Very happy with doctor Davis. Very knowledgeable and kind. Just a real person, very down to earth…read moreand thorough also. You wait for an appointment, so plan ahead. Very happy with her.

i am a doctor and had an appointment with Dr Dunn for a consultation . He was the most…read moreprofessional and kind physician that i have ever seen. I would recommend him highly to anyone in need of an endocrinologist.

My experience with Dr. Advani was amazing. She explained all the lab results, and the treatments…read morethat I need to start on based on the lab results. I felt so much confidence when being examined by her, knowing that I am in the best hands. Thank you Dr. Advani

Dr. Advani saved my health and changed my life. I'm so…read moregrateful to be a patient if Dr. Advani. The very first appointment she told me should would heal me from the gut and that's when I knew I had finally met the right doctor! She could tell just by looking at me and what I needs immediately and the blood work came back to prove her right. After seeing two endocrinologists and one gastrointestinal doctor and no answers, I am so happy and thankful that I am under Advani's care. I would highly recommend Dr. Advani you'll be in great hands.

Dr Shifrin is an excellent surgeon! Very skilled, knowledgeable, friendly and thorough. His staff…read moreand those who I came in contact with at the JSMC is fantastic. I was guided every step of the way and made to feel very comfortable. Everyone was very patient with me and kept answering my questions until I understood what was going to happen. Everything explained was exactly what happened. Very minimal scarring - If you ever need thyroid surgery, Dr. Shifrin is the surgeon you want to do it!

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Shifrin and his entire staff. I had a large nodule that…read morewas pushing up against my windpipe and making it difficult to swallow. After my needle biopsy showed a positive reading naturally I was very nervous. I got in to see Dr. Shifrin within a week of the biopsy results to come up with a game plan. I'm on blood thinners so it makes for a complicated case. He did another ultrasound on it to confirm the size and he thought its in my best interest to remove the whole thing instead of half bc if the surgical biopsy came back positive then I would have to go back in and remove the other side. With me being on blood thinners for life it would be dangerous to stop again so that's what we did. Leading up to the day of surgery I kept in contact with Amy C who coordinated all my visits and paperwork. She was awesome! She took all my nervous calls and calmed me down every time. Post surgery I was swelling up pretty good so I reached out to Amy who then connected my with Tara the PA. She got right back to me in between their scheduled surgeries and saw me to look at the swelling. She and Dr. Shifrin both met up with me and did another ultrasound to make sure there was no fluid build up in my neck. After they saw me they went back to their next scheduled surgery. Tara followed up with me for the next couple of days to see how I was doing. The pathology report came in within a week and it was positive for papillary cancer. Tara called me again to go over it and was very compassionate and calmed me down. I just had my 2 week follow up with both Dr. Shifrin and PA Tara Corrigan and they were pleased to tell me that all the cancer was removed and I'm free of it now. My family and I thank everyone there for walking with us through this tough scary journey. If you're shopping around for a thyroid surgeon and happened on this review please take my word and come see them. You wont regret it!

Dr. Birnbaum himself is very intelligent and will explain things in detail, I have been his patient…read morefor almost 9 years. He treats both my hypothyroidism and my type 2 diabetes, helping me choose medication with the least amount of filler or additives, approving any tests i want to do, and he guided me through my pregnancy successfully. He is not pushy, so do your research and ask your own questions - express your concerns, request more tests if you want them. He is the type of endochrinologist who will emphasize sourcing quality food and eating the right amount, under his care i lost 90 lbs with little change to my lifestyle. He is old fashioned but I like it that way.

I am writing this review to help others and to warn others or anyone wanting this Doctor's care. I…read moreformally express my extreme distress and concern regarding the medical care provided to my late husband, who tragically passed away at 51 years old due to cardiac arrest approximately three weeks after his last visit to your office, where my husband was your patient for over 5 years while entrusted to your care, and you failed him. He was a walking time bomb with three blocked coronary arteries at 97%, an enlarged heart, and arteriosclerosis. If you would of been proactive as all diabetic patients are at increased risk of heart disease he would be here today but instead you left me a single Mom with 3 children. I was shocked and deeply disturbed when, during my phone call to you informing you of his death, I asked you why, with Type 2- Diabetes and a family history of heart disease, you did not send my 51-year-old husband to a cardiologist. Your answer, "HE HAD NO SYMPTOMS," SO BASICALLY YOU DON'T BELIEVE IN PREVENTATIVE CARE. Then, to my surprise, despite having his records, they show otherwise. The apparent alteration of medical records to cover up this serious omission is unacceptable and deeply troubling, as it is easy to do since you are not electronic; you still take notes on paper. It is highly concerning that your practice still relies on handwritten notes rather than electronic health records, which allows for record manipulation. I urge you to reflect on the serious consequences your lack of thoroughness has had on my family, and I hope you will consider retiring before any other lives are needlessly endangered. Furthermore, I was also a patient of yours for hyperthyroidism, and during my treatment, you never thoroughly examined my neck for nodules or checked my eyes. This negligence in basic preventative care only reinforces the lack of diligence in your practice, which tragically contributed to my husband's death. Sad but I am not the only one that has said this and knows of you Dr. Birnbaum. I dont write this reveiw lightly but with complete facts behind it SHAME ON YOU how do you life with yourself?

