I've brought my daughter here for the last 18 months and I have had such a wonderful experience!…read moreAll the staff and drs were easy to work with and quick to call me back when I had questions about caring for my sick baby. Would highly recommend!

Dr. Barnes is not good with children, period. We've been going here ever since our child was born…read morein 2023, and we try to avoid her like the plague ever since she first saw our baby. The other doctors are great when we get to see them, but in an emergency I refuse to have her see my kid so I switched providers.

Charles and Lisa have been my children's pediatricians since they were babies, and we have always…read moreloved their sincere attention to every last need. They are caring and gentle and their entire staff is phenomenal. We never hesitate to recommend them to everyone.

Yes, as mentioned by the doctor,they have an excellent work flow process that they follow where the…read morenurses take the tests PRIOR to doctors checking on patients so either insurance pay it if they are covered or if not then on you as they are extremely busy staff and don't have enough time to check whether it's gonna go through or fall back with a heavy bill on patient. Again the main point is a big miss by them , Its not about why getting tested ,ITS ABOUT NURSES DOING IT BEFORE THE PATIENT IS GETTING CHECKED OUT BY DOCTORS. Doctors should be guiding the nurses what all tests should be performed AFTER EXAMING the patient, then it's understood if the tests are done.

Brought my daughter in and was treated with respect. It's a very accessible location and is open…read moreearlier than other pediatric urgent care facilities. My daughter also received her meds from this location soon after being seen by the doctor and the doctor was very detailed in his explanation.

If you're seeking quality medical evaluation, DO NOT go to this facility. Two weeks ago, I visited…read morefor an uncomplicated UTI and was prescribed antibiotics. Given my history of recurrent UTIs, I went to urgent care immediately after taking Pyridium, so my symptoms were very mild. On the fourth day of my antibiotic course, this facility FAILED to follow up with me regarding the urinalysis and urine culture results to ensure my symptoms were improving and the prescribed antibiotics were appropriate. Unfortunately, my condition worsened compared to the first day, so I called them for a different antibiotic. It was confusing why I had to physically return for a new prescription when all they needed to do was adjust my medication and send it to my pharmacy. The front desk insisted that I still needed to come in. If they needed to collect a specimen again, that would make sense, but changing my antibiotic should have been straightforward. I called and waited over two hours for the nurse practitioner to return my call. They finally got in touch two days later, which was already the sixth day of taking the initial antibiotics. Who the hell wants to take antibiotics for almost two weeks? While the NPs and MDs are busy seeing patients, the front desk lady should facilitate communication between patients and medical professionals rather than jusy relaying messages. I am also a nurse with experience in hospitals, urgent care, and private practices. I can confidently say this place ranks among the WORST in professionalism I've been.

I've used Urgent Care multiple times in the past few years they've been very helpful. I live in…read moreHamilton and there is a location that is closer to me but keeps changing business names frequently and the last time I went there was an issue with a medication prescribed. This is still close by to Hamilton and I've been there once last year for stomach pains which I ended up going to the ER for diverticulitis. I just went again today for something simple sty in the eye and the time of day I went was late morning I was lucky enough there was no one there waiting which I don't always expect I got in the doctor prescribe something and I left probably within 10 minutes. I do not expect this at all urgent cares but at least this location is not changing Urgent Care names and I've had a good experience with AFC and would continue to go and advise people to go there

Excellant experience with all concerned.Handled treatment of senior that had been addressed two…read moretimes in last two weeks with ER visits to local hospital.Provided proper treatment for patient with past history of problem being addressed of a 80 year man.Have had many walk in visits over years and Ihave to say as a retired RN this facility has been the BEST.This is our second visit and probably not our last.Great to have nearby in our area!!!!!!

I want to start this post off by saying I am so grateful for Cooper for finding my newborn an…read moreappointment with them extremely fast opposed to other healthcare offices after I had given birth. I loved my initial visit with her so much in the office that I changed my toddler's PCM to that office. The staff there are amazing and attentive to my questions and children's needs. I did take off a star because I recently started to have issues with the Dr. Heidi Weinroth that made me pretty uncomfortable. I checked into my appointment & was brought back and told I needed to undress my daughter and get her onto the scale in nothing but a clean diaper. The provider came in and asked me why she wasn't undressed yet and said "Well come on, I need to eat my lunch." & on a separate occasion, my toddler was being seen by her and my toddler was standing next to her while she was talking with me sitting on her computer and she swatted my daughters hand away and told her "Do not touch me." I will say the office staff handled my complaint pretty well and very fast. I was able to change providers and continue getting amazing care.

My daughter actually enjoys going to her pediatric appoints here, minus the vaccine shots of course…read more All the staff and pediatricians here are super nice and really take their time chatting with her. We never feel rushed at all. I'm very thankful we are set up with such a friendly yet professional group

the front desk very unprepared...rude...they don't even know how much they will charge you...they…read moremessed up my first appointment saying that I needed a referral and my insurance doesn't need that. They made me feel very uncomfortable...I think I was the last patient and they wanted to get rid of me. The doctor Jitha Rai-Patel was a kind of rude and did everything so fast like she was trying to get rid of me. I felt Sooo Uncomfortable and I will never come bsck there.

Before reading this review keep in mind that this is coming from a 21 year old female who is most…read moreof the time not respected because I am young. At this place I was treated with nothing but respect and everyone was super nice and extremely helpful specifically Tash and doctor lahoti . Tash was very helpful and even took the time to explain how to read my own blood pressure because I had asked. Doctor lahoti was extremely thorough and very friendly. Overall my experience there was one of the best experiences I've had with any doctors office

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

Prior to becoming a patient I was sick all the time, as the seasons changed it seemed to get worst…read more At that point I was sick and tired of being sick. That's when I discovered the Asthma Center. They did extensive testing and determined my individualized treat plan and after several months I could tell I was on the right path. Dr. Goldstein is an exceptional doctor and his staff is awesome. I have been a patient for over five years now and i literally think they saved my life. I am forever grateful to The Asthma Center and what they have done for me, thanks to Dr. Goldstein and his exceptional staff. Phyllis J.

I've been a patient here over the course of a year. While every past visit has been good (friendly,…read moreno waiting time, and informative), this last visit infuriated me. Apparently, this office doesn't recognize what an "appointment" means. I couldn't help but think of that one Seinfeld episode. I took time off from my job, only to be seen 70 minutes late, then to be put in the room and wait an additional 10-15 minutes. Only to hear the doctor speak for 5 minutes, write a script, and try to push the C19 & Flu vaccine. No thank you. Upon being seen, you immediately wanted my copay. You said it's $30. In which, prior to the new year, I only paid $15. You asked if this was a new card or an old card because your computer showed $15. I knew exactly what you were getting at. You wanted to make sure that I didn't owe for past office staff errors. Let me be clear, patients aren't responsible for financial errors made by the office staff. This would never hold up in court. It doesn't matter which field you are in. Ultimately, it falls back on the employer, to which, he/she would fire the employee for making such a mistake. You also handed me an updated "fees" policy to which you must sign. No patient wants to be obligated to pay out-of-pocket for something that isn't covered. Only to find out after you have the "service" done. You should have a list of everything that isn't covered based on the insurance that you accept. Make your policies transparent. And, BTW, the mask mandate is for Health Care Officials/Workers ONLY. Not the patients. People with underlying conditions, like Asthma, shouldn't be wearing a mask. Otherwise, you're on grounds to be sued. This was stated in the original NJ executive order, in which the updated EO's referenced. The EO's have always been 5-6 pages long but no one ever reads them. They only do what their told.