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David S Zukoff, MD

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Saw Dr. Zukoff after an ER visit due to chest pains. he was very nice and calmed me down after a…read morenegative experience in the ER. Laid out a plan to move forward to rule out any issues. Very personable and helpful

HORRIBLY UNPROFESSIONAL. Screaming this from the rooftops!…read more I'd like to give no stars if that was possible. Absolutely bizarre experience taking my 81 year old mother in for a low battery pace maker appointment. This battery deficiency of her pace maker was identified after she had a mini stroke two months earlier. Dr Zukoff, first off made us wait for 30 minutes (which I understand if things get backed up) But he came in completely unaware about my mother's condition. He was winging the appointment with not a clue what she was there for. He came into the appointment cold and proceeded to pelt my mother w passive aggressive questions and wouldn't listen to me when I tried to help her out answering. As my very "sharp" mother said, "he came into the room ripe for an argument". He is UNSTABLE!. We had patience w him for 20-30 minutes of the appointment until I had had enough of his unprofessional comments. My mom asked if her pace maker seemed unusually large and his answer was "well you're skinny". He also flippantly was reading through her paperwork and just bluntly says "you have a weak heart". Who says that to an 81 year old? Anyway, we are going to another doctor. We walked out of his office but I did tell him "his bedside manner was disgusting".I heard him talking to nurses before the appointment which sounded harsh. He's new to this practice at Brendand Mullholland's IMA. He may need to find another practice to bounce to bc it seems like he moves frequently. The look on the nurses faces when we walked out said it all. I felt like they were giving me a high five with their eyes.

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Navesink Pediatrics

Navesink Pediatrics

2.5(19 reviews)
0.1 mi

Still love dr connors but this place and staff aren't the friendliest. Plus when we have a sick…read morechild they refer out to pm pediatrics most of the time and not just to another doctor in the practice. That makes me really frustrated bc pm pediatrics is urgent care. To switch is a lot so we just stay. We do like our doctors and all the doctors there.

There are many doctors at this practice, and like any large practice, there will likely be doctors…read morethat you do and don't prefer to see. I personally have one doctor who I request not to see, and the front desk has it marked in my file. Below is the single negative experience I had with one particular doctor. Please read the whole review to see why despite the experience I had with thjs particular doctor I believe this practice deserves a 4 star review. I had a difficult experience with the medical management of my late term preemie in early 2018- he was born at 34 weeks 6 days. He was big (almost 6.5 pounds) and "fell through the cracks" at the hands of both the hospital and a particular doctor who was on call and at the hospital from Navesink Peds. After birth my son was kept in the well baby nursery and sent home with us despite having a borderline low temperature and easily fatiguing while eating. We were given no direction on the necessity of extra layers and room temperature to help him regulate his temperature, and so we handled him like we had our previous full term infants. He was also not given a car seat test prior to discharge at the doctors orders to waive it despite him being just 35 weeks. Thankfully the doctor had recommended a 24 hour follow up visit instead of the typical 48 hour one, so we spent one night with our baby at home and brought him in for his check up. At that point we were stunned to learn that his body temperature was 95/96 degrees and had lost a significant amount of weight. We then brought our little guy BACK to the hospital to the NICU (where he should've been all along) and he stayed for a week. This was upsetting for my entire family. I truly have never heard of a preemie going home with a family and then getting admitted to the NICU. In the NICU my son received the care he needed including an incubator for temp regulation, a cardiology consult where they found he had a small hole in his heart (the pediatrician had also missed the murmur after delivery), bilirubin lights, and a huge but likely unnecessary dose of antibiotics due to his low body temperature, and a car seat test prior to discharge. We requested to absolutely NOT see this doctor again and have not since. The follow up care we received from other doctors at the practice was absolutely excellent and I now have a thriving 24 month old. I trust them with the care of my older two children as well. My point in all of this is that since the practice is so big, there are going to be different styles and personalities. The doctor who I no longer see may have well have been from a different practice. So take your time and request to see different doctors before ruling out this practice. As a side note, I 100% have followed up with this hospital as their policies for late term preemies clearly needed to be looked over.

Belluscio Roland MD - internalmed - Updated October 2026

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