Avoid NJIN at all costs. They lie about pricing and scam patients…read more Before my appointment, I was explicitly told my out-of-pocket cost "patient responsibility" would be $0. Based on that representation, I proceeded with the MRI. Afterward, I received a bill for $500+. When I followed up, I learned that they never actually contacted my insurance company to verify coverage, despite telling me they had. I called four separate times to try to resolve this. Each time, I was told that someone would call me back to review the error. No one ever did. The lack of follow-through and accountability was extremely frustrating. Especially since had they have been upfront about pricing, I would've chosen a different imaging provider. Adding insult to injury, I was also informed that they were sending my claim to collections, even though I was waiting on them to respond to my requests to adjust the bill based on their staff providing incorrect information. Adding to my concern, the MRI itself took about 10 minutes, which felt unusually fast. Given the billing issues and failure to verify insurance, this raises questions about the thoroughness and reliability of the NJ imaging network. Transparent pricing, accurate insurance verification, and basic follow-up are not optional in healthcare. This experience showed a serious lack of professionalism. I strongly recommend avoiding the NJ Imaging Network.

Incompetent. I had an xray and MRI at there facilities. I…read moreask for cd's for the doctor. They told me they would be ready 10 minutes after my MRI. When I finished I was informed that the cd burner was not working and told to come back tomorrow. I ask if they would be ready and was told yes. I ask fir a number to call and make sure they were ready. Two days later I called to make sure they were ready. It took me 20 minutes to get through and get an answer. The answer was that the machine was working! Not my question, I ask if the discs were ready. I was told they would have to contact the center again and they would be ready. I arrived to pick up the discs and only one was ready. I was told they didn't know and I would have to wait 10 minutes foe the other disc, making me late for my doctor's appointment.

I called to confirm that my insurance was accepted after it was listed as an in network provider on…read moremy insurance's provider directory. I spoke to someone named Dawn at the Urgent Care. Dawn was quick to say that my insurance was not accepted without asking for any specific member information. The only thing she asked for was the name of the insurance provider, which she was clearly unfamiliar with. She did not ask for the Provider Service phone number for my insurance to attempt to call and confirm nor did she ask for my policy number or member ID number. It didn't seem as though she was interested in actually confirming if it was accepted. She ultimately stated that it was not accepted, however I struggle to accept this given that they are listed as in network on my insurance's website. See photo. I mentioned that I was seeking care at an urgent care as I am from out of town but in the NJ area, but this didn't seem to make a difference to her. She didn't go above and beyond to help confirm if my insurance was accepted or not.

The only problem I have with this particular critique is that I hope the intake personnel do not…read moreget offended. It's not their fault. I went there this morning because of pain in my hip and certain things I just didn't approve of during the intake. Other than that the services rented were very professional. I think that some of the staff need to be trained or taught better in communication and understanding without that being an issue to the patient. Knowing your HIPAA rights when you enter, a medical facility is paramount if not, you will be violated by untrained staff. It's not their fault that they are put in a position where they have to ask certain questions with other people not less than 5 yards away. These personal questions should only be asked to you and should only be heard by you and not everyone else. It should be done in a very reserve and respectable manner where no one is able to hear what is being asked or said. The intake personnel should not be upset with you because you know your HIPAA rights just be a professional and explain everything that you are asking of that patient and be very mindful that they are a patient.

0 rating I hate this place, they treat you terrible. It's…read morepart of jersey city medical center. So I Wouldn't go to jersey city medical center life I was dying. HATE,HATE HATE THIS PLACE!!! it's the worse. Horrible people. They don't treat you good. And Not good Care. Rather go to another place, this place SUCKS BIG TIME!!!!

I took a family member here for a mammogram and bone density test recently. Both technicians for…read morethe two different tests were very friendly and made the experience as pleasant as it could be. The office was clean, and the checkin process was pretty straightforward. This was a good visit, and we would return if further tests are needed in the future.

