Dr Kolansky is an excellent physician. I find him to be the perfect blend of medical knowledge and…read morebedside manner. His office staff is extremely helpful and friendly. He and his staff put you at ease. I would highly recommend Dr Kolansky for any dermatologic procedure or medical service.

I' was very pleased with my experience. Talented Dr. , great office staff. Glad I chose this…read morepractice.

Excellent bed side manner Explains things very well…read moreExcellent surgeon Actually took the time to draw a picture of what the procedure entails and answered any questions that my wife and I had

In 2008, age 51, I had inguinal hernia surgery on my left side with the traditional open method…read more It was performed using local anesthesia, so the operation was easier however the recovery took a long time. Fast forward to 2025, age 67. I need my right side repaired. I found Dr. Dupree who is skilled at robotic surgery. It's comforting to hear the words from the surgeon "I can take care of this". The entire procedure was more complex as it required general anesthesia, however, the recovery time was much faster (and I'm much older). What I like about Dr. Dupree is his confidence and experience. No need to go to a specialized hospital in a big city. Riverview Medical Center is small and accessible.

Dr Arumugam is amazing. I feel so much better, and my recovery was relatively short. Kudos to the…read moreentire office!

Absolutely incredible facility. Everyone is so friendly from the moment you walk in through the…read moreentire surgical procedure. Dr. DeSarno is by far the best and I highly recommend him and this facility to anyone

I can not begin to tell you how grateful I am for Dr. Scopelliti and his fabulous team manager…read moreDebbie. My father was recommended by his primary physician to see a neurologist due to the unusual appearance of his hand. I happened to be visiting for the week, and it was very frustrating for me that every office he was referred to did not have any appointments for two months. I spoke to his chiropractor, who is a family friend, and he stressed the fact that waiting two months was not acceptable. My father is hard of hearing, and not really savvy on social media. Since YELP is my go to for everything, I decided to research other offices and see if I could find him an appointment much sooner. Being in the dental industry, it is very important for me to read credentials and reviews from patients. I was very impressed with Dr. Scopelliti's back ground, so with fingers crossed, I made the call. Ladies and gentlemen, I felt like I was reaching out to an old friend. Debbie was so kind and understanding! Having an aging parent can be very challenging, but she was very patient as my dad chimed in his two cents from the background. She was able to get my father an appointment in four days. We chatted for a bit about what it is like to be a patient provider. She told me about the doctor, and the one on one experience he provides. I sent her dad's insurance information, and she was kind enough to reach out within the hour to explain about his patient portion. I was really looking forward to meeting the team, but circumstances came up and I sent my mom. I wanted her to be able to understand what the Dr. was diagnosing, and due to HIPPA regulations, I wanted her to be able to have future discussions if need be. When they came home, Dad gave rave reviews about Dr. S. He treated him for a full hour, had strict Covid guidelines, and dad had a better understanding about what was happening to his body. I am so very thankful for these people. In this time of uncertainty, you think the worst outcome possible. Dad was convinced he had one foot in the grave, and was discussing his burial wishes. I told him only the good die young, and he has plenty of years left! We have a little work to do to get him on the mend, but thanks to Dr. S and his extremely thorough exam....there will be many more visits with my family. If you are looking for a knowledge neurologist, look no further. This practice went above and beyond! Heartfelt thanks to both Debbie and Dr. Scopelliti! Beth Soncrant

From the owner: Dr. Scopelliti is a Fellow of the American College of Functional Neurology, (ACFN), a Fellow of the…read moreAmerican Board of Vestibular Rehabilitation and Fellowship Trained in Traumatic Brain Injury, (TBI) and Concussion. Fellowship Boards are Fully Accredited by the National Commission for Certification Agencies (NCCA) and the Accreditation Body of the National Organization for Competency Assurance (NOCA). NCCA's Standards Exceed the Requirements Set Forth by the American Psychological Association a

I had the pleasure of receiving care from both doctors. Dr. Paragioudakis was sympathetic to my…read morepain and took the time to explain all my options. I did not feel rushed or like I was just a number here. The staff was friendly and quick to get me registered and into the room without delay. I normally dread going to any doctors offices but this one was clean, had comfortable seating and staff that seemed to really like their jobs which is rare these days. 10/10, 5 stars, hopefully I won't have to go back but if I ever have back pain again they will be my choice.

