All I asked for was a script for PT per my voicemail to help control the pain after receiving my…read moreMRI result. I did not need another appointment for Dr. Greenhouse to read the result to me. I just saw her in the office a week prior. Per office staff ( not Michele, she is the best!) I had to make another office appointment in order for her to go over the MRI per "the policy". I would have to be put on the cancelation list and hope someone cancels soon. I find this unacceptable and canceled my follow up appointments for December and will not be returning to this practice. Unfortunately, I probably should have asked to speak with Dr. Greenhouse herself if she was willing to return a call and maybe she would have been more understanding? All I can say Dr. Greenhouse, I hope you listen to the voicemails your patients leave and not just rely on your office staff because she obviously does not understand how to prioritize what they are requesting. Maybe she is relative in some way to Dr. Greenhouse because I cannot see how she has a job there for so long!

Beware! Perhaps for simple problems like migraines she's ok. Do not see this doctor if you have a…read morecomplicated issue. She will never admit to you that your problem may be beyond her scope of knowledge. After 9 months of treatment that never worked I saw a specialist at another facility. She misdiagnosed me, that's why nothing worked. I had small strokes and she never treated me with appropriate medication to prevent further strokes as well. She may seem supportive but her knowledge is limited to simple problems. Find a knowledgeable neurologist with compassion this is not the one.

Chris Daily did not want you to take care of me anymore. I wasnt looking for meds like he kept…read moresaying to go to my pain management. I was looking for him to actually help me. Like i told someone that called me to tell me this more than once. He helped me in the past but not anymore and I do not know why. My hands and left foot are numb. And it feels like spiders are crawling on me. When they are not. But he still doesnt want to help me ! Even though my RA dr tokd me to go see him! So I will go to another neurologist that hopefully will help me besides my RA Dr. This upset me to no end after being a patient for more then at least 10 yrs. So dont be seen by him if you want help bc he wont help you like he wont with me. Very upsetting.

I have NEVER had a Neurologist that is SO Caring, thoughtful, KNOWLEDGEABLE, and PRESENT for my…read moreoffice visit. He listens carefully, and intentfully to everything you tell him, then takes that information and plans the next move! The care doesn't stop there. The office staff are Awesome also. Thank You Dr. Matarese for CARING! Valerie Niedrist

I can not begin to tell you how grateful I am for Dr. Scopelliti and his fabulous team manager…read moreDebbie. My father was recommended by his primary physician to see a neurologist due to the unusual appearance of his hand. I happened to be visiting for the week, and it was very frustrating for me that every office he was referred to did not have any appointments for two months. I spoke to his chiropractor, who is a family friend, and he stressed the fact that waiting two months was not acceptable. My father is hard of hearing, and not really savvy on social media. Since YELP is my go to for everything, I decided to research other offices and see if I could find him an appointment much sooner. Being in the dental industry, it is very important for me to read credentials and reviews from patients. I was very impressed with Dr. Scopelliti's back ground, so with fingers crossed, I made the call. Ladies and gentlemen, I felt like I was reaching out to an old friend. Debbie was so kind and understanding! Having an aging parent can be very challenging, but she was very patient as my dad chimed in his two cents from the background. She was able to get my father an appointment in four days. We chatted for a bit about what it is like to be a patient provider. She told me about the doctor, and the one on one experience he provides. I sent her dad's insurance information, and she was kind enough to reach out within the hour to explain about his patient portion. I was really looking forward to meeting the team, but circumstances came up and I sent my mom. I wanted her to be able to understand what the Dr. was diagnosing, and due to HIPPA regulations, I wanted her to be able to have future discussions if need be. When they came home, Dad gave rave reviews about Dr. S. He treated him for a full hour, had strict Covid guidelines, and dad had a better understanding about what was happening to his body. I am so very thankful for these people. In this time of uncertainty, you think the worst outcome possible. Dad was convinced he had one foot in the grave, and was discussing his burial wishes. I told him only the good die young, and he has plenty of years left! We have a little work to do to get him on the mend, but thanks to Dr. S and his extremely thorough exam....there will be many more visits with my family. If you are looking for a knowledge neurologist, look no further. This practice went above and beyond! Heartfelt thanks to both Debbie and Dr. Scopelliti! Beth Soncrant

From the owner: Dr. Scopelliti is a Fellow of the American College of Functional Neurology, (ACFN), a Fellow of the…read moreAmerican Board of Vestibular Rehabilitation and Fellowship Trained in Traumatic Brain Injury, (TBI) and Concussion. Fellowship Boards are Fully Accredited by the National Commission for Certification Agencies (NCCA) and the Accreditation Body of the National Organization for Competency Assurance (NOCA). NCCA's Standards Exceed the Requirements Set Forth by the American Psychological Association a

