It's helpful to fill out paperwork online to save time onsite and get there early. I went on a…read moreweekday and there was no one ahead of me (at least visibly in the waiting area), I had a minimal wait. My throat was bothering me and I had congestion so they did their standard tests after taking my vitals and other information.. The person who did my intake was a bit short and brisk in the manner in which she spoke to me and the wait after the quick tests was a long time (understandable because there was minimal noise barrier so it sounded like someone was having an emergency-heart attack in another room so there needed to be other staff on hand), but otherwise front desk was polite and patient in answering my questions and the doctor was funny and sweet. She told me that I unfortunately had *the diagnosis* and then told me I should " go under the covers, Netflix, Doordash" and offered me a lollipop treat at the end. She also wrote a helpful doctor's note (without me even asking) so I could give to my workplace.

I made an appointment due to body aches, a low-grade fever and a severe migraine. I got to the…read moreoffice, and everyone was professional with the exception that you can hear everything in the next room, which caused me to suggest noise boxes for privacy. I see the doctor, who I explain my symptoms to, the doctor did everything within her power to assist in that moment, which included, as a precaution providing an exemption document for work for the next day. After speaking with the doctor someone comes in, then swab my nose for the Flu and Covid virus, which came back negative. It was then advised that bloodwork would be taken for further test--The lady enters the exam room with the gloves already on and fumbles around with several items before attempting to stick me---My skin is pretty much see-through so usually it's easy to get blood, but of course she misses veins in both my arms and then say, "are you afraid of needles". While annoyed, I responded as politely as possible "no I'm not, it's human nature to flinch when pain is being inflicted but I didn't move my body". Due to this, I was told I had to get my blood taken at a Lab and was provided a referral along with my discharge documentation. Once in my car I reviewed the documentation, notice there's no address on the LabCorp referral and the return-to-work letter was for the date seen. I immediately call and speak with someone about the letter and LabCorp address and was told the letter would be emailed and I could go to any LabCorp. Guess what, NO LABCORP in NJ is open on Sundays and I'm still waiting for the letter to be emailed (2days later). This visit was a waste of my time and money, googling my symptoms and suggested medications would have been a better experience. I patiently waited for my symptoms to die down to ensure I wrote an honest review. Well, honestly since nothing I went to the office for was addressed, I wish I could give ZERO stars!

I started going to Healthy Aging a year ago and am so happy! Dr. Rand has honestly changed my life…read morein so many ways. Everything healthwise has improved and my bloodwork is great. Dr. Rand is so easy to talk to about every issue and I am completely comfortable talking to him about everything. I cannot say enough amazing things about Dr. Rand and his amazing staff. I highly recommend Healthy Aging Medical Centers!

I went to the office in Hazlet and wish I never found this place. They prey on desperate people…read morelooking for help. I never even saw a doctor. I went because I'm in perimenopause and have gained 10-12 lbs in the past year. It does't sound like a lot but I'm small, only 4'11", so 12 lbs is a lot, especially considering I work out 6 days a week and follow a very healthy diet. Having tried nutritionists and personal trainers, I was just looking for some medical guidance and, yes, meds if necessary. They put me on testosterone and I trusted them that it would do the trick. After just eight weeks I GAINED SEVEN POUNDS. 1.5 was muscle but oh my lord. I almost died right there in the office looking at that scale. On top of the weight gain, the other side effects were horrid, some irreversible. I have a history of Graves disease so when the NP I was working with suggested thyroid meds I agreed but was skeptical. After sleeping on it I decided to cancel everything. They tried to convince me to stick with it and they'd revamp the dosage, but I finally broke down and said it was beginning to effect my mental health. With that, the office manager quickly agreed to terminate the contract and I appreciated that she didn't push it any further. I've recently started over with an endocrinologist, who was FLOORED by my lab results saying first that my testosterone was fine from the start and the amount I was taking was "what people transitioning take." Please, do yourself a favor and talk to your GP and/or GYN before going to this or any other that messes with hormones. I'm out about $2000 with all the meds, vitamins, and blood work that wasn't covered by my insurance and am worse off physically now than I was before. It was a waste of time and money and the experience set me back a year in my health goals.

If your looking for a doctor who specializes in sports medicine. This is your guy. I needed a knee…read morereplacement nearly 15 yrs ago. And was given Dr Grote's name & number. I took him my MRI and he said he could help me without surgery. Explained his Prolotherapy is not a actually replacement of the knee but a masking that rebuilds. And depending how much I use the knee it could last up to 5 plus yrs. It has been nearly 15 yr since my first Prolo shots. And I am back for another dose.. Many ask why the shots verses the surgery. For me personally. I do not like to go under the knife at all. So better the needle then the knife. Not when I was younger and faster to heal nor older now and healing is not as fast. The Prolotherapy is a serum he shoots in your problem area. It literally goes into your body and brings in new cells and rebuild the areas. I personally can say this works on knees when your cartridge is torn, worn and meniscus is no longer there. I came in on crutches and in 2 relaxing days I was walking again. Not 100% but able to go back to work. Limping and with continuous healing. In 3 weeks I was back to bowling. And within a month my knee was about 75% healed. It continues to heal for nearly a yr or two. But you feel the effects immediately. Because is considered to be cosmetic to insurance companies. It is usually not covered. And you have to pay put of pocket. But believe me when I say it is well worth it.

Excellent primary care physician, he had been my doctor for many years and he is taking care of my…read moremom. I definitely recommend his Care and services :-) thank you Dr. Brett :-) get well soon and I wish you the best.

I have been going to this office for the last 13 years and my husband has been loyal to them since…read morehe was a child. The care that you get from Dr. Brett (and Dr. Rygielski, I was honored to be a patient of his, May he rest peacefully) is just that, CARE. It is very hard to find a Doctor that truly cares about their patients and I am so glad that I have found one. Today I had a pre-scheduled annual wellness exam that unfortunately turned into a sick exam because I had contracted Covid. My appointment was turned to a telemedicine sick appointment and after the appointment I was told to drive around to the back of the building so a nurse could Covid test me. This man comes out to my car, opens my door and looks into my ears and listens to my lungs etc. He was not afraid to be around me, didn't treat me like I had a plague and risked his own health to make sure I was okay. I will forever be grateful for the care that is given by this office. Also, Kathy is the sweetest little nurse ever. She's always happy to see her patients, and will always greet you with a smile.

Dr. Wichman has been my primary physician for 40 years now (oy, how time flies). He's been very…read moreprofessional, attentive, knowledgeable, open to any and all questions, with answers that are complete and easily understood. In addition to his medical expertise, he's extremely personable and has a wealth of knowledge in the arts, ecology, ornithology, ethology, politics and history. He's a joy to converse with in all areas. Oh, and last, but not least, he keeps me laughing.

The last of the old neighborhood doctors. Takes the time to listen xxxxxxxx xxxxcxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxread more

He seems like a good doctor and takes his time with you, but he doesn't take the time to really…read moreunderstand what is going on with patients especially female patients. I was starting peri-menopause and he completely dismissed any of my concerns. Weight gain - told me to watch what I was eating, hair issues - I had a ferritin level of 8 and he never mentioned a thing, iron saturation of 5 - no wonder I was tired. I didn't even question it until a new doctor ran tests and addressed it. I guess I was foolish to not question it - my mistake!

An excellent doctor and my primary care physician. Doctor smith explains everything. I feel…read morecomfortable at the office and that is not always the case in American medical system.