Awful people. The dr was actually nice, however due to an accident I was 10 minutes late, and even…read moreafter I explained the rude receptionist told me I couldn't be seen. Now the prior week I sat in an unconditioned air office for an hour, and that was ok? Why is my team any less valuable than theirs?

I love Dr. Meier-Ginsberg! She's the sweetest and she will keep it 100% real with you. The 5 star…read morerating is for the Doctor and the doctor only. The front desk is in la la land with regards to billing. Why does Bergenfield Women's Health still use superbills? I'm only NOW getting a bill for the services I've had almost a year ago. I get it, the practice is small but it's 2017. Let's get with the digital age of medical billing. Also, please consider putting up better lighting outside. I hate making late appointments because when I get to the parking lot I don't feel safe. It's creepy outside the building.

I am posting on behalf of my wife Karry Ng…read more Our first impression of Dr. Vikner was she was unfriendly, straightforward and arrogant. I discussed with my husband that we should change doctor as this was our first pregnancy and it had complications. I also wanted someone that is more caring as this was a very important part of our life, but my husband believed she had great professionalism, confidence, and experience. I am so glad I listen to him as Dr. Vikner helped us delivered three successful babies. The first pregnancy was a singleton and second pregnancy was twins. During the twin labor, she went above and beyond her role as a doctor. Our labor started past midnight, our first twin came out naturally within the hour. The second baby refused to come out due to her position. As many doctors would normally take the easier route, and earn more money by performing a C-section, instead, she demanded the hospital nurses, the anesthetic, and her team to wait over an hour for the second twin to come out naturally. We are very grateful for Dr. Lin. If you looking for the friendly doctor we suggest going somewhere else but if you are looking for someone to make sure your health of you and your baby is her main concern then we highly recommend Dr. Vikner. I also want to thank you for the nurse, Maria. She is very friendly and warm. I have very small veins so it has been difficult to draw blood. She always drew it quickly and painlessly.

worst experience of my life. she induced me 12 days before my due date because she was going to go…read moreon vacation. and my son ended up in nicu. i got trama because of her. she doesn't have good bedside manner

Thank you for being an amazing doctor. I felt like you…read moretreated me as a whole person, not just a patient. Warm regards Silva

It has been over a year since I saw a gynecologist and I felt it was time for a check-up. I found…read moreDr. Isaacs (previously Gliksman) on my insurance doctor portal. I had called back in May 2022 and made my appointment for July 2022. My appointment was last week and I should have seen the red flags when I was there.... First, my appointment was at 7pm, I was not seen until 8:30pm, way after the office had closed. Once I got in the room, Dr. Isaacs seemed like she was in a rush by how quickly she wanted to get everything done. I was nervous and had anxiety about coming to the appointment and the condescending tone in her voice made me feel even more anxious. I didn't ask my questions during the appointment because I could tell the doctor and the staff wanted to get out of the office since it was the end of the day. The next day I called the office and asked if I could speak to the doctor regarding a possible ultrasound for cysts that I was told from previous doctors that I have on my ovaries. The receptionist took my information and said the doctor would call me back the next day. (I called Thursday and said I would receive a call by Friday). Today is Monday and I finally received a call from the doctor. Dr. Isaacs asked me, "Why do you want a ultrasound?" I explained that it had been over 7 years since my last one and I wanted to know if the cysts had gotten larger or smaller or if they went away. I explained how nervous I was about my PCOS and then she said "First, you are wrong, you don't have cysts you have follicles on your ovaries. Also I don't treat PCOS, so an ultrasound is just a waste of your time and my time." She was very stern in her voice, almost as if she was scolding me for asking for an ultrasound because I care about my health. I am a young 24 year old woman and I want to make sure my body is properly taken care of and the fact that the doctor disregarded my feelings about this is completely wrong.

Had our first baby with this practice and all the doctors,nurses,and midwives are great. Definitely…read moremake you feel comfortable and informed about all the decisions you are faced with. Wouldn't change a thing!

