Clinically: excellent, for adult and for teens/working with school system and IEP…read more Administrative: good people but understaffed. They have an online Patient Portal that I have not used that may help. Takes time and energy to get to a person.

Horrible all around. I had one APN change my appointment time without notice then they tried to…read morecharge me for a missed appointment. I had a receptionist tell me the wrong day for an appointment and there was no way to contact anyone after hours who could help. The after hours number I called told me I had the wrong number and had no clue what I was talking about. Did they pay me for my lost time? lol of course not, they don't care about their patients time. Every appointment starts late and with zero notification so you sit there wondering if there was another "mistake." Billing is horrible. They call you and say you owe money when the portal shows nothing is owed. Then after being caught up the portal stopped charging me until a -$75 balance was posted only to find out that was another mistake and I actually owed $105. Complete incompetency, find another provider.

I was floored reading the negative reviews. I volunteered with New Life for many years and in…read morethose years this rescue is good beyond wildest dreams. This organization has shown me that miracles do occur. They are family run and they take the most vulnerable and special needs. They take each and every detail seriously. Complaints over the nature of the contract? Let me tell you- I've rehomed over 200 animals. I made probably 3 serious mistakes. And I will never stop blaming myself. I belief that if the founder/director of New Life had been the ultimate say-so over those decisions-- those mistakes would not have occurred. Animal Rescue is not a business though many accuse us of this- they haven't seen our vet bills or unpaid hours of sweat and tears- (we have many). Volunteer for a while with helpless, life threatened and abused animals. You may change your mind about this bitter vengeance.

One star. I'd love…read moreto have had an experience with New Life, but as you can see by looking at their feed on Facebook - they seem much more interested in crowdsourcing donations than on animal adoption. Maybe it's me - maybe I misread their purpose, and what they do is care for animals, rather than find them new homes. But I came across New Life on Petfinder, and inquired about one of their dogs. I sent an email to them directly to redouble my efforts and was told to fill out their application, which I did immediately. I confirmed, right then, via email, that I'd completed the application. A week goes by, and I find out that they have done a little digging on me - no phone calls, but definitely researching me online using information they could only have gotten from my application. I ask for an update and receive nothing. At two weeks I ask for an update. Now I'm told there are 2 critical cases that are taking up 100% of the time that would have been used to check my wife and I and every other adoption applicant out. I check the Facebook feed, and see many, many updates on Wilma and Betty, the 2 "critical case" puppies. Pictures of them feeding, sleeping, awake. Many lengthy written updates. Many lengthy written responses within those updates. I mention having seen the updates and hope for the best, and I ask for a timeline and/or a referral to another rescue. Then I am told that the adult dog I was interested in meeting - a dog who is described as "very timid in new situations", whose "favorite thing is cuddling" and who should be in a house with another dog "to build her confidence" - this dog is now not compatible with cats. This was determined "after further testing" which apparently had happened the very second I inquired about my status, because it hadn't at any time prior. And not a single call was made to a reference, nor was a referral made to another agency - just "good luck in your search". So, a couple of weeks later, we are exactly where I was when we began. Except for my ignored efforts in applying for and getting updates on that application for adopting one of the animals at the rescue. But their crowdsourced donation request program is going strong, so at least there's that. And they appear to have a HUGE number of 5 star ratings from people who freely admit not having tried to adopt from them.

The Beloved Project is doing good work in Burlington County! They provide essential items for…read moreunhoused individuals and families, including food, housing and other services. They assist returning citizens with seamless Re-entry and provide help to individuals needing help with immigration. Please support this organization--volunteers and donations are always needed.

From the owner: The Beloved Project is proud to serve individuals and families in need with food and personal care…read moresupplies. We have also been privileged to partner with local agencies, real estate agents, nurses, retired law enforcement, contractors. Lawyers, brokers, notaries, translators, and accountants to provide services to lower-mid income clients free of charge or at a nominal fee.