The mid nite caterers in si have the worst food salad put out way before too early wilted skimpy…read morefood not our long enough if u wanted more mushy pasta cold ,donut wall uncovered while everyone walking by coughing an sneezing should have been covered until in use. Desert time no time rushed not good looked like Costco bought stuff ,birthday cake brought not enough time to even get pics rushed away n can't use sparklers on cake sets off smoke alarms. A couple not sick next day horrible horrible food place etc fo not recommend using this place

Full disclosure: Lawrenceville neurology and Drs. Palangio and Leithead are my sixth and seventh…read moreneurologists in 14 years. It took me a while to find a doctor that made me feel comfortable and welcome but can happily say I've felt better in the past six years than I ever have. The doctors and staff really strive to give the best care possible to each of her patients. Being a self-described "problem" patient with migraines that don't stop, this matters. When you have an appointment, they will spend the whole scheduled period with you if need be; I never feel rushed, and they have always asks if I have any other questions. I always leave feeling so much better in every way. If ever I needed to contact either doctor or their staff, they were super speedy in responding by my inquiries. The office is inviting and all the staff members I have encountered are friendly and helpful in every way. Truly, this is one of the few practices that I have felt comfortable recommending because the quality of care has always been something I can count on. I would recommend this medical office to anyone seeking answers to better their health and do so in a very personalized way.

From beginning to departing, I can't say enough wonderful words to show my admiration for the staff…read moreat this hospital. I was treated for surgery there Tues January 27th. I did not encounter a single worker that did not treat me kindly and efficiently. Dr. Jason Rogart performed my minimally invasive procedure. He did a fantastic Job. I had a minimum discomfort for one day. Having had over 6 surgeries in my life, it was truly remarkable. Bravo to all of you! Most Sincerely, Adele C. Lee

Capital Health Medical Center is one of those places no one ever hopes to review. A hospital visit…read moreis never on anyone's list of pleasant experiences, and an emergency room visit even less so. The very act of being there means something has gone wrong. Still, when my wife experienced a medical event serious enough to require admittance, I found myself deeply grateful for the people working behind those walls. From the moment she arrived, her symptoms were taken seriously. She was pulled into triage almost immediately, and within minutes, she was in an emergency room bed with a team already in motion. The attending physician was remarkable, the kind of person who makes you believe that medicine is still both science and calling. Every nurse, technician, and aide who crossed our path treated her with care and patience, and treated me with empathy that felt entirely genuine. Even beyond the clinical side of things, there was an atmosphere of kindness. The security guards greeted people with a calm professionalism that felt reassuring rather than imposing. The men and women working in the cafeteria were unfailingly warm, small moments of humanity in the middle of long hours of worry. When my wife was moved to a room in the IU, it was clear that the amenities were not the hospital's strong suit. It was clean, functional, but bare. No television, no real distractions, just the steady hum of machines and the odd rhythm of hospital life. Still, when you are dealing with matters of health and survival, the absence of cable television does not feel like much of a tragedy. I have read the low ratings, and I understand where they might come from, but our experience was very different. Four stars for a hospital that seems to have its priorities in order, staffed by people who still remember that patients are human beings first and foremost.

I don't know how this office has such a low rating. There is rarely a wait to see a doctor. If…read morethere is it's written on a huge board so you're well aware as soon as you get there. Note..in all the years I've been going I've never had to wait. The lab gets crowded. Don't go there without an appointment. The staff is amazing trying to get through everyone, if you don't have an appt you will keep getting bumped back by people that do. Lots of free parking too.

Since I'm going to die because Dr Dougherty was inept in understanding the prostate and PSA I'm…read morehave stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. He watched my PSA climb every year in my early to mid 40's. You should have a PSA in your 40's and increasing every year , even doubling twice. Yet this moron didn't refer me to a urologist till it was almost 5. When I first seen him in 2017 I didn't have a PSA. If he was a good doctor he would have recognized a problem sooner before metastasis. He's a horrible doctor and I hope he meets the same fate as me. Since his inept ruined myself and my family's lives.

I had my first visit with Dr. Scopelliti this week and did not know what to expect. Dr. Scopelliti…read moreis very engaging and took the time to listen to me and my concerns. The reason for my visit was for spasms in both my legs, ankles and feet. I spent an hour with Dr. Scopelliti and he did countless tests to discover issues that I had and some I did not know I had , balance being one of them. He gave me a few exercises to do a few times a day and I go back for a follow-up in a few weeks. I highly recommend Dr. Scopelliti!

From the owner: Functional Neurologyread more