I am pleased with their ability to accommodate new patients. One of the few practices in my area…read morethat is still accepting new patients without a significant amount of waiting period. I have been trying to get in with a primary care for the past 4 months now in order to do a physical for my employment. I called this past Friday seeking to come in and I was seen today (2 business days later). It's true from what I've read, small waiting room as It was a packed place when I got to my appointment time however they still saw me on time without having to wait for a while. Office staff was very pleasant to deal with.

They were able to get me in when I called same day for an appointment. I did not have an issue with…read morethe staff. It was a bit crowded in the morning in their waiting room but otherwise I was seen within 15 minutes of doing my paperwork and I am pleased to have found this. I wish the waiting room was bigger. Other than that, no complaints. Doctor was attentive to my problems, took their time to let me express what I wanted to address. I am glad I was referred here by my friend at work. I will refer others. Thank you for seeing me on the same day I called for an appointment.

Professional, caring. Spends time with you. Asks questions. Dr. Mathew is great. Office staff…read moreefficient and welcoming.

My husband has cardiovascular disease. When we moved to the area several years ago, we had concerns…read moreabout changing doctors. We were grateful to find Dr. Zimmerman. She is not only an excellent internist but also a skilled diagnostician. Knowing she responds to our calls, even during off hours, gives us peace of mind. We're also grateful to Michele, the office manager. My husband has a fear of needles, and when he goes into the office for his lab work, Michele makes him feel as comfortable as possible. We highly recommend Dr. Zimmerman's practice. No matter the illness, our family is pleased with her care.

From the owner: Gail Zimmerman, MD, provides comprehensive health and wellness care to men, women, and adolescents…read moreat her private practice in Bay Head, New Jersey. As a board-certified internist, Dr. Zimmerman focuses on the prevention and treatment of all types of diseases.  Dr. Zimmerman graduated Phi Beta Kapa with her bachelor's degree from Albany State University in New York and her Master of Social Work from Adelphi University, also in New York. She completed her internal medicine residency at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. She went on to complete her medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and solely focused on averting, diagnosing, and treating complex health problems. Dr. Zimmerman is a member of the American College of Physicians, the New Jersey Chapter of ACP, and the North American Menopause Society. Dr. Zimmerman incorporates years of experience with the personal touch of a hometown doctor to ensure her patients receive quality individualized care. She doesn't rush through appointments. Instead, Dr. Zimmerman takes the time to listen to her patients' needs and concerns. She considers herself a health partner and guides her patients through the web of sometimes contradictory medical opinions so they can make informed decisions about their health...

I was a patient of this doctor for many years. After one disagreement with him and his staff…read morenurse, he sent me a certified letter saying he was dropping me as a patient due to incompatibility. We had a problem over the medication for my diabetics. We had a discussion and he gave me options. I told him what I preferred to do. He prescribe the medication and when i had already paid for it, I found out it was not what we discussed. He had his staff person call and she told me to just take this one and you can discuss it with him in 3 months during my next visit. I told her I was disappointed that he had not done what we discussed and ended the phone call. She tried to call back and I did not take the call. I was upset and thought it better i cool down before discussion it. When it was time for my next appoint 3 months later, I got a certified letter to say I was not longer a patient and I did not even get the results of the blood work I had done for that visit. Now I am looking for a new doctor. This was an unprofessional and childish way to handle a disagreement.

Very caring and compassionate medical care. I am very impressed with the knowledge and services…read morereceived here for the past two years and highly recommend using them!

Love this place so much. They actually care about you as a patient & don't just try to shove pills…read moredown your throat to treat symptoms & rush you out the door.

Dr. Carson is an excellent primary care doctor with a personable, caring manner. He has been my…read moredoctor for 20+ years and I now see him at his own concierge practice, which certainly is a more relaxed setting where much can be discussed and accomplished during a visit. The unrushed atmosphere is wonderful, and the staff superb. Dr. Carson is highly knowledgeable and up-to-date on the latest meds, conditions, procedures, diagnostics, etc., and readily shares how he determines appropriate treatment. He welcomes patient questions and input. I particularly appreciate that he isn't an alarmist and works with the patient to figure out the optimal approach to address a medical issue. Based on my experience, I wholeheartedly recommend him to others.

I Have been a patient of Dr. Nishi Sahay for over ten years. She is positively the very best…read moreInternist a person could hope for. She spends time to get to know you and when you leave there is a feeling of "someone cares" that is with you. Her office is usually full which I recommend to be a patient person because everyone gets the same great exam as you will. Currently she is not accepting new patients which I suspect is because she does not wish to cut her time away from the patients she already has. Her Staff is cordial and always knows who I am and very efficient. For new patients there is a NP that I have not met but if she works with Dr. Sahay you know she is a caring person with great skill.

I was forced onto Medicaid two years ago. I saw Dr. Moshkovitch until he "retired". I was assigned…read moreto Kathy Powers NPRN and have receive the best care ever since. Unlike her predecessor, she took the time to know me and the status of my current physical condition. She referred me to a surgeon who performed a procedure that had a positive life-altering impact on me. Be prepared to wait because she spends time with her patients...which is a good thing and rare these days. You don't get treated like cattle there. It is a low-budget operation though. Frequently the computers are running slow, but the exam rooms are kept neat and clean. I only have two complaints: 1. It's too hot in the waiting room 2. Some of the other patients arrive with very bad body odor and/or reeking of smoke Don't come here looking for pain pill prescriptions. They won't put up with your shit! They no longer take NEW NJ Family Care patients.

All calls go through an offshore call center in India. Their sole purpose is setting appointments,…read moreand keeping you from talking to someone in the office. At times when I had a question about my care, I have resorted to sending snail mail.

Worst medical experience I've ever had…read more I went to Pronto Medical on Fisher Blvd for an annual physical and a referral for an MRI due to a known meniscus tear. Dr. Joyce never examined my knee at all--only checked my vitals. He was dismissive and made an inappropriate and medically inaccurate comment. Despite being in extreme pain and significant inflammation, I was not offered crutches, a brace, pain relief, or even basic guidance--not even Tylenol or ibuprofen. The front desk staff was equally unprofessional. I was given confusing paperwork, no clear explanation of where my MRI was scheduled, then accused of being "nasty" when I asked for clarification. I left frustrated, confused, and still in severe pain. Three weeks later, when I finally went for my MRI, I was informed that Dr. Joyce's office acknowledged the initial call and stated the referral would be faxed, but it was never sent and all subsequent calls were ignored. The imaging center attempted to contact the office multiple times, and my MRI had to be canceled and rescheduled, delaying my care by weeks. Because of these failures, I went over a month and a half with a bucket-handle meniscus tear, enduring unnecessary pain and delayed treatment. Dismissive provider, rude staff, and serious administrative breakdowns. I would not recommend this office to anyone. Cris Rodriguez