Dr. Jacobson is a gentle and intelligent neurologist who takes her time to listen about your…read moreconcerns. She is thorough in her exams and discusses treatment plans. After having serious head and neck injuries from an MVA, she was helpful in guiding me through treatments to improve my condition. I am thankful for her expertise in her area, as well as her being an approachable and trustworthy medical professional. The only negative is with Temple communication, which is terrible.

I've been dealing with migraines for 20 years, but recently they'd become worse. My primary care…read morecouldn't deal with them, so he sent me to Dr. Capozzoli. Let me just say, Dr. C is an old-fashioned kind of doctor. He didn't have a nurse to assist him, he actually comes out to the waiting room to get his own patients. He doesn't take credit cards, only cash or check. He took vital signs himself. As a nurse myself, I can assure you that this is a rare find. Really. He actually took the time to talk AND listen to me, gave me some samples of medication, and ordered a MRI. I really did get the impression that he cared about the outcome, not that I was just another insurance claim for him to file. If you need a neurologist who actually has a personality and isn't bogged down in corporate medicine, this is your guy!

Awesome concern for the wellness of his patients. Each visit has proven to be both thorough and…read moreinformative.

I've been receiving pain management care @ the EHT office for over a year now... the office staff…read moreis accommodating... even calling me to tell me that I needed a new referral... which I've never experienced before!! Wait time is minimal. I've been under the care of Dr Peter Pryzbykowski n Erin Intessimoni NP... both r wonderful!! Erin listens to my concerns... I NEVER feel rushed... n she takes the time to explain everything to me in layman's terms so I'm able to follow n understand... which is a wonderful thing! Highly recommend this office!

Great with helping relieve some to must of my pain. Dr E so wonderful with taking care of your…read moreback, and neck pain.

I can not begin to tell you how grateful I am for Dr. Scopelliti and his fabulous team manager…read moreDebbie. My father was recommended by his primary physician to see a neurologist due to the unusual appearance of his hand. I happened to be visiting for the week, and it was very frustrating for me that every office he was referred to did not have any appointments for two months. I spoke to his chiropractor, who is a family friend, and he stressed the fact that waiting two months was not acceptable. My father is hard of hearing, and not really savvy on social media. Since YELP is my go to for everything, I decided to research other offices and see if I could find him an appointment much sooner. Being in the dental industry, it is very important for me to read credentials and reviews from patients. I was very impressed with Dr. Scopelliti's back ground, so with fingers crossed, I made the call. Ladies and gentlemen, I felt like I was reaching out to an old friend. Debbie was so kind and understanding! Having an aging parent can be very challenging, but she was very patient as my dad chimed in his two cents from the background. She was able to get my father an appointment in four days. We chatted for a bit about what it is like to be a patient provider. She told me about the doctor, and the one on one experience he provides. I sent her dad's insurance information, and she was kind enough to reach out within the hour to explain about his patient portion. I was really looking forward to meeting the team, but circumstances came up and I sent my mom. I wanted her to be able to understand what the Dr. was diagnosing, and due to HIPPA regulations, I wanted her to be able to have future discussions if need be. When they came home, Dad gave rave reviews about Dr. S. He treated him for a full hour, had strict Covid guidelines, and dad had a better understanding about what was happening to his body. I am so very thankful for these people. In this time of uncertainty, you think the worst outcome possible. Dad was convinced he had one foot in the grave, and was discussing his burial wishes. I told him only the good die young, and he has plenty of years left! We have a little work to do to get him on the mend, but thanks to Dr. S and his extremely thorough exam....there will be many more visits with my family. If you are looking for a knowledge neurologist, look no further. This practice went above and beyond! Heartfelt thanks to both Debbie and Dr. Scopelliti! Beth Soncrant

From the owner: Dr. Scopelliti is a Fellow of the American College of Functional Neurology, (ACFN), a Fellow of the…read moreAmerican Board of Vestibular Rehabilitation and Fellowship Trained in Traumatic Brain Injury, (TBI) and Concussion. Fellowship Boards are Fully Accredited by the National Commission for Certification Agencies (NCCA) and the Accreditation Body of the National Organization for Competency Assurance (NOCA). NCCA's Standards Exceed the Requirements Set Forth by the American Psychological Association a

I had my first visit with Dr. Scopelliti this week and did not know what to expect. Dr. Scopelliti…read moreis very engaging and took the time to listen to me and my concerns. The reason for my visit was for spasms in both my legs, ankles and feet. I spent an hour with Dr. Scopelliti and he did countless tests to discover issues that I had and some I did not know I had , balance being one of them. He gave me a few exercises to do a few times a day and I go back for a follow-up in a few weeks. I highly recommend Dr. Scopelliti!

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I had a TBI three years ago due to a fall and have been truly blessed to have Dr Mangeshkumar for…read moremy neurologist, He is very knowledgeable about all aspects of my injury and recovery. I have never had a doctor who expressed so much compassion and understanding about the issues I faced through this long journey of recovery. He has always been thorough. always took time to listen and then always addressed the problems. His encouragement and empathy has gotten me through this rollercoaster ride of healing. His staff were very professional, helpful and very kind. Sadly today was my last appointment with him as we are moving out of state. I am certain that I will not find a new neurologist that will begin to "fill his shoes"!!!!!!!!!!! There are not enough words to express my gratitude. Without his expertise I may not have been able to write this.

I have a love/hate thing going on with this place. Sometimes I leave feeling like I understand the…read moreinformation that was conveyed to me and am comfortable in my condition, other times I've left confused and trying to get my questions answered only led to additional frustration and misunderstanding. One thing I will say is that I do like the doctor. He is well respected and educated in his field, and I think he's a nice guy. HOWEVER sometimes I get the feeling that he's confusing me with another patient. One visit I'm left believing I'm ok and have nothing to be concerned about, then come back for a follow up and leave under the impression that I have some serious condition. In the many years I've been a patient at this practice I still only have a label of being "suspect" of a condition and not actually having it. While I do support the doctors decision to not officially diagnosis me until he is absolutely sure as this condition is elusive as far as a clear cut diagnosis, it does leave me stressed. Other medical professionals who know my "label" don't agree with this and feel I either have this condition or I don't, which again causes me a lot of undue stress. I will say that this is the kind of place doesn't like to give results for anything over the phone. Expect to get a test done then wait up to three months for your appointment for results. This is very typical, however for me and my condition, one result could lead to another test so I've been very proactive in calling and trying to get results. They do not like to do this with good reason. What was relayed to me by a nurse was the complete opposite of what the result actually was when I did get in to see the doctor and when I brought it to their attention there wasn't any real ownership of their fault and I was made to feel like I made the mistake. For a new patient going in I would advise you to make sure you ask specifically to schedule with the doctor. Many of times I went in thinking I was seeing the doctor himself only to have been scheduled with the nurse practitioner. In my case my specialist co pay is expensive, and for me to pay it then I want to see any actual doctor. The nurse practitioner I felt had a odd personality and didn't have proper reaction. That's the only way I can explain how I felt visiting with her. Maybe it's just that our personalities clash. I don't know but I don't want to see her again, ever.