Staten Island care is acceptable at Regional Radiology but do not expect same as NYU Manhattan…read morefacilities affiliated with Perlmutter Cancer Center mammography ultrasound, or bone density equipment and technical and physician staff to be same as Manhattan facilities located at Langone etc.. My experience in Manhattan facilities as far as appointment wait times were on time but at Regional Radiology the wait times before and after imaging for checking are long. The main reason I use the SI facilities is because it is convenience for travel and in Staten Island. Also Dr.'s in Staten Island Regional Radiology in my experience, mammography, breast ultrasound, are not physically present at the facility at the time of the appointment because they read the images from home via medical approved internet. I had asked to speak with the manager and asked why I was not able to speak to or seen by the radiologist since at the at the nyc city facilities I was, to go over any questions and to look physically at me for any lumps etc of concern. At Regional Radiology, my opinion and experience only, the technologist contacts the radiologist physician and describes concerns etc. to the radiologist reading the images, and one time I was connected to the radiologist on the computer and on the phone. Not the same as an in person exam. I was told by the staff manager that in the future, before making an appointment, to ask if and when there will be a radiologist on sight for the day of your appointment, as mentioned most are working from home. Regional Radiology facilities throughout SI have been affiliated with NYU for some time now, and acceptable by some of my NYU Manhattan doctors depending on imaging needed, some physicians in Manhattan prefer NYU Langone, Perlmutter Radiology, or imaging facility at the Orthopedic center on E38 th Street. My Manhattan Dr.'s, some will accept REGIONAL RADIOLOGY, so I opine only in my experience and health situation. The physicians I use will also let me know which facility they would prefer. Please know this has been my experience only and Regional Radiology in my opinion has improved since they have been affiliated with NYU, but again, in my opinion they still need to be more on board in their practices with the facilities in Manhattan.

I'm still looking for Dr Pritsiolas please contact me via private message if you know where he can…read morebe found. He is truly the best (and only) Nephrologist I have had for the last 17 years. I didn't receive much of a warning when he left the Summit Health Group earlier this year.

Dr. P is awesome. Very kind, insightful and medically excellent! There is never a visit which…read moredisappoints. Bill B.

There are doctors that are good and take care of your child. Then there are doctors who are great!…read more Dr. Mahmoud when she enters the room and begins to speak, you feel her genuine personality embrace and comfort you. She has a motherly way about her that makes you feel as if she is caring for her own child, not some stranger's child. She is extremely intelligent and listening intently on what parents have to say. She get's 5 stars all the way from me. To us she is our angel. Now while she is 5 stars, I wish her support staff could come close to her rating. Although some of the support staff is lacking and have attitudes, it is still worth it to go see Dr. Mahmoud. -Mother of a medically fragile child.

Rushed, deaf to my concerns and angry once he realized I wasn't there for a simple 'hear the…read moreheartbeat' appointment. The most important note: he didn't use any lubricant for my pelvic exam. There was nothing on the paper gown when I wiped myself off. It was then I realized why I was in so much pain during the exam was so painful. This happened 5 years ago and it's as fresh as yesterday.

Always smiling and inviting. I look forward to my check ups and chatting with Dr. Woroch. He helped…read moredeliver both my children and I never felt like I was not in control of the POA. Office is run very smoothly, rarely a long wait and appointments aren't hard to schedule.

I have been seeing Dr. G. Woroch for over 5 years now. He has delivered both my children. He always…read moremade me feel calm and less anxious. I never felt like he was pushing me into a procedure I didn't want and followed my birth plan wishes as best as he could. Appointments are easy to get and wait times are minimal. Highly recommend if you want as natural of a birth as possible!

Doctors Woroch (there are two, Peter and George) are very warm and inviting and have created the…read moresame environment in the office. The staff is on top of everything and I don't need to remind them of anything and my questions get answered. My Dr. is George Woroch and he's a thorough doctor who communicates well with patients which is a lost art with doctors lately.