Care was good! They treated me well!…read moreThey didn't rush me, If took a long time to see the doctor!

Don't go to this hospital, go to Seaview. Nurses are excellent, not enough docs to go around, so it…read moretakes forever to get an answer about your status. Hospital in no that clean. They make you pay for your tv, and the internet is bad. The SI Advance shows their administration staff at these lavish parties, or their ridiculous achievements like they're royalty, and they cant even improve the hospital. Their website also has the nerve to ask for donations, smh. Trust me, if you're dying, get to Seaview if you can, it will make a world of difference when it comes to getting better care.

Beware of this community organization. If you need services, help, or need any assistance in any…read moreway you won't get the assistance you need. It is sad but true.

My husband went for a colonoscopy today and I had a great experience. First of all, when I set up…read morean appointment for him and now for myself in Oct 2026, Diamond who scheduled them was very pleasant, receptive professional and very accomodating. I can't say enough about her!! It sets a tone and gives a person a feeling of confidence. We met with people at intake, the PA, nursing staff at set up and in recovery - the doctor who did the surgery as well as the anesthesiologist - and everyone was pleasant and helpful. It is nice to feel that people care and that was my experience. I am a social worker in private practice and I take care of my patients like they were my family and I felt the same way with the care at the outpatient ambulatory care practice of NJMC.

Top !!! Professional team!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you…read moreall, specially Dr. Jesus !

great place, when you are in pain, Dr. Mike is amazing and his experience seperates hoim from…read moreanyone else.

I'm writing to make people aware of a horrible experience I had with a pain-management doctor I…read moresaw last Friday. Dr. Hedayatnia, was not in that day and they explained, I'd need to see Dr. Marsha Fridman as she was the only pain specialist available. I was grateful to have found someone and agreed. When Dr. Fridman ultimately came into the examining area, she asked me who referred me and I said, "my neurologist" whose name I'm deliberately leaving out. Her first words were: "oh, I love your neurologist!" and feeling like this was a friendly first moment, I agreed, "yes, me as well...he's terrific". She then asked me why I had come in and I told her that I suffer from an extremely rare and acute illness called Burning Mouth Syndrome and that I feel like my mouth and tongue are continuously being lit on fire, 24/7 --- She very abruptly interrupted me, saying: "oh, I've never heard of this..." I attempted to explain a bit about what's thought to cause it, my frighteningly painful symptoms, and the various courses of treatment I'd sought out over the past 4 months. She looked it up on her phone and got her novice education in Burning Mouth Syndrome. Again, she so nastily said: "well I don't know what this is...I don't even know why you're here? Where's your neurologist, HE should be treating you..." I told her I'd just seen him two days earlier and that he referred me for pain management. I further explained that I have an appointment with an oral pathologist on August 31st who specializes in this disease but am in such dire pain that I'm afraid I'm not going to make it another month in this kind of shape and that I needed something for pain to get me to that point. By this stage of our appointment, I had completely broke down and cried, feeling incredibly scared that yet ANOTHER doctor else wasn't going to be able to help me...she almost mocked my tears, saying again: "I don't know why you're here and how I'm supposed to treat something I've never heard of?" I felt like I was inconveniencing her. I reiterated, "doctor...I am just asking you, please...please, just prescribe something for me that can numb the pain until my appointment at the end of the month..." Her immediate segue was: "OH, I see...you want narcotics...you came here to get narcotics and I can't give them to you..." She said this in such an abrasive and judgmental way, immediately stereotyping me as some kind of addict...I told her, "I came here for pain management to try and stop the hellish burning as I don't know if I'm going to survive until the end of this month without something to help take the pain away!" I was absolutely crying out of control, in horrendous pain. I begged her: "please don't just abandon me in so much pain...I'm not going to make it". Her response: "Oh, well if you're going to threaten to harm yourself, I'm calling an ambulance and sending you to the hospital..." I said "yes, because of your complete lack of compassion and blatant cruelty, maybe I will go ahead and harm myself...yes, please call an ambulance..." Once that was established, I tried to ask her: "can you please make sure I'm taken to NYU Langone Hospital; as that's where most of my doctors are affiliated...?" She nastily said: "I have NO control over this...you'll get sent where you're sent..." I waited about 10 minutes and Dr. Fridman made one final appearance: "anything else I can do for you Mr. _______?" I didn't even answer her. Moments later, the police came followed by the paramedics. I asked if I could be taken to NYU Langone and was very happily told: "oh course you can, sir..." While having my vitals done, I told the ENT about my horrible experience with this doctor, once again, Dr. Marsha Fridman. The ENT was absolutely horrified and said: "write a letter to your referring physician and...leave a review on Yelp..." In the ambulance, I wrote to my primary care doctor who received my cry for help and had an extensive panel of bloodwork waiting for me when I arrived in the ER. Feeling desperate again for relief as the pain just continues to be at a level that no human being should suffer from, I called my oral surgeon who had prescribed a few Percocet a few weeks earlier. They barely do anything, but I needed something, so he wrote me a script for 8 additional tablets which were delivered that night. I was at NYU Langone for about 4 hours. They advised I see a rheumatologist to determine whether I have Sjogren's Syndrome. The pain was not and has still yet to be resolved and I continue to suffer. I'm a very reasonable man. I allow people to be themselves and always look for silver-linings, but Dr. Fridman was just the single most horrible medical experience I've ever had. I will never forget her look of absolute apathy as I sat there writhing in agony. I am going to send this to the A.M.A. and a step further, the Department of Justice. This person should not be practicing medicine, period.