NO STARS FOR THESE DOCTORS...... No surprise the 2 doctor's…read morein this group who affected my life probably spent more time and money scrambling to have my 100% honest 1st person comments and reviews I posted ( IAW Terms and Conditions of the platform to do so) deleted from Google and some other Medical Review sites. So I figured after I was finally able to get out of bed this morning to post again. As weird as it may sound both these doctors are on my mind every day and have been multiple times a day for over 10 years. Every time I reach for my cane in the morning, when I have to run to the restroom or pee my pants or when I try to do something as easy as screwing in a light bulb. Sadly I have to take a break before I can finish that task. Both these doctors had hands on me during a surgery and ruined my life by damaging my spinal cord during a surgery in 08. They both know what they did and who I am. I will be posting pictures of before and after MRI films of my spinal cord before and after they opened me up to "fix" a herniated disk. "I have done hundreds of these fusions" is what I was told and now I live with the words "I really had a hell of a time getting that bone out, I had to really tug and pull to remove it". That is most likely true but somewhere he left the part out when he should have told me your life will never be the same because it is very possible you now have Permanent Spinal cord damage where the tugging and pulling was done! If he could tell me in the way he did I can only imagine what really went on that day! Not making this up folks. Did I mention this was the first time I ever met this other doctor who told me this in the hallway during a post op visit. This was the visit when I first told the doctor that I could not feel my shoulder at all since waking up from the surgery. He told me "probably the way I was sleeping". Little did I know that not having feeling in my shoulder is something I WISH was the only problem I would have to live with after this surgery? Anyway I will be posting pictures of my arm muscles before and after and all the reports and data backing up my experience. Some PII and names will be redacted but I am sure we are all use to that by now right?( MAGA 2020). So I went from a pretty athletic guy in his early 40's to someone who has atrophied to a guy who has lost so much muscle my skin is actually hanging like someone who had weight loss surgery. The difference is my loose skin is where my muscle once was and now gone due to this of this surgical disastrous blunder. Remember doc this is all because of how I sleep right! Or because you lied and said I refused to wear my collar in your post op report. Shame Shame. I hope you both enjoyed your Christmas. I just got done taking pain meds and baclofen so I could make it through another day!! Sadly I am ashamed to say this but I am not addicted to pain meds but I am dependent on them because of the pain I live in now. I have to fool everyone at work and get through my day and sadly my big arms I use to be so proud of stay in long sleeves year round. I can never take off my shirt again because I am so embarrassed how deformed my arms and atrophied muscles look. I was my son's hero as a great athlete and now I can't throw a ball with him or run around the yard. I can only teach him with words not actions. Sad but true!! You can relate right Doc? You were a big football star weren't you? MY SCAR LOOKS GREAT BY THE WAY!! FIGURED I WOULD TELL YOU BECAUSE YOUR PAMPAS ASS BRAGGED ABOUT THAT SO MUCH! I am sure you will have one of your paid trolls have this 100% 1st person experience review deleted like you did my others. It is all legit and I hope one person takes my experience to go get another opinion at a NS. But for you if you don't show every new potential patient you have 5 stars then you might lose some business right? We don't want that God Forbid. I will just re-post my actual review and experience again in every platform offered. In my opinion I am sorry I did not GO TO A NEUROSURGEON!! I HAVE HONESTLY LIVED IN MISERY FOR OVER A DECADE! I did in fact have a cervical herniation at the C5 level that needed surgery and causing some symptoms such as tingling and pins and needles. But if I had known I would wake up and suffer every day for the rest of my life with what I ended up with I would have opted to forgo the surgery and seek other professional options. Please get a second and even 3rd opinion when having surgery in your neck. I am a real patient and "My Submission is true and accurate, it is my original work of authorship, and I am not impersonating any other person;" HAPPY NEW YEAR!! GO BLUEJAYS!!(-;

Wonderful compassionate and professional care. Very considerate of my finger amputation and slowly…read moreand carefully explained my options for surgery. Office visits very efficient and welcoming. Highly recommended.

I can't say enough about Dr Volshteyn and his crew. I came to him from NYS to have surgery for…read moreLipedema. He has been there for me through several surgeries. He went above and beyond . I'd recommend him to any one . I'll definitely be coming back in the future. Thank you Dr Volshteyn

I am assessed and/or treated directly by Dr Kolansky on each office visit. I have rotten Irish skin…read moresyndrome. I choose to return to his office because of his training and clinical skill. The front desk and support staff are excellent

The entire experience was not a pleasant one. Front office/receptionist staff is unfriendly. They…read moremake nasty remarks about patients behind a small glass window that can be heard throughout the waiting room. Very unprofessional. Not to mention, I waited just about an hour to see the doctor. I was scheduled for a full body scan and my appointment was treated as an inconvenience (low priority). As a matter of fact, I heard the Doctor from outside the exam room say that he was going to "pass off" the appointment to the NP because it's "only a body scan". I guess he realized that wasn't the right thing to do because he ended up following the NP into the room anyway. I showed him a few spots that I noticed at home and wanted him to take a closer look at- he insisted "there's nothing there" and kept saying "I don't see anything" but then finally admitted to noticing some discoloration and deemed it sun damage. I also brought attention to a rash I was getting on my shoulder. I told him I had a photo that I took on the day it was most prominent and he looked at the photo and waved his hands around saying, "oh that's nothing to worry about. It's water being trapped under the sunscreen". The appointment would've been better off had he not came into the room, in my opinion. Horrible bedside manner. Very rushed and short. Ordered a script for me for my acne on my face..... I know there are other dermatologists out there that are far more attentive and kind and I intend to seek them out before ever thinking of coming to this office again.

