful and debilitating, and I'm still angry so many docs misguided me. At my 6/6 appointment, I planned to discuss applying for disability benefits, as my ability to work was eviscerated while managing the full-body symptoms of TSW with PsO. I was running late the morning of 6/6 and called en route to tell them. Much to my surprise, the number didn't work as saved in my phone...but I kept going. When I arrived, I found an empty parking lot, doors locked, no notice/signage, weeds overgrown. After a few minutes circling the building trying to decide what to do, I saw a commercial land surveyor doing routine measurements. I asked if he knew anything about the practice being out of business. He didn't have details, but his work experience led him to believe the building hadn't been occupied in a couple months. Considering I saw Anthony Marion a few months prior, it was all so strange...I never got any cancellation notice, snail mail, call, or email. Parked, I could finally Google the phone number to make sure I was dialing correctly. But again got the generic error ("The number cannot be completed as dialed") ...and the same when trying to call Parsippany/Newfoundland locations. Oddly enough, Google identified the business as "permanently closed" and upon further searching, I discovered their entire website (myskindoc.us) was removed from the internet. Since North Jersey Derm never provided an online patient portal, I was left with no way to get in touch with any of the providers, no refills of my autoimmune meds, and no access to records. The disappearance of this practice was emotionally traumatic for me in an already isolating medical journey. Obviously I'm legally entitled to my own medical records, but it was so much more than a matter of principle -- I needed prescriptions so I could FUNCTION. I needed lab results so I knew if my joints had been compromised, dictating future care. I needed a provider to back my fight for disability coverage. I needed referrals to other specialists and documentation of treatments for those future prescribers. They weren't just appointment logs, they were years of extensive medical records including 5+ skin biopsies, patch testing, progress photos, extensive bloodwork, treatment history, peer-to-peer insurance reviews, and pathology results. Without them, I had no way to substantiate my compromised health condition -- those records were my lifeline in a complex health saga. I immediately reported the practice to the NJ Board of Medical Examiners, but still haven't gotten access to my records. Further, it looks like they dropped the lawsuit because the summons wasn't successfully served to the business owner (I mean duh, he lives in FL and wasn't a doctor so I'm not sure why the court thinks he'd be camping out at the ghosted Rockaway office to make legal proceedings easy)... there were delivery attempt slips on the door when I was there in June '23, so obviously no one would be getting the summons. It's really disappointing that so many providers were fine stranding patients without records, details, relief, follow-up, support, or options. Even more disheartening to know the state can just ignore so many folks who were affected. I had to suddenly stop my meds, watch my illness severely progress as I waited months to see another in-network dermatology provider, and have repeatedly had to fight with insurance to prove that I've tried the 15+ prescription treatments ALL prescribed over the years at North Jersey Derm so they'll cover a treatment that won't force me back into vicious steroid addiction. This practice destroyed my body and mind in so many ways. Heartbreaking.

Totally agree with other complaints. We showed up and were taken an hour and 1/2 after our…read morescheduled appointment. Once man walked in and said he had a 2:45 appointment. I told the girl at reception that is the same time as my husband's appointment?? Are there 2 doctors here today?? She said no just 1!!! How do you book 2 appointments at the same time??? I agree their attitude was one of not caring at all, just to wait it out. The doctor Erica was very pleasant and the only reason I would go back but for sure it would have to be the very first appointment of the day! The correct thing would be to call and let you know how far behind they are running. I'm sure if you called them to ask how long the wait is they would not be very honest about it!!!! People have much better and important things to do than sit in a doctors waiting room for well over an hour.