The best doctor ever Doctor Gabr is above and beyond and…read morework tirelessly towards a healthy outcome

I never leave reviews but the front desk staff was so insanely rude that I had to just walk out.read more

I needed urgent care between flights and went to the closet center I could find - the Newark…read moreAirport Medical Office. There is a bus that runs between the airport terminal and the office that's free. When arriving, I signed in, noted my symptoms and that I needed to be seen before my next flight. I waited for little over an hour before filling out paperwork and then being asked to come back to the examination room. The nurse and the physician's assistant were super polite, attentive and understanding. They made a special call to see if my prescription could be delivered to me verses getting a cab and picking them up. They also ensured I received a generic brand, so it was cost effective. It's never ideal to get sick while traveling. I was glad to have such a convenient option during this time.

Dr. Ryan Robalino at NYU Langone is an exceptional surgeon with an equally exceptional manner. He…read morerecently performed my kidney transplant, and I cannot thank him enough for helping me through the entire process. From our very first meeting upon arrival at NYU Langone, his kindness and compassion -- his caring approach -- put my mind completely at ease. This was a life-changing surgery that could have been so much more difficult and stressful. Instead, it went so well it felt almost seamless -- I never imagined I would be on the other side of all this and feel so good and positive about it all. What sets Dr. Robalino apart is his communication skills and incredible humility. When I thanked him the next morning, he humbly told me that it is entirely a team effort. His team includes the equally wonderful Dr. Bonnie Lonze and Dr. Brian Boyarsky, as well as many others who took exceptional care of me. The entire staff at NYU Langone along with Dr. Robalino's surgical team were outstanding, supportive, and caring beyond measure at every step. Finally, the experience at NYU Langone hospital itself was incredible. I was in an amazing room that felt like a small studio apartment with a million-dollar view overlooking the East River. As my post-surgery recovery began, I got to watch the boats go up and down the river at all hours, set against a backdrop of a constantly changing New York City light and sky. It was like a moving work of art. This aspect was as exceptional as every other part of my journey, and it was deeply healing. If I had known what to expect, I would have done this a long time ago. If you need a transplant surgeon who combines elite medical expertise with deep compassion and a wonderful team, I cannot recommend Dr. Robalino enough. I could not have asked for anyone or any place better. Thank you so much.

Been here for 2 hours, was seen by a nurse and 1resident and 1 attending. Was seen in room 52 to…read morebe examined, was told I would get med and go to ultrasound. Went back to my ER bed at 52S. After about 45 minutes, a female was put into room 52. About a hour goes by. The lady that was put in the room 52 was taken to ultrasound before me. At that point, I addressed my concern and found out that the doctor never put the order in. And he left for the day. This is the first time I've ever had an issue with NYU Langone.

This office location is closed. They are in Elizabeth, NJ now. They do DOT Physicals and Drug…read moretesting for DOT. They usually get you in and out.

Accommodating staff. Not too busy for DOT physical. Newer offices seem cleaner than previous…read morelocation.

I am happy with my care from PA Dershowitz here. However setting an appointment experience is…read moreterrible. For a follow up appointment, I was told that the office would call me. I left 6 messages beginning in April 2026 since the office never called me. As of May I finally reached the office myself. This is not acceptable. The practice manager needs to step up their office staff. Patients should not have messages ignored.

Will someone ever answer the phone here? Just once. Just once , that's it. Very simple.read more