My father was a lifelong patient of both Dr Daniels and I…read morewas impressed with the practice. When I turned 40 something I needed a cardiologist and started seeing Dr Osofsky. Now, over 20 years later, I am still impressed. I have received the best of care in treating all of my issues. The staff is always friendly and kind. I would and have recommended this practice to anyone in need

First time patient found the front desk personnel to be basic nothing extraordinary just pleasant…read morealthough the radio was blaring at the front desk was a bit off putting! Dr Osofsky was very kind great personality made me feel at ease and encouraged me with weight loss without feeling judged! I was nervous but I am feeling empowered to take charge of my heart health! I appreciate the time he spent with me. I never felt rushed in the appointment and Dr Osofsky has my full confidence going forward!

Wish I could give Dr. Zacks more than 5 stars! He saved my life - literally - and is a great…read moredoctor. His knowledge and compassion are amazing and I am so grateful that I found him. I highly recommend Dr. Zacks to anyone looking for an awesome Cardiologist who specializes in electrophsysiology.

Dr Christopher Pierson has been my Moms heart doctor for over ten years. He is an excellent…read morecardiologist. We were referred to Dr Pierson by Dr Lamparello from NYU VASCULAR as they were colleges at NYU. We have found Dr Pierson to have the perfect combination compassion and patience whether diagnosing a problem or at regular checkups. Recently he detected a situation and sent us to NYU, which we are very grateful. His staff is very nice. We are extremely happy and would highly recommend Dr Pierson.

This Dr and office staff were not good. The Dr went on and and about the insurance industry and…read morehow my company was the worst. What was needed was compassionate care.. This is NOT what was presented. It was stressful being in this Dr's office. His acted disinterested and just was going through the motions. He was arrogant as well.

Dr. Zukoff did my intake today and spend 20 minutes asking questions, getting to know me and…read moreadvising and examining. Very happy I selected him as my new Cardiologist

Had an appointment with Dr. Zukoff. After 35 mns I had still not be seen by him. There was only an…read moreassistant who called me into a waiting room to ask me questions that I had already filled out in the lengthy intake process. Obviously she was just buying time. After two minutes she left me again in the waiting room. I find that super disrespectful. Just let people know that you're running behind so they can decide whether to wait. Since it would have been my first appointment, I told IMA that I needed to have a refund and that I would go to another cardiologist that is less wasteful with my time.

Everyone was very nice ! Facility was clean. I was nervous but the care was amazing and I felt…read morefine when I left no grogginess no nausea.

If you feel like sitting around forever before getting in this is the place..... And of course u…read morehave to make an appointment. That's useless apparently.... And the procedure will be 2 hrs. Nothing like getting worked up sitting in a waiting room for over an hour when UR about to go under.. Still sitting sitting sitting.....

I have NEVER in my life been subjected to such demoralizing discussions by ANY medical office staff…read morein my life. Karen (that's her real name yes) and Carol are both extremely aggressive when it comes to answering simple questions on patient records. I've lived in Middletown now for almost a decade and have NEVER felt so discriminated and treated as less than these two for simply asking for my medical records to be sent to another doctor. Too bad because Dr B is Superb he needs to teach his front desk gals some manners he's losing me as a patient and for a cardiologist his office shouldn't be causing his patients this much stress.

I met with Dr. Belluscio a year after the pandemic and he clearly showed me he doesn't care about…read morehelping people, he just cares about $. After getting a bad reaction to the Covid vaccine (fast heart rate, palpitations) I came to Dr. Belluscio for help. He ordered an echocardiogram and results showed that everything was "normal", but he didn't suggest anything else and didn't do much else for me to help my condition. Then my primary doctor suggested I get a cardio stress test with an oximeter attached to see if oxygen levels drop whenever I exert myself. When I asked Dr. Belluscio if he could perform such a test, he decided to wait until I showed up in his office to yell and berate me and refused to help me. "We don't do that here, you should know that!", "If you did your homework or an internet search, you would know the heart is not causing these symptoms!!", "You should know better!!, Etc.!!" Then he insulted me about my profession on my way out. Have a nice day Dr. Belluscio! ... Horrible! Just Horrible!!

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.