Have always had great care here, for me any my family, that being said, I called 3 times today and…read moreemailed the office to make an appointment for my son who has been sick, not one call returned or the email. I know doctors offices can be busy but I would like to think that I would get at least a call back or an email response telling me that or that I will receive a call after hours. I got nothing. Time to find a new practice

I had an appointment with NP Angela Beauchamp and she was wonderful. The office was easy to get to…read moreand had a lot of parking. My appointment started exactly when it was supposed to start, not a minute later. I did wait about 15 minutes between the nurse and the nurse practitioner, but since my appointment started right on time I can't complain! Angela has really great bedside manner. She was kind & easy to talk to, concise with her questions about health history, and was great at answering my questions. I highly recommend!

Dr. Eisenstat has been my family doctor for the last 15 years. I used to live right down the street…read morefrom his office. Now that I'm an hour away, I still drive down there just to see him and do a physical. Unfortunately, the word is out, getting a general appointment with him can take months. Getting a physical would take almost a year (which coincides with the insurance's allowance anyway). However, if you have an emergency though, he will see you right away.

Caring, smart and accurate!!! Dr. Eisenstat and his partner, Dr. Gary Kerschner, are the best…read morearound. I have so much trust in both of them, and am so grateful for their wise counsel and on-the-money care. If you live near Union, NJ, you cannot go wrong with either Dr. Eisenstat or Dr. Kerschner. (Not that they need more patients...!!!)

I was a patient of Dr. Russo's for over 20 years. He had the best nurse practitioners, but they all…read moreleft him. The 2 times I saw him, he had absolutely no bedside manner. I recently had a issue with a cancelation of my appointment after waiting for 5 months. When I got upset about them wanting me to wait until August for another appointment, I received a call from the office manager. Although she did try to accommodate me, all she did was belittle me and try to make me feel subhuman. To add insult to injury, today, I received a letter from his office stating that I was "inappropriate" with his office staff. I asked the doctor to call me to discuss his manager's attitude toward me, before he sent the letter. I still have not heard from him. Do not waste your time with this guy. It's not worth your time and aggravation to deal with people who treat you like crap.

my name is yelitza Rodríguez my husband look for a doctor for my pregnancyand I could say I had…read morenever been to a office that care so much about the patient . Dr. Russo was so helpful and not only him but they have a lady by the named Michelle She goes above and beyond she does her work with so much passion like she was the doctor or like they are their family member thatis how she assist the patient . All the staff are awesome they answer any questions with a smile and always willing to help you.it makes you fill very comfortable going to a doctor like him.I recommend any woman who's gonna have a baby go to Dr. Russo believe to me him and the staff are the best doctor office that I have been to.

Dr. Gudz is the most wonderful and sensitive doctor, she is an excellent diagnostician and is…read moredistinguished by her professionalism and kind attitude towards patients, she always listens carefully and patiently and shows understanding, she will always help with advice and find kind words for all patients. How important it is for us to entrust our health to such a doctor who is ready to help in any situation. At the same time, I thank all the staff of this medical office for their responsiveness and attention to patients. Thank you very much for your noble and hard work. , , , . , . . .

Dr. Gudz is my mother's doctor. Not only had she always provided thorough and attentive ongoing…read moremedical management of mom's multiple medical problems, but she proved to be extremely responsive and professional when my mother became very ill. My mother had to call 911 a week following a gallbladder surgery. Dr. Gudz returned to my Saturday night (wouldn't you know it!) call within minutes. She knew exactly who the patients was and she immediately alerted the hospital, the surgeon and my mom's cardiologist. She really assumed the role of the primary care provider in a sense of assembling and guiding the team of specialists needed to take care of my mom. I am very impressed and very grateful

Dr Fernandez is AWESOME!…read more I will say that her office doesn't run "on time" - but once you get in with her, you'll see why. She listens, takes her time, and truly makes you feel like a priority. She's also confident enough to know her "limitations" and has no problem giving referrals to specialists (something I've found a lot of physicians are reluctant to do - or are offended by the request) I can't believe I'm actually drafting a review for a doctor - but she's just THAT awesome.

avoid Dr. Fernandez.I came here based on the one positive review for her. She is flat out rude, she…read moredoesn't have the skills to treat minor issues (she will try to pawn you off to specialist for a runny nose, just so she doesn't need to treat it) her office is unorganized and every time i went the wait was over 1 hour.

I went to Dr. Shah several years ago for major poison ivy. Not only did she help me, but she…read morelistened to other questions that I had and did not rush out of the room. My kids have gone there for school physicals. Never a problem. And, I love the office manager/front desk woman. The fact that you have to wait for your appointment means that the doctors are taking their time with the patients and you're not being super rushed, like another doctor in Union who charges you for just asking a question! I have an appointment for my physical coming up and am looking forward to the visit.

Trying to call for an appointment. Holding for over an hour. I was told of being caller 20th then…read more17th and then 10th and then 3 times I was put back on being caller 20th, 17th and 10th. It is outrages.

First of all I've never seen a doctor who works on a first come first serve basis. This was my…read morefirst experience with the father "Dr Bill" as they called him. I went in because I was coughing and my nose was stuffy, wanted to make sure I didn't have something that needed antibiotics. I go in and one of the first things he asked is when was my last colonoscopy, then when was my last mammogram. He then tells me I have to come back and see his son to have a colonoscopy and writes me script to go across the street to a clinic they work with; I think it's my decision who I see and what procedures are done on my body. Then after telling him I'm hyper sensitive to antihistamines and on medication for cancer treatment, there was a back and forth for about a 1/2 hour where he kept telling me he was prescribing antihistamines for me and I kept telling him no I can't take them. Finally he says he's going to prescribe cough medicine. I go out to the girl at the desk and she says that I owed a $40 copay, I tell her what are you talking about, my insurance doesn't have a copay and I've reached out of pocket max on my insurance, she says there is still a $40 copay for the visit; I repeated I don't have a copay, what the heck are you talking about? She then realized she put the code in wrong. I go to the pharmacy to find out the medicine isn't covered on my insurance and has antihistamines in it! After another 45 minutes at the pharmacy they give me a replacement drug only to read on the paperwork Do Not Operate Machinery or A Car While On; Side Effects Dizziness, Drowsiness, and a Stuffy Nose among 25 other things. I call the office back and was told that they would give me paperwork to take a leave of absence from my job while on the medication, told them no way in hell!

