I went there because someone recommended me to the practice…read more I go there and i end up seeing DR. Jain. It was my first time there and on my second visit he wanted to do a quick questionaire which took a few mins. And shortly after that before i left the office he prescribed me with lexapro. I didnt feel comfortable that based on a few questions and nothing further i was prescribed drugs. I didnt like that or felt safe. Nowadays Drs. Put people on all kinds of pills After that happened i never went back. Im not into drugs or pills more so if there wasnt any further tests done other that a quick 3 minute questionaire that could have longer side effects on me. And to finish it on a follow up i never heard from him again instead the NP. Wont be going back.

Trying to get referrals from this office is extremely difficult. One calls numerous times and…read morenothing gets done. They are either incompetent or just plain lazy.

Went in for knee replacement in April. Once back in my room after surgery, everyone from nursing…read morestaff to rehabilitation (PT and OT) were amazing. Even the housekeeping team took extra care during Covid to make sure rooms were extra clean. Even the follow up was more than expected

Dr. Andrew Freedman is wonderful, he's very patient, attentive, and takes the time to listen. He is…read moreincredibly knowledgeable, and shares that knowledge, and will always explain everything to me. He truly cares, and he is a true professional. Also, he has a very high level of expertise, and I know I'm in the best care. Also, his team & receptionists are kind, and welcoming. Especially Bridget, she is super kind and helpful! She is always very patient with any questions or appointments, and always makes me feel comfortable. Thank you!!! :)

From the owner: Dr. Andrew Freedman is board-certified in Pulmonary Medicine, Sleep Medicine, Critical Care…read moreMedicine, and Internal Medicine, and has been in practice for over 35 years. * MD degree Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School in 1979 * Medicine Residency-University Hospital affiliated program, Newark, NJ * Chief Resident, Medicine-Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. * Pulmonary Fellowship-Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania * Pulmonary Research Fellowship-Robert Wood Johnson University

Went to Carbon health about a month ago for a UTI received a prescription started taking. It didn't…read morefeel better within three days called back to speak w/ someone, spoke to receptionist who was going to give the message to the doctor to perhaps have my prescription increased never heard back from them. Eventually felt better. Then I receive a text saying that my bill is past due. I contacted them again. My bill is not past due. There is no bill but when I do have a bill, it will not be mailed to my home it will be sent only via email and if you don't deal with emails, then it's up to you to keep following up with them to find out if there is anything outstanding I will NEVER visit carbon again.

I am now receiving emails saying they are bankrupt. Looking at previous reviews, I see they seemed…read moreto truly care and responded to each one. Now it doesnt seem like they have the time of day any more. Very sad. I have not been back since I made my first review. There's a lot better options around. Its very unfortunate. This place used to be awesome

Dr. Sherrow has a lot of experience and a lot of associates/ colleagues within all practices in the…read moremedical industry. Just recently he had referred my mother to one of the top surgeons in New Jersey, who has a great deal of respect for him. As a great doctor would be respected. He cuts to the chase with no B.S tells it how it is, and will always have a resolution to resolve the reality. I've also noticed that he prioritizes people's condition and if attention is needed immediately he will get them in ASAP. Over an appointment scheduled with someone that has a splinter. To me, that shows a person who truly cares about his work and not about the almighty dollar. I'm not one to judge if he has thin or thick toilet paper for patients in the bathroom so if you truly want a positive outcome regarding medical results or even a good referral he is your guy.

Horrible experience with this doctor. PETTY, UNHYGIENIC AND UNPROFESSIONAL. Office and Dr are…read moreUNHYGIENIC. Office is filthy: dust all over: patients' files strewn all over the floor.(HIPAA?) Doctor kept coughing into his hands (not the crook of the arm as we were taught since childhood) and continued examination without washing those hands! Office has no drinking water .I needed to take medication: Dr says. "We don't have cups" and gave me a urine specimen cup. Water dispenser doesn't work due to no filter (machine is flashing this but doctor says that's not the problem,) Dr extremely petty and seems more concerned with his 20 dollar copay than his patient's health. Dr took an extra sixty cents ,(without disclosing) on my twenty dollar copay because I used a debit card( Just like my gas station). VERY PROFESSIONAL??! A petty man with a medical degree and no shame. I would stay away!!!!

Dr. Kwee is kind, gentle and thorough. I have been using her as my Dermotologist for the last 10…read moreyears. She is a true professional.

This review is solely for my experience at the hospital with a hiring event being held here…read more The exterior and interior of the hospital is gorgeous! They have a large parking lot that seems to fill up so although I lucked up and was able to get a good spot, I can see at times it may not be as easy to do so. The security guard at the entrance of the hospital was so pleasant yet thorough. I wish I would've gotten his name because he was just that good and deserves kudos (middle aged tall brown skinned man) . He spoke to everyone who entered, walked them through the process for entry, re-checked numerous bags and did all with a smile. The hiring event was towards the back of the main floor and was very organized. The Penn Med staff hosting the event were all very friendly and informative and I was able to make a few key connections I can work with and hopefully build a partnership with for the sake of employing Medical Assisting graduates .

Surgery ain't fun but the Penn Medicine Medical Center in Princeton makes your date with the knife…read moreas painless as a handful of Oxycodone. I'm obviously kidding but the enrire process from admission through discharge was as seamless and transparent as humanly possible at the intersection of Big Medicine, Big Pharma and Big Legal. Compassion and understanding reined no matter how many questions or concerns were raised. The nursing staff was uniformly excellent as was the pre-procedure parade of doctors and technicians. Like I said, it ain't a weekend in Vegas but all things considered, it probably cost less. Five easy scalpels.