I've been going here for imaging for over 15 years or more. I usually have no issues creating an…read moreappointment. The waiting room wait is usually not long though I tend to schedule either very early or very late when it's not busy. The MRI machines here are clean. I haven't had any issues. They prep you well and ensure you get earplugs and the an additional ear muffs over your ears. They give you a blanket to keep you warm and if you need additional they will give them to you. I've had many brain MRIs, an elbow MRI (external MRI where you only place elbow in and you sit in a chair), CT scans, X-rays, ultrasounds and more. My experience is always a good one. The staff are friendly and caring. The temperature is fine in here. NOTE: effective January 1, 2026 this location and all RAI locations have changed over to Princeton Radiology. They will merge all patient files together. I am ok with this as I always like Princeton Radiology on Quakerbridge road.

The ultrasound was handled with care and precision. On the other hand making the appointment was…read morecruel and unusual and probably was at odds with the Geneva Convention. Ninety minutes on hold with their stringent payment options dunning me in an endless loop. Three stars for the professionalism of the test.

Hail the new paradigm in medical diagnostics... everybody wants their money up-front pending an…read moreinsurance determination. Which is fine, if you promise to quickly refund any overpayment. RAI seems intent on holding $36 hostage hoping I'll forget about it. I probably have more coins hiding in my couch but that's not the point. Calls to their billing department yield unhelpful minions reading from a script imploring me to be patient as "the check is in the mail." Forgive me if I call BS. It's been six months... and counting. In any case, I'll never return. I hope the $36 was worth it. Zero stars.

Trying to get an appointmentthrough phone since two days,holding for more then hour to get…read morescheduled ,voice mail going on through time being,No response and the website they are saying is also not working for scheduling . Do not know how this center is working as they are open from 7 am in morning,Such a headache

Its been a year since my first review and I'm happy to say they are still the best, with the…read moregreatest team out of all the facilities I've gone to. Love Princeton radiology quakerbridge rd.

I brought a friend here for testing. There were several people in the waiting area visabilty upset…read morefor various reasons. Soon we understood the frustration as we too experienced issues with wait times and mixed messages from the front staff along with a lack of professionalism. I would not return here for imaging. If you are capitated to this facility I'd pick a different location to try. There are two others not far.

Personable and easy to understand. Takes time to discuss concerns and never felt rushed.read more

Went for a skin cancer screening. Had a few spots that I wanted checked out. Office staff were…read morepleasant. Waiting area is very nice. Ms. Hassanali provided my care. She recommended doing a biopsy of 3 areas. I thought that was routine procedure. As she does the biopsies, she noted most people wanted the areas checked over time. Good to know now that I'm in the middle of the procedure. She cauterized the areas. When home doing wound care, I find she removed the entire area that looked odd. The wounds still haven't fully healed after over 3 months and they will scar. I have 2 areas in the back of my calves that look horrible. First, reviewing all options with me should be done. Telling me that the entire discolored areas will be cut out and how slowly those biopsy areas will heal, and that they will scar, would have influenced my decision. I didn't have enough information to make an informed decision. Now I have still healing wounds on my legs. Yes, I did go to follow-up appointments and was told legs heal last and slowly. My summer was ruined due to these wounds and I'll be scared. Not impressed at all with the care.

This doctor is worthless. It's his way or the highway. Will not listen to a word you say. They…read morewill tell you on phone he does all types of back surgery. No fuse your back only. He won't entertain anything else. PoS. The Red head nurse needs to come down . Yells when on phone or in person. Find a doctor that has a bed side manner . This clown is so bad if your 30 lbs over weight he will not operate on you. Tells you come and see me when you lose the weight. When you walk in the place and fill out paper work. The 2 women are 500lbs each. He is a 2 face POS

Great experiance great care team great Dr great surgeon! I have had 2 surgeries over the last 10…read moreyears one for my lumbar and one for a cervical problem and both were 100 % sucseful! These folks care about me as a patient but more importantly as a person. I would highly recomend Dr Levine he is a doctor you can trust.