The first question I ask when making a Doctors appointment is, "do you PARTICIPATE with my…read moreinsurance?" NOT, do you take my insurance? Big difference! This office said yes, more than 2 weeks before a colonoscopy that they took Anthem, without checking my plan. Over one week before the procedure I met with Dr. Scott DiGiacomo who also said, "don't worry about insurance". He stated that everyone in his group would be fine including the anethesiologist. Also, I told the office staff several times that I needed a pre-authorization for one anethesia code. They responded, "don't worry". (The office billed my insurance and took a co-pay for this first visit. Also note, that if you do not pay cash for your co-pay, this office tacks on an addition charge.) On the Friday afternoon, before my Tues. procedure, they left me a voicemail. As I was out of town, I did not get the call because I was in a no-cell location. If they had bothered to text me, if they had bothered to email me, or call the emergency contact number, I could have spoke to them. So it wasn't until I was back in town, when my calls came through, (and I had started my prep for the colonoscopy), that I found out by calling them back, that they were not a participant of my insurance. They said I could proceed if I paid 50% of the cost. They also said it was up to the patient to find out if THEY/The Doctors were participants, even though they had plenty of time to check and tell me if there was a problem. I WAS NOT TOLD by the office that I was responsible for pre-approval. Again, I had asked several times about insurance and they stated it was not an issue. I reminded them that they billed my insurance for the first visit. So, how did they NOT know if they were participants or not, and if they did not know what my plan covered, why did they have me pay a co-pay up front?. The office manager back peddled, and stated more than once that they could proceed if I paid 50%. She implied that there was a mis-understanding. A Doctor's office telling patients that they take their insurance when they are not participants is not a mis-understanding. It is unethical. I stated, "but, what about the anethesia group?" She could not respond to this. Patients have insurance for a reason. Paying out of pocket, is not one of those reasons. The office manager also threw out insults on the phone stating that my plan was, "a very small plan" and "you've had this problem before." I don't even know what she met by that, I was a new patient. Anthem BCBS is massive. Now I will have to file a claim with my insurance so the insurance company knows that this Doctor's office took a co-pay without even knowing my coverage. When I receive the EOB for the visit, I'm sure it will show that I owe because the doctor is out of network. I lost 3 days of work because of this, went half way through the prep. Now, to start over again. Dr. Scott, I can send you the bill for my lost wages, prep prescription cost, co-pay, gas and tolls to/from your office. Also, I asked to speak with you, and your office manager said I could not, because you were not available. When did the patient start having to do all the leg work for a procedure. I have called other Colonoscopy offices now to get a new appointment. After telling them what happened at DiGiacomo's office, they all stated that they DO ALL THE LEG WORK, they call the insurance companies, they have to; often 2 weeks in advance to get pre-authorization. So, was this group doing a procedure without pre-authorization? Doesn't add up. This office obviously dropped the ball, wasted my time and money, and are too arrogant to admit they made mistakes. The office manager stated that there "are so many insurance plans," that the patient has to check the doctor's status, they don't have the time. That's just another way of saying that they are lazy, or understaffed, or uneducated when it comes to how insurance works. Or, all of the above. If you are a patient in need of a procedure, find the Doctor who cares enough to take care of all of your needs. You should never have to do any of the heavy lifting. A doctor is only as good as their staff. And, this one failed. In hindsight, I am now grateful that the procedure fell through after speaking with other Colon doctor offices. If they can't handle the basics, I'm glad my health is no longer in their care.

I was referred by my Primary Care Doctor to Dr. Schackman. He is an excellent Board Certified…read moreCardiologist; he gave his full attention to my medical history, questions and concerns. His demeanor is pleasant and kind. Everything for a Cardiac Stress Test is done in the 1 location. Dr. S. also provided the medical clearance needed before I had surgery for BC.

One Aspect of Many that's Refreshing is that you don't go thru that waste of time as a new patient…read morein way of an intake by staff that often not accurate that the Dr doesn't especially look at anyway..It's all get directly to the heart of the matter...Blood Work is done right there..RWJ Affiliated .. ...One Word...Go!

Very nice Doctor's office. Quick, professional, organized. Receptionists and nurses are all very…read moresweet, and Dr. Robert is fantastic! He's a really easygoing guy, great to talk to and clearly loves helping people get well. The office is also very up to date with technology... a lot of doctors it seems are very old school and set in their ways, but CFP seems like they are on the cutting edge. Great seeing you doc, hope I don't see you again soon :)

Makes you feel like you're buying something illegal. Seems super sketchy. But I know a few ppl who…read morehave come here and said good things. I'm giving it a try. We shall see how it works.

Phone line is ALWAYS BUSY. Now Covid you could only see the doctor by appointment. How do you…read moreschedule an appointment when the phone is ALWAYS off the hook. And this was before covid it was always busy. So I'm curious how people is making appointments when you could NEVER get through. I have been calling none stop, right at open time, a minute before they open, all through out the day, right before they close since July 6th. You not going to tell me I wasn't one of the calls that was able to get through the way I been calling. I even went there to make an appointment and was told I had to call. Yea right I bet!!