I loved this practice at first. When my favorite doctor left, I was bummed but stayed because I…read morereally liked at least 2 of the other doctors still there. When the group was taken under BCD Group things started changing. There is a lot of turn over with the doctors. I also would have to take an entire day off of work for well visits due to archaic scheduling practices (no late or evening hours) and when asked if they could make an exception for a working single parent, I was asked if "the nanny" could just take my son....ummm I don't have one and that's a weird assumption to make. I also do not like that the doctors have to carry around lap tops during their exam. It is very impersonal. The last time I took my son for a well visit it was so rushed and the office was short a Doctor. My son, being a 4 year old, was extremely silly and not really super duper compliant with the screening (hop on one foot, etc.) and this didn't go over well with the doctor. I mean, you're in the business of working with kids. Lighten up a bit.

If you value the health and safety of your children DO NOT send them to Monmouth Pediatric in Red…read moreBank. Their gross negligence landed my daughter in the hospital last year with pneumonia. I had brought her to them multiple times for a hacking cough that wasn't getting better and each time they sent me home with nothing for her. By the final visit, she was listless, had 104 fever and couldn't hold down a dose of Motrin or Tylenol. Dr. Burkhouse said "it's probably a stomach virus"- that made no sense to me, seeing as she had had a hacking cough for 2 weeks. Luckily, I decided to take her to the Emergency Room, you know.. since I couldn't trust the pediatrician to properly help my daughter. She has a large mass on her left lung, seen by X-ray and was admitted to the hospital for A WEEK!!!! Thank God I didn't trust the doctor to make the right call that day. Anyway, I have a new doctor, I am happy with her. I am trying to get her records transferred to this new practice and Monmouth Pediatric is harassing me for $20 to mail these records. How f***ed up is that?! I had to transfer her records to a new doctor due to this ones gross negligence and they're charging me. I work in a medical office, we charge for years worth of records to be release but she's 3 1/2- really?

The staff is friendly. Both doctors are patient and actually take the time to listen to your…read moreconcerns. I couldn't be happier with this practice. I would definitely recommend.

From the owner: Little Silver Pediatrics & Family Medicine is dedicated to your family's lifelong health and…read morewellness, with an emphasis on disease and illness prevention. That's why we offer high-quality and convenient pediatrics and family medicine with a personal touch - for expecting parents, newborns, toddlers, teens, and adults of all ages.

Still love dr connors but this place and staff aren't the friendliest. Plus when we have a sick…read morechild they refer out to pm pediatrics most of the time and not just to another doctor in the practice. That makes me really frustrated bc pm pediatrics is urgent care. To switch is a lot so we just stay. We do like our doctors and all the doctors there.

There are many doctors at this practice, and like any large practice, there will likely be doctors…read morethat you do and don't prefer to see. I personally have one doctor who I request not to see, and the front desk has it marked in my file. Below is the single negative experience I had with one particular doctor. Please read the whole review to see why despite the experience I had with thjs particular doctor I believe this practice deserves a 4 star review. I had a difficult experience with the medical management of my late term preemie in early 2018- he was born at 34 weeks 6 days. He was big (almost 6.5 pounds) and "fell through the cracks" at the hands of both the hospital and a particular doctor who was on call and at the hospital from Navesink Peds. After birth my son was kept in the well baby nursery and sent home with us despite having a borderline low temperature and easily fatiguing while eating. We were given no direction on the necessity of extra layers and room temperature to help him regulate his temperature, and so we handled him like we had our previous full term infants. He was also not given a car seat test prior to discharge at the doctors orders to waive it despite him being just 35 weeks. Thankfully the doctor had recommended a 24 hour follow up visit instead of the typical 48 hour one, so we spent one night with our baby at home and brought him in for his check up. At that point we were stunned to learn that his body temperature was 95/96 degrees and had lost a significant amount of weight. We then brought our little guy BACK to the hospital to the NICU (where he should've been all along) and he stayed for a week. This was upsetting for my entire family. I truly have never heard of a preemie going home with a family and then getting admitted to the NICU. In the NICU my son received the care he needed including an incubator for temp regulation, a cardiology consult where they found he had a small hole in his heart (the pediatrician had also missed the murmur after delivery), bilirubin lights, and a huge but likely unnecessary dose of antibiotics due to his low body temperature, and a car seat test prior to discharge. We requested to absolutely NOT see this doctor again and have not since. The follow up care we received from other doctors at the practice was absolutely excellent and I now have a thriving 24 month old. I trust them with the care of my older two children as well. My point in all of this is that since the practice is so big, there are going to be different styles and personalities. The doctor who I no longer see may have well have been from a different practice. So take your time and request to see different doctors before ruling out this practice. As a side note, I 100% have followed up with this hospital as their policies for late term preemies clearly needed to be looked over.

