Great old-timey doctor (hope he doesn't take offense to that) who actually listens. Sorry I moved…read moreaway from there because I'm going to have to find someone like him and I don't think it's that easy any more.

I started to see Dr. Kaladas in January 2009 after years of feeling ill with no help from my…read moreprevious family doctor. Dr. Kaladas gave me a thorough physical and sent me for blood work. Because of him I learned why I had been feeling so ill for all of those years. I had severe deficiencies with my Vitamin D and Iron. He got me on prescription Vitamin D and Iron and even called me on the phone to see how I was doing with the medication. Dr. Kaladas called for follow up blood work to monitor my progress. I'm happy to report that I've been feeling so much better in the short 4 months that I've been under Dr. Kaladas' care. My family has noticed that I have more energy. My Vitamin D and Iron levels have improved. I recommend this doctor. The only thing that I wish is for Dr. Kaladas to be affiliated with more than just one hospital (Somerset Medical Center). UPDATE: *Dr. Kaladas is now affiliated with Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. *Office Hours extended from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm (Monday through Friday *Saturday hours from 8:00 am - 12:00 Noon. https://urgentmed.portalforpatients.com/portal/Office+Hours+and+Contact+Info/default.aspx

Oof, where to begin? How about THEY ALMOST TRIPLE OVERDOSED MY SON?! Made an appointment early this…read morepast Tuesday morning for 9:40am for him to be seen. They seemed to be moving patients quickly, so I was optimistic. They called us in at 10:04am--not terrible, BUT a doctor didn't appear in our room until almost 10:30. At this point, my 2yo is getting aggravated from sitting so long, and I actually had to stick my head out and ask when the doctor would be coming in. 5 minutes later he appears and I explain why we're here. He was nice and attentive, I will say that, BUT my son was playing on his iPad and started taking pics and videos while I was talking. I guess he excitedly showed the doctor and the doctor reaches out (what I assumed was say "cool" or whatever) and instead goes "that's illegal" and quickly deleted it. Umm buddy, he's 2, you can't seriously think he's trying to set you up. I found that SUPER AWKWARD, especially when I was sitting right there and would have gladly deleted it. Moving on, the doctor leaves to "go check the appropriate dose" of what he wants to prescribe and we wait 10 more minutes before the nurse comes back with the printout that says they submitted the e prescription at 10:54am and we are free to go. By time we're back at the car, it's after 11am, and as if that wasn't bad enough, we get to the pharmacy 20 minutes later and they have no record (which was odd as every other doctors go right through), but I said no prob I'll come back later. I circle back around 2pm and again no record. They check a little further until the pharmacist overhears and comes up to tell me SHE LEFT A VOICEMAIL FOR THE DR BECAUSE THE MED HE PRESCRIBED CAN A) BE BOUGHT OVER THE COUNTER but B) IS ONLY SUPPOSED TO BE GIVEN 1x A DAY, YET HIS SCRIPT SAID EVERY 6 HOURS FOR FIVE DAYS. She was legit concerned "he'd OD the patient" HER EXACT WORDS!!! MY 2yo SON! In short, don't waste your time. That place is a HOT mess, with no decorum. Also, the manager finally reached today, TWO days later, because they kept leaving me voicemails and texts asking for reviews, so I finally called back and went off how it's been two days, my son was still uncomfortable, no meds, I had to make a second appointment at his actual pediatrician (which is farther way), oh AND, these folks had the nerve to still charge me a copay. And of course, when the manager called she blamed it all on the pharmacist, even though she acknowledged that her provider was the one who wrote the script out wrong. In short, if you care about your loved ones, this place is DANGEROUS. Avoid at all costs!! Would give zero stars if I could.

Went in for a physical and it was super quick and easy! Highly recommend this urgent care.read more

Place is fine, seemed efficient. I'm having trouble with the medications prescribed to me by the…read morenurse practitioner. (Note - physician is there only on Wednesdays, other days you get a NP or PA). I went with a cold, runny nose, and cough, which had lasted 4 days, and had a fever of 101.5 (per their thermometer, I did not feel feverish in the least, nor did I look it). Anyway, prescription was for CEFDINIR 300 mg (antibiotic) for 7 days, Benzonatate 100 mg (for cough. I asked why not Robitussin or DayQuil/NyQuil but she couldn't provide a reason), Desloratadine 5mg (for seasonal allergies, which I have never had in my life and which I wasn't even asked about), and Fluticasone Propionate (Nasal spray, which is a corticosteroid). My copay to the prescriptions - almost $60. (The last 2 were $25 each) I talked to the pharmacist and decided to not pick those 2 up. I'm no doctor but I didn't want to take medication for something I don't even have (seasonal allergies) nor a steroid. Seemed massive overkill to me. But here is the kicker - please Google CEFDINIR. The reviews are abysmal, overall rating 2.0, some much lower, and user after user describe their horror stories of awful side effects that persisted for months. Luckily, I read them before taking the first dose. I'm going to stay miles away and will see my primary on Monday - only went here coz it was the weekend. So Nurse Practitioner Maria, you're a very nice person but please explain why you prescribed CEFDINIR with its horrendous reviews (are you not aware of its side-effects and rating?) when perfectly good antibiotics that have been used for 50, 60 years are available? And why did you prescribe an antihistamine and a super expensive nasal spray when perfectly good ones are available off the shelf? And oh - the nurse who took my vitals, very nice young woman, could neither read nor pronounce the names of the regular medications I am on on a daily basis - she struggled and I said the names for her. I wish I had stayed at home and continued with Tylenol and DayQuil instead of wasting $45 on the clinic co-pay. Needless to say, I wouldn't be going there again.

