The Good: Had a good experience with another Advocare office, so we choose this one when we moved…read morebecause it is a convenient location in Haddonfield with good parking. There is a small front lot and a larger rear lot. They also take a wide variety of insurance compared to other locations. The Bad: 15-20mins wait in waiting room after your appointment time, then 15-20mins wait in the exam room for 5-10min face time with a doctor or PA is usual. The worst: The scheduling process is a joke at times. Happens with well visits/routine vaccinations/flu shots appointment, when you arrive, they say it's a later time that day or some other day. Happened 3-4times in the last 5yrs. Really frustrating because we put the appointment in our phone as soon as we make them. Conclusion: Not all Advocare offices are equal. Skip this one if you value your time.

Amazing doctors and nurses who care about patients health and mental health. Everyone is nice and…read morehas a great attitude Dr.Mulligan is absolutely the best!

On May 17th, I was transported via ambulance to Marlton Virtua Hospital. Jeremiah and Morgan were…read morethe EMTS or Paramedics. I was not well so I am not sure their title . They were terrific. I was scared and sick. When they came to my house,my pup was barking with all the visitors. They didn't blink and he is a big guy. By the time they got me in the ambulance, they had calmed Wilson too. The thing is, they didn't just transport me and dump me off t the hospital. They stayed with me till the Emergency Nurse came to take over. This helped. It's hard to be alone when you are not well.. I appreciated their care and kindness. Then the RN, I think Tiara? Began her professional attentive care calmed me. When you can't breath it creates fear and she was quick to give me care. Jade was already waiting to do a chest x-ray and was as kind as could be. They don't want you to drink anything, when you first arrive till they determine your care. But when you are struggling to breathe you become very uncomfortably dry. My Nurse gave me a sponge wipe for my lips. It sounds small but it so was not. Dr. Sing was terrific and efficient. Answered my questions and admitted me to the hospital. I was eligible for hospital at home because I am a senior . An excellent choice. I had been in this program before. I have asthma that can get out of control and they have been able to stabilize me before. The care you can get at home without being in the hospital is a big plus. A virtual doctor visit every day and 2 RN visits give you the support that you need without the trauma of being hospitalized. The Doctors were fantastic. I can't remember all their names but I do remember a Dr Leu and Dr Malek. There were 2 others and I am sorry I cant remember their names. The Doctors did not just give me medical directives, they partnered with me and planned with me. Very noble. Thank you. My Nurses, Christine, Michael, Joe, Sarah and Emily, all very thorough and compassionate. Even the couriers who delivered needed medicine, equipment and even food were prompt friendly and professional. I am feeling better and those partners are the reason why. Wilson Cheese made a bunch new friends. It's nice when the folks are caring for you, accept and understand your extended family. Thanks to you all.

From doing intake to having lab work done, I have continually been impressed with the service I…read morehave been shown. On this particular time, I had bloodwork done on two separate occasions I had the privilege of having Bryanna being the phlebotomist and she was absolutely amazing and such a caring person. Her demeanor was great and I am so thankful I am a Virtua patient via my doctors and any healthcare I may need.

I received great help here from everyone and all had smiles. Went there with a bad case of poison…read moreivy and was in and out in a hour about. No problems with medication or insurance. Thank you again!

Been going to this place for years never had any issues complaints that's why I went today never…read moreexpecting the experience I had which was an utter outrage. So the nurse or whoever talks to you in beginning right before dr comes in shouldn't be working anymore she literally asked me at least 5 times in a row are you allergic to anything which between her which was already too much and the dr I was extremely angry. Then I'm telling you never experienced anything like this she says so you do drugs but the way she was with that hard to explain how it made me feel so I was literally about to be like you know what you got me at that point just to be a smart ass yes I take every thing there is just before I came in I put up my butt like what is wrong with you lady who does what you do and if you do this with everyone how hasn't anyone complained she was old probably way past retirement age but come on needless to say that experience was so horrendous I will definitely not be going back after all these years. They either need to have a talk with that lady or tell her she needs to retire or let her go. I had my whole evening planned but after that experience I was done for the night so did nothing got nothing done ruined whole night never expected that's why I went when I did went by previous experience.

Probably the worst experience ever. Waited SEVEN hours in the eye emergency room. Only to be told…read morethey don't have the proper cornea bandage lens to replace for my eye and they didn't have a cornea doctor look at my eye. What a disgrace to make a patient wait this long. Unless your eyeball is hanging out, I'd avoid this place at all cost and just go to Penn ER since they are connected to Scheie.

Staff very friendly and overall had a good experience. However when told to be there at 6:30AM,…read morethey should clearly state that the doors will not open for check in until 6:30. I took and Uber and we arrived around 6:15. No cars in lot but lights on and saw a couple people walking around. The entrance doors were locked so we tapped on the window to let them know we were outside and was told "We don't open until 6:30". It was 22 degrees out and the wife and I stood at the front door, in the cold, until exactly 6:30 when the doors were opened. The lobby was empty and there was also a secured foyer that was also empty but we were not allowed in from the cold until exactly 6:30. Suggestion: When telling the patient to arrive at 6:30, tell them that the doors will not be open until 6:30 so don't be early.

I went in for a finger that needed care from a deep cut in my finger caused by a dog bite. It was…read morenear closing time and I was seen immediately and received excellent care from Pat and Juanita. They did not rush me out and were very thorough in their explanation for follow up care after flushing the finger and stitching it. They even gave me the band aids I would need to use and the antibiotic ointment plus called in a prescription for augmentin. I was also given a tetanus shot. I highly recommend this clinic for any urgent care needs.

Hello! A few weeks ago, I sustained a deep cut on my finger and determined it required stitches. I…read morearrived at AtlantiCare Urgent Care on Route 73 in Berlin, NJ around 7:20, just 40 minutes prior to closing. Quite frankly, I felt badly about the late arrival because I was aware that between intake, cleaning/irrigating the wound, having X-rays to determine if shards of glass remained in my finger and stitching the cut would result in a late departure for the staff. From the moment I approached the reception/in-take desk, to being treated by the medical assistant, I believe her name was Jennifer, to having X-rays taken and read and finally being evaluated and stitched by NP Laurel, I left the center around 8:40. Every individual whom I encountered welcomed me warmly and professionally, put me at ease, and provided great care. Despite my numerous apologies for keeping them late, all they said was, "I'm so glad you made it here before we closed". The staff at AtlantiCare Urgent Center Berlin, NJ are exemplary. Thank you so much for the highly competent, professional and kind service. Respectfully, Joanie Walsh.