I've never had to leave a bad review anywhere but this is the most unprofessional doctors office…read moreI've ever been to. I waited two hours to be called in (which seem to be status quo there) only to be given a 5 minute exam that they didn't seem to care about. They requested a where a monitor which they assured me would be covered by insurance...but I just received a $3000 bill. When I try to call the billing department I'm immediately transferred to a voicemail that never calls back. I'm not going to stop calling until I talk to somebody, but do yourself a favor and avoid this situation yourself. I can't believe people can be this awful.

Dr Hynes prescribed my mother 2 medications, wound up being the same medication but different…read moregeneric names. Thank God the VNA nurse came the day after picking up the medication and told her not to take one of them. I researched the 2 names and the nurse was right. She would have been doubling her heart medicine! Scary when a doctor doesn't know the medication he's prescribing.

Shore Heart Group will relentlessly hunt you down for a $2.00 co-pay, but after major surgery won't…read moreanswer phone calls, won't return calls and don't seem to care what your needs are. Consistently over the past months, before and since my heart surgery it has been like this. I have actually had to drive to their office to get information I needed, because YOU CAN NOT GET THEM ON THE PHONE. And even then they treat me like I am a burden. My Cardiac Therapist needed to contact them about my therapy... they tried via fax and phone and Shore Heart Group never once responded. Love my doctors, but Shore Heart Group has been the worst!

I have nothing but the highest raves and thanks for this group. They actually have saved my life on…read moremore than one occasion and yes, it took them a bit to find the issue, but they found it faster then the Dr's I had Previously in California who didn't care, and let me suffer. Dr. Matt is fantastic, he listened to me, understood that "yes" something is wrong, we need to find what it is, and then BOOM one day I was in the hospital for something else and they found it, Long QT. Evidently I have always had it, but previous Dr's just didn't bother considering it, Dr. Matt and the others figured it out and since 2018 I have had a pacemaker and defib to help keep me from suffering and living in fear, as I had been. TOP CARE TOP QUALITY TOP STAFF You couldn't pay me to switch from Shore Heart Group.

Do not even waste your time stepping foot into this office. The office staff never takes…read moreaccountability for their errors nor do they show any compassion for their patients. As far as the doctors, the initial appointment seems to go well until you're suddenly hospitalized and you're looking for anyone to give you a call to provide any ounce of guidance pertaining to your plan of care and nobody wants to help you. I called from the ER with a cardiac related issue and they put me on hold - call got disconnected - I tried to call back and the office was closed; telephone lines were off. AWFUL!!! I can tell you right now that this office is staffed by the most disorganized, uncompassionate, rude community of people. Look elsewhere and always advocate for yourself because nobody else will.

What do you think of when they send you for a test NOT once but twice and they say "the doctor will…read morecall you in two day" but never does. YOU have to call him and there is NO REASON why you should call him. Also when he is going to see him it is like he can't be bothered and he says "you should get a defibrillator"" and doesn't really say why. I dropped him and trying to see the one that actually did the procedure and hope he is better. But hey KARMA works in mysterious ways, he might get a doc like him. This place is affiliated with Meridan

My father was a lifelong patient of both Dr Daniels and I…read morewas impressed with the practice. When I turned 40 something I needed a cardiologist and started seeing Dr Osofsky. Now, over 20 years later, I am still impressed. I have received the best of care in treating all of my issues. The staff is always friendly and kind. I would and have recommended this practice to anyone in need

First time patient found the front desk personnel to be basic nothing extraordinary just pleasant…read morealthough the radio was blaring at the front desk was a bit off putting! Dr Osofsky was very kind great personality made me feel at ease and encouraged me with weight loss without feeling judged! I was nervous but I am feeling empowered to take charge of my heart health! I appreciate the time he spent with me. I never felt rushed in the appointment and Dr Osofsky has my full confidence going forward!