Giving two stars, solely because the doctor was awesome with my son, otherwise, I was not…read moreimpressed. Have been going here, myself, for random illnesses since they opened. Over time, service has gotten slower and slower, especially post-Covid. Anyways, I made an appointment at 8am yesterday, for 1:58pm to take my 2yo in for extreme congestion, and a suspected ear infection. Website said to arrive 10-15min early, yet as I pulled out my driveway at 1:45pm (4 min drive), I got a text saying they were 16 min behind (new appointment time: 2:13) Annoying, but no big deal. I get there and ask to wait in the car since my kid is little and I don't want him exposed to more than he needs to be. Front desk lady says ok and we'll message you when time. I go back to the car and wait until 230pm. At this point, we are 32 min past my original appointment time. As an adult, I'd be annoyed, but I'd deal, however, my 2yo son has skipped nap to be seen and is crying, so I go back inside. Nurse happens to be up front and is NOT happy I'm asking and makes that VERY clear. She even made a point to tell me "This is an Urgent Care" as if I had no idea. (It's important to note, this was midday and the place was practically empty). Anyways, we're finally seen around 240pm and Dr. Scherb was great. My son was very comfortable with her and loved her. Whatever she prescribed worked great, and now, only 24hrs later, he's on the mend. Just wish the support staff were a little more friendly and understanding. I don't want preferential treatment, but I'd think a screaming 2yo, half hour past his appointment time, isn't a reason to give an attitude. Just saying.

Doctor is great but his billing process is horrible. As well as staff. Received a bill a year after…read moreseeing him and expected full payment up front. He did not send any claims to insurance until 6 months after my last appointment. I send checks on monthly basis and they don't get cashed until a month and a half later. But call to ask where my payments are. ?????? I will never go back

Kind, understanding doctor. First one who has helped my back pain. He takes the time to listen.read more

First time visit…read more Walked in at 3:30 pm on a Tuesday Friendly and helpful staff Dr. Salvo was terrific, answered all my questions Very professional practice Highly recommend

TERRIBLE experience! I only gave it one star because a "Zero Star" was not available. After…read moreinitially providing a good review, I take it back.... Came into this location on Pierce Street, (was pretty shocked to see the amount charged but thought ok, I need medical attention and am between a rock and a hard place) so I was diagnosed and a script was provided. After a 10 day RX script was consumed, the condition did not get better, but worse. When the Urgent Care was notified about the condition, (and I suggested to provide them with photos of the infection- they did NOT want it) I also had a discussion with the receptionist and requested a more efficient medication. THEY DID NOT WANT TO ACCOMODATE THE NEEDS OF THE PATIENT BUT WERE CONCERNED ABOUT CHARGING MORE MONEY FOR A RETURN TO THE OFFICE BY GIVING AN EXCUSE THAT THE DR. KILO JOYCE ( WHO WROTE THE SCRIPT) WAS NOT IN and someone else will see me. (for an extra charge ) When they were confronted with a question of "When will Dr Kilo Joyce" be in.... the answer was "we don't know"!!!!!! For Christ sake I was just in the office, the meds didn't work, and I only wanted a different script or something that can work. I can go on and on but why beat a dead horse. STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!! THEY ARE UNPROFEESIONAL AND COULD CARE LESS ABOUT TREATING PATIENTS, ONLY TO FILL THEIR POCKETS!!!!

in August of 2024, I completed 28 sessions for Breast Cancer. The reason for choosing proton…read moretherapy vs. regular radiation was saving my left lung and heart by targeting only the designated areas with pinpoint accuracy. In six months after the end of the treatment I developed radiation-induced lung injury (RILI), which is getting worse now (March 2026). During the follow ups, my Procure Dr. Jae Y. Lee kept telling me that it could not happen from the treatment. However, my pulmonologist from Hackensack Medical Center and my oncologist from Sloan Kettering Cancer Center are absolutely sure that my radiation-induced lung injury is caused by the radiation.

I completed 44 sessions in mid-July for Prostate Cancer and had no fatigue and little side effects…read morethroughout enabling me to continue working out three days a week and walking 3.5-4.5 miles a day. My PSA went from 15.9 to 4.6 and I am looking forward to continued healing under the supervision of Dr. Soffen. There is no doubt that I made the right choice by going to ProCure and I pray many more will be blessed by doing the same.