What a horrible staff. The nurses here are on a high horse and super rude…read more I went in with my child to get looked at, after 45 miutes I asked what was happening and was told I'm next. Another 15 minutes went by, I asked again and mentioned I had to leave, one of the nurses gave me the be gone sign over the shoulder. I hope they know they're just nurses and it's part of good customer service practice to speak properly to their patients. I even overheard them talking about why I was there and how silly it was. Yes this is supposed to be a place where you take your child for concerns and sickness, with entitled nurses. This place should not be serving young moms and kids.

I really trust all of the doctors here, they take their time, are good with children, and have even…read morestayed late & came in on a Sunday just to see my sick children. I also have to say that the office staff is always so kind and helpful whenever so call, they are never ever rude or impolite. I've heard of rude office staff from friends at other local pediatricians and that has never been the case here. I wouldn't go any where else!

Dr, Andrew Burstiner 766 Shrewsbury Ave # 400…read moreTinton Falls, NJ 07724 Dr. Burstiner, I am writing this letter to inform you of an issue that I have been experiencing with your billing department. I received a bill in August 2022 for a service rendered from your office on 10-8-2021. Almost a year late. See enclosed document. This bill was sent to Jason Slusher at my address. Jason Slusher is my ex-husband. He does not live at my address (1028 North Ave, Westfield, NJ 07090) and it is not his health insurance that was billed. It is mine. I have received this same bill three times. Upon receipt of the first bill in August of 2022, I called my health insurance (AETNA). They confirmed that I was not responsible for the $210.00 that I was billed for and said they would contact your billing department to inform them of this. A month later I receive another bill for the same date of service, same service, and same amount. I call my health insurance and they said that they requested health history from your billing department, and they never responded or sent them anything. Again, AETNA confirmed that I am not responsible for the $210.00. On 10-11-2022 I receive a third bill from your billing department for the same services and amount. I call AETNA a third time and they, again, confirm that I am not responsible for the $210.00 and drafted a letter to be sent to your office confirming this. I call your office today, speak to the woman from billing and she responds very curtly, disrespectfully and informs me that her billing my insurance is a courtesy. I confirmed with AETNA that it is the billing department's responsibility to bill insurance. Anyway, much of my time in general and at work has been spent on this bill from 10-8-2021 that had many errors. Firstly, the bill was sent to my ex-husband at my address, secondly the bill was sent 3 x's to my ex-husband at my address, thirdly, the bill is not my responsibility (as confirmed 3 x's with AETNA) and lastly incorrect information about whose responsibility was relayed to me today. I am going to you for my son and for him to get the help he needs for his ADHD. The way I was treated and inconvenienced by your billing department, and the concern about my credit (should your billing department continue to bill me and send a collections agency out) has given me pause to enlist your medical service for my son. I am very disheartened that it has come to this since my son and his treatment should be primary. I am concerned that your billing department has made these errors and would like to see them be held responsible for what they have done, the way they treated me and how they have caused my son to suffer in the process. Please contact me with any questions. I will email and send this letter to you as a hard copy. I would like to make sure that you receive this letter, as your billing department did not allow me to speak with you today. Thank You, Karen L Slusher, MA, MA School Counselor Charles W. Harris Academy Annex Building 425 Grier Avenue Elizabeth, NJ 07202 Slusherka@epsnj.org 908-433-5150 Ext; 35158 Google Voice #-908-368-1068

From the owner: A pediatric practice that limits our care to children and adolescents with attention and learning…read moreproblems.

One of the nicest doctors I've met in my life. Smart, funny and honest. Always available when help…read moreis needed and always willing to have a conversation. Thank you!!

From the owner: This office was opened by Dr. Mitchel Alpert in June of 1987 as the only full time practice of…read morePediatric Cardiology in Ocean County. Before 1987 children with even the most simplest of cardiac concerns had to travel a great distance including New York City and Philadelphia. With the great support of physicians and parents, this practice underwent an unprecedented growth and by 1990 a second office had been established in Red Bank so as to give more local service to both Ocean and Monmouth Counties. Both offices are currently open every weekday. As the practice of Pediatric Cardiology expanded in its knowledge and diversity, other doctors were recruited to this practice. In 1998 Dr. Vincent Zales, who had been the Director of the Transplant Program at Northwestern University in Chicago and had held the position of Director of Pediatric Cardiology at the Deborah Heart and Lung Center, was recruited to this practice. Dr. Zales brought to this practice an expertise in Cardiac Catheteriz