Specialties
Some of the attributes that we take pride in:
* All office visits are scheduled with a Board Certified Physician
* Expanded office hours including 4 weeknights
* Minimal wait times
* Same day appointments available
* House calls available on request
* Patients are followed in the hospital, subacute care, and nursing home settings
* Most insurances accepted
* Emphasize long-standing relationships between our doctors and patients
* Blood drawing station and most diagnostic tests performed on-site
* Electronic Medical Record System that allows for Optimal Management, Organization and Security
* Complimentary "Get to Know the Doctor" visits available
Affiliations with Valley Hospitals, St. Joseph's Wayne, St. Joseph's Paterson, Chilton Hospital and the Kessler Institute.
History
Established in 2001.
Originally founded as North Haledon Medical in 2001, Allied Medical Associates (AMA) strives to combine the advancements in medicine and technology with the traditional family doctor approach of days gone by. The basis of such a union came about when Dr. Frank G. Saya, who had been practicing traditional family medicine in North Haledon since 1967, met up with Dr. Anthony J. Barravecchio, who is a big advocate of applying cutting edge advancements in the medical profession to primary care.
It was this meeting of generations that formed the model under which AMA practices. Today, AMA utilizes all the most modern advancements available in medicine, while firmly remaining grounded in its roots as a traditional family practice.
Meet the Business Owner: Dr. Barravecchio B.
Dr. Anthony J. Barravecchio
DP-Barrav-LGDr. Barravecchio knew by the age of twelve that his "calling" in life was to be a doctor. Having survived a near fatal car accident while riding his bicycle, he was thrust into the medical community at an early age. He was forced to spend most of the summer of his twelfth birthday in hospitals and doctors offices. He was so overwhelmed with gratitude from his remarkable recovery that he soon knew that it was his place to help others as he was helped. He soon began volunteering at the same hospital that nursed him to health and remained actively involved in the medical profession ever since. He continued to volunteer in hospital after hospital while in middle school, high school and college, until his vocation was secure when he received his acceptance to medical school.
Dr. Barravecchio completed his undergraduate degree with honors at Lafayette College and graduated from The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. After medical school,