I always have ga good experience here. Even when they are busy they are efficient. The staff are…read moresuper nice, the facility is always clean, the doctors have good bed side manners. It is my favorite urgent care in the area. It's truly a mini hospital that functions like a well oiled machine. I try not to go here too much lol but life life's lol :)

Wow, a lot of hate for this location! Personally, we've generally had good experiences here. One…read moretime they prescribed my son an adult dose of an antibiotic vs. a dose based on his weight, but luckily the pharmacist caught that. Otherwise, we're normally seen in a reasonable amount of time (all things considered) and have been provided with the care we would expect from an Urgent Care facility. If I were on the fence about needing an ER or not, I would always lean towards the hospital, but for those annoying little things that require treatment sooner than my doctor's office can provide (like my son's swimmer's ear last week), this place will do the job adequately if not wonderfully.

Dr. Ibrahim took his time with me. He is very knowledgeable and explains the treatment plan…read moreclearly. The staff are friendly and compassionate. I have had both steroid injections and radiofrequency ablation. They have been game-changers for me. I got my life back. You can opt in or out of anesthesia, If you're looking to abuse painkillers, forget it. It's not an issue for me, but it may be for others.

From the owner: Interventional Pain Management Associates is an exceptional pain management practice in Hamilton,…read moreNew Jersey, led by medical director Maher Ibrahim, MD. He and his team take an integrative, multidisciplinary approach to care for men and women of all ages in a comfortable, friendly setting.   They use cutting-edge technology, medications, and conservative treatments to diminish pain and offer patients a better quality of life. The Interventional Pain Management Associates specialists are experts in radiofrequency rhizotomy and spinal cord stimulation implantation. They are passionate about pain medicine and have empathetic bedside manners.   Dr. Ibrahim is fellowship-trained and double board-certified in anesthesia and interventional pain management. He also holds a certification in regenerative medicine and specializes in axial, radicular, and sciatica pain treatments.   Dr. Ibrahim completed medical school at Alexandra University School of Medicine in Alexandria, Egypt, with the highest honors. He then moved to New York, where he taught biochemistry, anatomy, and microbiology at Princeton Review School while completing his internship at Long Island College Hospital in New York City.   Dr. Ibrahim finished his medical training with an anesthesia residency in the top 1% of his class at State University of New York at Stony Brook in Long Island...

We have been patients of Dr. Siniakowicz at Penn Medicine in Hamilton NJ for a number of years now…read more We are both in our 70's and have seen many different doctors over the years. Primary doctors and specialists. Dr. S is simply THE BEST. His nurse Annetta is also simply THE BEST. Could write dozens of complimentary words here for both. Dozens. Just going to say they are the best team we have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Tom and Marie DeAngelo.

I recently visited the doctor's office for a physical examination with the nurse practitioner…read more About a day later, I received a call from a nurse informing me that I needed to repeat my blood tests in two weeks due to a high white blood cell count. She inquired whether I had been feeling unwell recently. I shared that I had experienced some side effects like coughing, vomiting, and spitting. I initially attributed to my medication and mentioned that the nurse practitioner had adjusted my prescription that very day. I may have been unwell. The nurse kindly offered to arrange a callback from the nurse practitioner, and I happily accepted. The nurse practitioner called me back, introducing herself with a "Hi, this is Nurse Practitioner Yvonne." I responded with a friendly greeting, asking how she was doing. "Fine," she replied, "but my nurse mentioned you were upset about your results. Let me explain she said." She then delved into the reasons behind my two-week wait to redo my labs. After what felt like an eternity of about five minutes, I finally had the opportunity to speak. I clarified, "I was never upset about the results; my concern is the delay. I work closely with many people and want to take precautions to prevent anyone else from getting sick." Her tone shifted, and she remarked sharply, "I checked your results, and you're fine. What kind of exams do you think should be done?" I suggested tests for common issues like flu or COVID, or even a virus panel--after all, I'm not a doctor. I then asked whether it would be possible to consult another physician. She firmly replied, "We don't do that here. Why do you need another doctor?" I expressed my worries about the unusual side effects I was experiencing, which didn't seem normal to me. In that moment, she retorted, "You can do what you want; I'm not continuing this conversation," and abruptly hung up. Moments later, she called back, asking if I wanted to review the rest of my physical results. At that point, my disappointment poured out. I conveyed how much I had admired her and believed I was getting genuine support for my treatment. "I've decided to seek another doctor," I told her, feeling the weight of my decision. With that, she hung up again. I still think to myself why wasn't I asked how I was feeling, or to come back in to run tests. Its so weird no one called me back to see what happiened and I get a letter saying not to go back there. Stay away from the nurse practitioner; see a doctor if you go here! She was very weird talking about how she is making everyone do a tetanus shot hmmmmm.