This is a state of the art facility. It does not even look or feel like you are in an imaging…read morefacility. Couches , fireplace . The staff is very friendly and professional that they even offer to make you coffee and fresh baked banana bread . Besides that it is the on licensed imaging facility in New Jersey that offers PET cardiac & brain studies that are done only at Philadelphia and New York. If you want a real stress test and your insurance covers it , this is the place. They even provided me with coffee and banana bread.

Ive never heard anything "bad" about this hospital, only good things. My entire life I've know this…read moreto be a great hospital since one of my friends mom works here and was promoted and she told me they are great and workers. I went here MANY times to see his mom and also had came to see people. It wasn't until it personally effected me until my father recently was told me has AFIB and his heart is a bit weak and needs a procedure to check his heart and see if there's anything that needs to be done. Ended up he had an 80% blockage on one of his left heart artery and needed a stent. I know people who have 4-6, he just needed one thank god but they were AMAZING. The cardiologist explained everything simply and what he would be doing and he promised he would come afterwards to talk to us. Doctors get busy so I wasn't really betting on that I figured we would just get the information from the nurses and 20 mins tops after his procedure he came in, he waited until my dad was fully awake to hear what he did. Everything went great and he had a follow up that went well and now we are going back actually today for his other issue he's been having. The heart came out of no where he's never had any issues, but lucky the doctor and all the other doctors, the nurses, ALL the staff, I did like how they had security since it's not far from some bad areas, even checking in was fun and we were laughing with the woman. I wished I remembered her name! Even though it's early I'm not dreading going back today, though today we are going to the Mary V. Black building, so it's a completely different building but I'm sure it will be..atleast I hope...will be just as great. Also, it was very very clean. I was truly impressed, so was my mom when she went there and she's an RN as well in PA and she was really impressed with the nurses and how clean it was! I know this is long but if you are ever in the area and need medical assistance, this is where I would go and recommend!!

On Approximately Jan 28 2026, my husband was admitted to this hospital with a red tongue. He had…read morebeen fighting & winning his battle with prostate cancer for 7 years & this hospital does a new treatment called Histotripsy for cancers metastasized into the liver. So long story short, he spent 2 weeks in this hospital and they gave a sepsis did Not properly diagnose it and admitted they were giving him the wrong antibiotic then killed him. Plus as it was spreading the nurses kept saying it was not (see pics) so I had to make noise and immediately the doctors all came in & sent him to intensive care this was his 71st birthday. The next day the in charge nurses from the oncology floor he was on, came to intensive care in tears apologizing. Once they figured out it the correct bacteria they starting treating him on Feb 12 & he was improving, watching Nascar Friday Feb 13 & looking forward to the 500 on Sunday but they insisted on a DNR and a port in his neck. They then overloaded him & gave him a heart attack. Which killed him. I was running to take a shower & they called & said he had a heart attack so I asked to reverse the DNR - They said they had gotten a pulse but broke his ribs so they gave him morphine & killed him again. They even brought in an allergist who said the red tongue was an allergic reaction when it was Not!!!! Odd thing is I tried to get a lawyer so his death would not go unnoticed records but the lawyers say he was old . 2 weeks before this he was going to PT 3 times a week for his back & looking forward to riding his motorcycle once the weather got warmer. We had gone to Florida in December. So not the youngest person but definitely not Old. Now that very unfortunately Kyle Busch died over 10 days from the sepsis (as my husband did) maybe some attention will come to the poor diagnosis of sepsis. So the only way I can warn people is to start posting it with pictures (on the top part of the page) . I hope this saves someone's life. Miss you every day my dear husband. He was my life and they took him!!!!

Wish I could give Dr. Zacks more than 5 stars! He saved my life - literally - and is a great…read moredoctor. His knowledge and compassion are amazing and I am so grateful that I found him. I highly recommend Dr. Zacks to anyone looking for an awesome Cardiologist who specializes in electrophsysiology.