Dr. Apelian is a caring and professional doctor that takes the time to know his patients and advise…read moreon the best treatment. He goes above and beyond for his patients.

I have been coming here to see Dr. John Eck for many years and he has always provided me great…read moremedical service. He is a very knowledgeable man and a great doctor. The practice itself is small, but everyone is welcome and everyone feels like family. You do have to call ahead because Dr. John and all of the doctors here get very busy. When you get to the office, you should expect to wait 15-30 minutes because Dr. John likes to take his time and talk to his patients to make sure they have all the care they need. When you leave the office you will be sure that you were given a full evaluation and that you were well taken care of. I highly recommend this doctor office to anyone. They provide great care and they are all very friendly!

I don't know everyone situation but Dr. Patel has been wonderful controlling my type 2 diabetes…read more Provided samples, explained the endocrine system, and how to change my diet. Very happy with her and her staff.

This was my first time seeking help for my hormones and as I am now in my 40s experiencing many new…read morechanges with myself physically and emotionally, I looked to seek answers to find happiness again. During this initial assessment, I felt very unheard and needed to repeat my symptoms and concerns multiple times. I found some of her comments insulting and prior to leaving the clinic I was provided little information as to what steps to take next. It was personally a disappointing experience for me during a time I was already struggling mentally and physically. It could be she is relatively new to her career but nevertheless, I hope she becomes more empathetic towards her patients. I'm sure she is by no means a bad person but I hope she strives to be a better doctor.

I have been a patient with Linden Medical Group for approximately 15 years and they have never…read moresteered me wrong with there understanding personal and Dr Nowak has given me great treatments and assisted me in getting what ever I need to treat my medical issues. I highly recommend this medical facility.

Dr C The absolute…read moreWORST after caring for my mom in the hospital and the Care One facility he said she is doing better and health wise is fine - old age will make her pass when the time comes - WRONG She was rushed to the hospital on thanksgiving day and all her vitals were bad, ER doctor had to shock her 5 times & put her on life support just to give me time to see her one last time. DR C - WORST doctor ever Go back to medical school or retire before you make any more bad diagnosis

If you do not have a thyroid, are experiencing symptoms, and are hoping to find a physician who…read morewill listen and provide individualized care, this is not the practice for you. You may be told your lab values are "in range" while continuing to experience symptoms that are both real and treatable. After waiting several months, I was finally seen by Dr. Shifrin-Douglas on July 23, 2025. I arrived hopeful, encouraged by her professional background and reputation. The nurse who initially reviewed my history was excellent--kind, attentive, and validating--which made me optimistic going into the visit. Unfortunately, the overall experience with both the physician and the office left me feeling dismissed, unheard, and emotionally exhausted. When patient care is reduced to a rigid focus on lab ranges rather than the whole patient, those with complex medical histories are often failed. For important context, I have lived without a thyroid for 24 years. Over that time, I have learned to recognize the signs of inadequate hormone replacement. When my TSH tripled over the course of a few months, I experienced a sudden and severe worsening of symptoms. I knew my medication dose was no longer appropriate for someone without a thyroid. Despite this clear change and its impact, my concerns were largely disregarded. Although the increase in TSH closely matched the escalation of symptoms, my explanation was dismissed because the value remained technically "within range." My symptoms were instead largely attributed to perimenopause, rather than addressing the possibility of inadequate thyroid replacement. This was especially frustrating given my long history managing this condition. I exercise regularly, follow a non-inflammatory diet, and have taken an active role in my health for decades. I am very attuned to my body and know when something is not right. Still, I left the appointment feeling unheard. I was told to return in six months, which was later reduced to three months after I raised concerns. I was also surprised that Free T3 was not included in the laboratory tests ordered, despite its importance for patients without thyroids. TSH is an inverse marker, and Free T3 often correlates more closely with symptoms in individuals who do not produce thyroid hormone on their own. In an effort to advocate for myself, I sent multiple messages that included peer-reviewed medical literature supporting appropriate dose adjustments for post-thyroidectomy patients. The response was a very small weekly increase, which was insignificant relative to my overall dosage. When I requested further adjustment, I was told to wait several weeks to determine whether the change helped, effectively asking me to continue feeling unwell before reconsideration. The contrast with my current care has been striking. I have since found a physician who listens to symptoms, understands post-thyroidectomy physiology, and made a significantly more appropriate adjustment to my treatment. He emphasized that patients without thyroids often feel best with very low or even below-range TSH, and that Free T3 is an essential value. As a result, I now feel approximately 75% better, which clearly demonstrates the impact of appropriate care. Compounding this experience was the difficulty navigating the office itself. I spent multiple afternoons attempting to switch to another provider within the same practice, only to be told this was not allowed. I was repeatedly advised that I had already received an adjustment and needed to wait. I then spent many days trying to find another endocrinologist who accepted my insurance and was not booking many months out, leaving me without adequate care during that time. I am grateful this chapter is behind me, but the lack of responsiveness and patient-centered care from both the physician and the office staff was deeply disappointing. I understand that healthcare providers are under significant pressure, but patients--especially those with lifelong conditions--are the ones who suffer when care becomes overly rigid. For what it's worth, the office itself is very nice.

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