Dr. Hakimi is the best Gyn in Clifton. He helped us during a very difficult time with competent and…read morethoughtful care. He spent time explaining the situation and helped us navigate this difficult time. The office staff were wonderful. Highly recommended.

I was a little over five months pregnant when Dr. Daniel Hakimi recommended an amniocentesis due to…read morevery minor kidney congestion in the fetus. He reassured me it was routine and "no big deal," comparing it to drawing blood. At no point did he explain the risks. He urged us to proceed immediately and even tried to schedule it on the spot. My husband and I were not cautioned of any dangers. I was asked to sign the consent form while lying on the exam bed, moments before the procedure. I had no time to review the documents properly. Later, I discovered that Dr. Hakimi falsely documented in my medical record that we were advised to seek genetic counseling, which never happened. The procedure was done in the morning, and I soon felt unwell. By the following day, my condition worsened. I called his office repeatedly but could not reach him directly. Eventually, his PA called back, dismissing my symptoms as normal and casually saying I could go to the hospital if I wished. By mid-afternoon, I began experiencing rhythmic contractions. My husband and I rushed to the hospital. That night, I went through 12 hours of painful labor, followed by an epidural and then a C-section. During the C-section, Dr. Hakimi severed both of my main uterine arteries, causing massive internal bleeding. I required 10 units of blood and a second surgery to permanently block both arteries. I was placed on a ventilator for two days. Our baby was delivered via C-section two days after the amniocentesis but tragically passed away only nine hours later. An independent third-party review revealed: The amniocentesis was unnecessary. Minor kidney congestion is not a valid reason to risk such an invasive procedure, and the results later confirmed our baby was perfectly healthy. Dr. Hakimi misdiagnosed placenta previa. Hospital staff disagreed, but he refused to listen. This error led to an unnecessary C-section instead of allowing natural birth. The C-section itself was botched, with two arteries severed, nearly killing me. These three errors--an unnecessary procedure, a false diagnosis, and a surgical mistake--cost us our child's life and left me permanently scarred. Throughout recovery, Dr. Hakimi showed no sympathy or accountability. When I reported severe pain, he dismissively said, "No one has ever complained about this much pain before." He downplayed everything that happened, and we only learned the truth by consulting other doctors. Eighteen months later, I still suffer complications both physically and emotionally. After the ordeal, when we requested copies of our medical records, Dr. Hakimi personally called demanding a final $600 payment before he would release them. The charge was largely tied to the very amniocentesis that led to our daughter's death. Only after my husband threatened to sue did he relent. The timeline underscores the negligence: labor began Thursday night, the C-section was done Friday morning, and afterward Dr. Hakimi simply left. He did not return until late Saturday night, more than 24 hours later, as if nothing had happened. I had just come off the ventilator when I asked where he had been and how he could abandon me in such crisis. His response: "I already told you that you have to pay the concierge service if you want me to stay overnight at the hospital." To say something so callous after nearly killing me and costing my baby's life is beyond comprehension. Shortly after, Hackensack Hospital froze his rights to work there due to repeated unprofessional conduct, with our case being the final straw. I spent eight days in the hospital before being discharged. Just two days later, while we were still grieving and I was still recovering, Dr. Hakimi called our home frantically 7-10 times in one day. He said his hospital privileges had been suspended and asked us to write a letter of support for him. To approach a patient for help who had just buried her child and barely survived his mistakes is unconscionable. Dr. Hakimi not only cost me my baby--he nearly cost me my life. He stole my healthy young years and my peace of mind and left permanent trauma. His negligence, dishonesty, and lack of compassion have caused devastating, irreversible damage. I am sharing this review to warn others and to hopefully spare another woman from enduring what I did.

I found out that Dr. Nofit Weiss is no longer practicing at 177 North Dean Street in Englewood N.J…read more Instead, the group of Brescia, Migliaccio Women's Health had replaced her practice. I had been a patient of Dr. Weiss for many years, but had not been notified of this change. I found out that she is no longer working at this address from a Google search on 3-5-26. I believe it would have been courteous to have her practice notify her patients, including me, of this change.