I have been seeing Dr Romello for years. He is one of my only doctors i trust that has my best…read moreinterests and health in mind. I am not treated as just another bill to insurance. I drive 45 minutes to see him still since I moved. I would recommend his skills as a doctor and the kindness and professionalsm not only he bring but his entire staff.

My experience with Dr. Romello's office was extremely disappointing…read more At my four-week follow-up appointment after completing physical therapy and an initial course of prednisone and anti-inflammatory medication for a back injury, Dr. Romello seemed to be in a tremendous rush. The visit felt rushed from start to finish, and he left the exam room almost immediately. He prescribed Lyrica and instructed me to ignore the directions on the prescription bottle and instead follow his verbal instructions--but he never actually gave me those instructions. I was also told that the next step would be submitting an MRI request to my insurance company for prior authorization. The following day, I received a call from Georgia, who handles insurance authorizations, telling me that my MRI had been denied because I needed to complete six weeks of physical therapy. When I asked what the insurance company specifically required, she said she didn't know and that it was up to the physical therapist. Wanting clarification, I contacted my insurance company directly. They informed me that they had never received an MRI authorization request from the doctor's office. While I was on the phone, they contacted the office, which confirmed that no request had been submitted and that the six-week physical therapy requirement was actually the office's policy--not an insurance denial as I had been told. I immediately left Georgia a voicemail. She returned my call at 7:45 a.m., which I felt was an inappropriate time, and stated that the authorization had been submitted and was pending. When I called her back, she repeatedly interrupted me, insisted I was wrong, and again claimed the authorization was still pending and would likely be denied. By that point, however, my insurance company had already called to inform me that the MRI had been approved. To make matters worse, when the authorization was finally submitted, it listed the wrong imaging facility--even though I had told the office twice which facility I wanted to use. This was yet another example of the office not listening to the patient and failing to communicate accurately. In my opinion, the repeated miscommunication, conflicting information, failure to provide complete medication instructions, and lack of attention to important details created an experience that felt both dangerous and negligent. Patients rely on their healthcare providers to communicate accurately and coordinate their care. Instead, I was forced to verify information myself with my insurance company to determine what was actually happening. Patients dealing with painful injuries deserve clear communication, accurate information, and honesty throughout the treatment process. Unfortunately, that was not my experience.

Dr. Gary Pess and his team are true professionals. The minute you walk through the door you will…read morereceive excellent service and the attention you need. I had two surgeries planned in one month and the outcome has surpassed all my expectations. Dr. Pess is honest, transparent and cares about his patients. Thank you so much!! Painfree Patient thanks to you!!

He is a very nice doctor who listened to me. Made diagnosis and quickly corrected my problem…read more Highly recommend as a hand expert.

Dr Dickerson is wonderful.. but there's a young girl that works there NICOLE she is evil ..I'm in…read morevery bad pain in both knees i called one day just to ask if my shot was approved but got yelled at from Nicole saying WILL CALL YOU ...I finally got my shot approved from my insurance I get a letter in the mail telling me !!! So I called again so I said no one called me iv been waiting So obviously I never got the call it's not ok for Nicole to deliberately stop someone from treatment And LIE LIER There's a God above he sees all One day she's going to be very sick in pain and karma will get her back .. i give 2 star for dr D

From the owner: About Practice Performance Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine…read moreis a world-class medical facility specializing in the treatment and management of sports injuries and pediatric injuries. With two conveniently located offices in Toms River and Shrewsbury, New Jersey, the practice caters to patients of all ages and backgrounds from throughout Northern New Jersey. The entire team at Performance Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine commits themselves to providing the very best orthopaedic care imaginable. The warm, friendly staff makes all the logistical aspects of care seamless and easy to deal with, such as appointment setting, billing, and patient education. David Dickerson, MD, a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon, helps patients understand their condition and fosters a sense of active participation in their care plans. The aim is to empower patients to become informed decision-makers as far as orthopaedic care goes, including for arthritis of the hip, fractures, foot and ankle injuries, wrist and hand injuries, and knee replacements. Performance Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine offers a full range of orthopaedic services for treating and managing pediatric injuries, sports injuries, joint fractures, and more. The practice uses the latest, most cutting-edge technology and research to ensure optimal results...