I was referred to this office for chronic neck pain by my pain managment . I couldn't be any…read morehappier.

After 16 yrs of going to the same chiropractor I decided to change. I had thrown my back out and my…read more"normal chiropractor" was on vacation. That finally forced me to change even though it was already in the back of my mind. It was a little bit of chaos trying to schedule an appointment and work through the insurance red tape but I finally got there. I am so glad I did. Dr. Cimato is one of the most kind,considerate and understanding doctor I have ever met. He started off talking to me in his office explaining what new patients go thru, a little bit of history, and the results he hopes to achieve. He took a couple of xrays and did a little heat therapy and we scheduled another appointment for next day so that gave him a chance to read my results. The next day...showed me my xrays and explained in great detail what we could about "fixing" the problem. Although it's not correctable it is manageable. I was sad but their is nothing I can do about it. I'm just happy the pain can be managed. I do hate this saying but it is true "It is what it is." The staff were super accommodating making appointments for me with my funtastic schedule and the Dr. Was wonderful. I can't wait to go back which I will be for obvious reasons. What a great office and staff.

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.

not my first procedure at this facility. Was rushed to sign a stack of forms prior to surgical…read moreprocedure with little or no explanation other than that they were required. The assistant to the anesthesia was very rough in the way he handled me and especially when he quickly inserted a "bite block" (?) as part of the prep of the endoscopy. Awoke from procedure (anesthesia) finding that more than 2 of my teeth were broken during the procedure and the repairs soon after cost me nearly $4000 in dental work. The anesthesiologist stated that this is a known risk to the procedure and that I signed forms acknowledging such damage as a possibility.. I had no idea that I signed such a release. I would NOT recommend SURGICAL SPECIALISTS AT PRINCETON

Place is clean. Front desk check-in is average. Waiting room has the absolute smell of OVERBOOKED…read more MSNBC on the TV in a packed (i.e., couldn't move away from the TV) waiting room was not only frustrating it was completely annoying. The most biased political network is on in a medical facility? Why? Ridiculous. In for a fasted procedure early (uggh) in the afternoon I waited 45 minutes by that news spewing TV before I was finally taken into the surgical area. There I was put in a bed and I was in there for another hour before my procedure. So for a no eat food before your procedure I was forced to wait 40 plus hours before completion. WAY too long. If you have the option look elsewhere. If not, grin and bear it. The in pre-op, op, and post op care quality is excellent but...management needs to look at some QC, stat.

Now owned by Summit Health this practice is now thoroughly corporate. Appointments are scheduled in…read morefifteen minute intervals and conducted with dispassionate efficiency. Stethoscopes are decidedly old school as doctors stare into laptops occasionally coming up for air to discuss symptoms and diagnoses with the enthusiasm of a metronome. The docs could just as well be holographic or stuck in the metaverse (for that matter, so could you.) "At the tone, please download your balz into the 3-D printer." You never forget for a moment that you're "on the clock." The good news is that procedures and testing that were once outsourced are now conducted in-house with most results available next day. Maybe there's something to be said for efficiency after all. Medicine's brave new world is alive and well here. I just might get used to it. Four 3-D stars.

Dr Rossman is the best he explained everything and put me at ease a real pro and Alexandria CMA was…read moreso professional and friendly as I was with her before seeing the doctor.I highly reccomend using Dr Rossman

I brought a friend here for testing. There were several people in the waiting area visabilty upset…read morefor various reasons. Soon we understood the frustration as we too experienced issues with wait times and mixed messages from the front staff along with a lack of professionalism. I would not return here for imaging. If you are capitated to this facility I'd pick a different location to try. There are two others not far.

Since RAI was bought out by Princeton Radiology, the time to have test results available has…read moreincreased DRAMATICALLY. What used to take 24 hours, now takes 4 days. That's 4 WORKING days, so if there's a weekend involved, tough luck! Nice people, and I suppose they do the job well, but the extended time to receive results is intolerable. Two big THUMBS DOWN for Princeton Radiology!

Good experience with Dr.Malik and staff. Very clean office, on-time, and everyone was personable…read more It's hard to find good PCPs, but was happy I came across Prime Health. Highly recommend!

The day of the appointment I waited over 45min, once inside I was left alone for over 30min without…read moremy partner and without any news. I paid for the service in full via credit card and weeks after I received a bill for the service. Terrible customer service and experience.

Horrendous experience. (My experience is regarding this specific location only. The Quakerbridge…read morelocation is phenomenal.) I came here for my first mammogram and ultrasound of the surrounding tissues. I was here for hours and I mean HOURS. I'd say at least three. It was awful. First they had me change to a gown and wait in a small waiting area. I was there for an hour before I was seen. I got my mammogram by the sweetest tech ever. She was the only good part of this visit. Then I was told to wait back in waiting area with gown on to get the ultrasound. ANOTHER HOUR went by. Finally I was taken to get the ultrasound. I got it done by another technician who afterwards told me I was waiting for the radiologist doctor to come talk to me about my results. I waited, not joking, at least 40 minutes waiting in a gown sitting on the edge of an exam table for the doctor who never showed. The technician came back in and said the doctor was busy talking to someone so she, the technician, would tell me my results. That's unbelievable, especially considering I was in there because I felt a lump and was worried sick. The results she gave were just that it's fine and to keep a watch on it etc. I was finally sent home after 3+ hours of being here. Absolutely appalled at the treatment I received here. I was in there scared and just told essentially the doctor is too busy for me and I was given a partial report of my results. I left traumatized and upset. I'd never recommend going here to anyone.

I came to Fischer Chiropractic when my lower back decided to act like it had been drafted into a…read morelosing war. Every attempt to stand up or sit down felt like a small rebellion against gravity itself. A friend recommended this place, and that friend now ranks among my favorite people on Earth. I was paired with Dr. Mark, and from the first visit, I knew I was in good hands. My experience began with computer-measured range of motion tests and x-rays, which made me feel a bit like a science project, but in a good way. Dr. Mark went over every detail with me, explained what he saw, and laid out a plan that made sense. He asked for my thoughts, checked my comfort level, and didn't just nod politely while thinking of lunch. He actually listened. During each session, Dr. Mark continues to explain exactly what he is about to do and why. This may sound simple, but it builds a kind of trust that is rare in medicine. I have also been treated by Dr. Steve twice when scheduling required a switch, and his professionalism and calm manner left me equally reassured. It has now been a bit over six weeks since I first hobbled through their door. I can move like a human being again. After twelve visits, I was retested and showed significant improvement. Dr. Mark suggested reducing visit frequency to maintain progress rather than overselling more appointments, which says something about his integrity. Fischer Chiropractic offers many treatment options beyond the classic manual adjustments that I personally enjoy. They have impact tools, electro-stim, traction, vibration therapy, and probably some other gizmos I have not yet met. It feels like a thoughtful blend of old experience and modern science. I am genuinely grateful for the care I have received here and recommend Fischer Chiropractic without hesitation. My back and I are on speaking terms again, and that is no small thing. If you do not believe in chiropractic care, I have to wonder why you are still reading this. Go in peace. The rest of us are trying to stand up straight again. Dr. Mark & Dr. Steve can help make that happen.

The entire staff from the time you walk in until the time you leave are very warm friendly and…read morecaring. Dr. Mark has been a chiropractor. Me and my family recommend this practice to anyone that says they are looking for a Chiropractor