I recently relocated back to the tri-state, and needed to find a new OB/GYN. After sifting through…read morethe many many reviews of what appears to be minimal and Grade B/C physicians, I discovered Nofit Weiss. She had the highest reviews, takes my insurance, and seems to provide excellent bedside manner (which is almost close to impossible to find these days). Guess Medical School has some work to do in that dept., MEDICAL SCHOOL DEANS and/or Admission Directors reading this review remember -- Rapport is also apart of the job. Anyhoo, I called and made an appointment with Dr. Weiss, whom is extremely over booked, I had to wait nearly two months to meet with her. And then when I did, I had to cancel and reschedule. But it worked out and I was able to get in to see her. She has a small little office inside a one-level office bldg, across from the tracks in Englewood. The waiting room furniture was out-dated and unpleasant to the eye and very dimly lit, border line dark. Inside the examination rooms, which was small, and had this old clunky white wicker chair, was very ugly and odd that you would find it in a exam room -- it belongs on her patio or deck. Anyhow, I digress... She is very nice, down-to-earth, sorta has this disshoveled look; late 40s, full figured jewish woman, with thick full messy hair with her glasses on top her head, and wears her medical scrubs (not un-normal). She has a dry sense of humor, works well with mine lol. As for thoroughness - she asks all the questions and maybe even twice, to jog your memory if you are having a "senior moment". But what I didn't like was, I sent 20 pages worth of medical information. All her questions could have been answered if she reviewed them before our meeting. It would be nice, for once, if a doctor was up to speed on their patient walking in the door. Quality vs Quantity; Quality always wins in my book. But Money always prevails. She gets a 3 - 3.5 out of 5 stars. Ms. Janet Ross in NOLA still has my loyalty. Ms. Ross always called me personally, and if she was in surgery or delivery, her assistants did. I'm just one of those ppl who likes to hear the results from the doctor, just incase I have questions. Nobody likes to wait for a callback.

Can't say enough good things about Dr. Nicole Astill and her staff. My surgery went well and I'm…read morealmost back to normal. Everyone from the front desk to the operating room personnel were thorough and efficient. All were happy to explain procedures, possible complications, follow up care while answering my questions. I was worried going in, but am so grateful for having found a medical group with great bedside manner and professional competence. I highly recommend this office.

This team does not get enough stars. Each and every one of the doctors are great and the nurse…read morepractitioner Edith will put you at ease with her sense of experience and knowledge. Nurses and ultrasound technicians are great as well. Everyone is professional. Dr. O'Brien is sharp; she delivered my son. The team may seem not too chatty, but that's because if they see all is good and they sense it from afar, they won't waste anyone's time. My daughter was born out of state which was a bummer but they still took care of me throughout my pregnancy knowing that I am from NY and could be going into labor in my home state. I have been going here now for about 5 years and although I still just work in NJ and haven't moved here, I will keep going to them no matter what. The team is very competent without much fakeness of being supper interested about your life and so on like some others. I rather keep appts short and sweet and hear more talk about the real things. Everytime I feel funny about something, whether it was me being paranoid about not being to get pregnant again, or something else. One of them would say nonesence, you are fine, and fine I was. Lol anyway, we need more of that in our lives, so that's my take on this practice. Also, I have recommended this practice to a friend of mine and she had both of her kids with them as well, so I am glad her experience was just as great as mine.

They seriously need to offer more pain management options for IUD's. They told me to take a bunch…read moreof pain relievers ahead of time and it definitely wasn't enough. The metal speculum hurts insanely for people not used to things inside them. At my previous OBGYN, she used a lidocaine gel to help with sensitivity on the cervix. They only had a spray which is effective for less time and they didn't want to use it when my IUD was removed, only for the re-insertion. I think the staff was nice and caring, but it's honestly disappoint that lidocaine gel isn't the standard and all we're supposed to take is pain relievers for having a rod shoved up our cervix!