He made me feel worse and my finger is still deformed. Horrible doctor and would never go back…read morethere.

I have been a patient of Dr Allegra for many years, I have had several joint replacements and other…read moreprocedures Every one of these procedures have been successful. I would recommend Dr Allegra without hesitation and I have found him to be caring, and skilled. He always explains the options on potential surgeries and never rushes you into a decision on any procedure.

The care by the providers is good, but I've never experienced a medical practice that cared less…read moreabout the patient experience. The Physical Therapy aids are given more patients then they can handle at one time. Often times most of the therapists and aids are typing in their computers and not paying attention to the patients. Be careful of their billing and double check everything. My bills are usually wrong, and it takes talking to 2-3 people to get to someone who knows what they are doing and can fix it. It is hard to actually get someone to talk to when I call. Every time I have through 2 levels of prompts to get to the office I want to speak to, then if you are on hold more than 5 minutes you don't get an option to continue holding, you're just told to leave a message and someone will get back to you in 1-3 days. In my experience they do not get back to you. I usually need to call a few times or deal with issues when I go for my visits. The saddest part is that I asked to speak to someone at the corporate office who is high up. It took two weeks of asking and talking to several nice but not helpful employees before I got a call back from a director. When I spoke to her she was very patients and listened to all my concerns. However what followed was her explaining to me why things are the way they are. I didn't get the sense that she was going to try to change anything to improve the patient experience. I am going to finish out my PT here, but if I ever need it again in the future I will go someplace else.

This should have been written last year, could have saved someone from my bad experience. Went to…read moreSeaview because they were in-network. Felt very dismissed by the doctor over my shoulder pain. Yes, I did tell him I was not in a great deal of pain put wanted to be proactive. I was told, just don't lift my arm over my head ... really. Also asked about stiffness in my hip and asked about PT. He said probably arthritis and PT would only make it worse. I spent the extra and returned to my out-of network Orthopedic Sports & Rehab in Red Bank who sent me to PT for both and this 72 year old has been back to crossfit lifting weights over my head; and as for my hip, yes, still a little stiff but so much better after the PT. Had to write review, I just can't stop thinking about the bad advice they gave and how much better off I am today having gone elsewhere for that second opinion.

I am a patient of Dr. Cunningham. He is a great physician and a nice person. When I have to make an…read moreappointment, I call his number, and the call is answered by a very pleasant person by the name of Kristene. She is always accommodating with giving me an appointment that fits my schedule.

I am going to write a rather negative review here of Dr. Cunningham and one of his staff members…read more However, in doing so, I need to stress that Dr. Cunningham is a very capable doctor and it seems very apparent to me that he runs a respectful practice. I just didn't have a very good experience under his care for the past 6 years as a workers comp patient and I want to warn other potential workers comp patients about the experiences I had. To start off, Dr. Cunningham is one of the very few workers comp docters in the Monmouth County area. That fact was the reason why I chose him. It was also the reason why, when frustrated, I couldn't seek anyone else. There just isn't any Orthopedic workers comp doctors in Monmouth County other than Dr. Cunningham. In my case, I hurt my shoulder in 2013 while lifting heavy equiptment at my Post Office job. I was seeking a workers comp doctor simply to evalutate and maintain my injury claims. Again, Dr. Cunningham was the only doctor in the area. On my very first day visiting his office, I met with his staff member, Christine, to possibly persue surgery to fix the damage. I had to sit and listen to Christine openly complaining that she had to take care of workers comp clients that weren't sick but merely trying to use the system. I could not believe what I was hearing. It made me feel rather uncomfortable, as here I was, a new workers comp patient listening to otheres being belittled. So apparently, the created atmosphere at Dr. Cunningham's office was that those seeing workers comp were simply doing so to get out of doing work. Furthermore, after telling Christine that I wanted to wait on having surgery done to see if the Postal Service would actually approve it, she told the Doctor something completely different than what I had expressed. This resulted in Dr. Cunningham giving me a stern talk about cheating the system -- which I never was intending to do. Now on to Dr. Cunningham... While I think Dr. Cunningham is an excellent, capable doctor, his unprofessional bedside manner made me feel very uncomfortable. He often made a joke about my ongoing condition. He would walk into the exam room and the first thing out of his mouth was, "Let me guess, your status hasn't changed." This made me feel very uncomfortable. Of course my status hasn't change. I have an injury and it isn't going to get any better --- especially for the fact I was still working with the injury despite the restrictions he put me on. For years, I resisted having surgery done on my shoulder. Nobody wants to have surgery unless they are in God-awful pain. I was not. I was living with the injury and the minor pain. However, after 6 years, when I told Dr. Cunningham I would consider doing the surgery, he laughed for a good 5 minutes as if it was all a joke. I had never feelt so uncomfortable in my life. How could a Doctor laugh at me like this and treat my decision like a joke? I am retiring in two weeks. I don't need to see Dr. Cunningham anymore, and in a way, I am very happy about that. Neither he or his staff made me feel as if they were taking my injury seriously. I don't need a staff member openly complaining that comp workers are looking for a way to stop working. I don't need Dr. Cunningham to make jokes about my condition every time he sees me. Had I had the chance to switch doctors I would have gladly done so, but he was the only one handling workers comp in the area. For six years, I was made to feel uncomfortable about my injury. No-one should be treated in that manner. The one staff member that was a Godsend was Debbie. She's a real sweetheart and you will be very happy to deal with her if and when you visit the office. If you don't have a workman comp case, you will probably meet a really fantastic physician who will be sympathetic to your needs. In my case, I feel as if I was ridiculed over and over again. I am glad that I no longer have to visit that office.

I highly recommend Dr. Lopez. He treated me for a broken wrist and has also helped me manage my…read morearthritic hip. He's knowledgeable, caring, and takes the time to explain everything without making you feel rushed. The office staff is friendly and efficient, and I've always received excellent care. I recommend him to anyone looking for a great orthopedic doctor.

Dr. Lopez is kind, the nurses are compassionate. The women at the front don't seem to have that…read moresame caliber. They don't offer alot of information about how to navigate the health care system. When my family member asked if there was an alternative recommendation, the woman said "what he said is final and that's that". It was very rude, and as a health care worker it is our duty to listen to patients and their barriers. It's an unfortunate example of how the support staff who spend a lot face time with patients can impact an adequately professional doctor.