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    Castillo Rodrigo MD

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Tenafly Pediatrics

    Tenafly Pediatrics

    3.4(22 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Highly recommend this pediatrician. I've brought both of my children there since they were born…read more They get you in quickly for either well visits or sick visits. There is a network so if you need to go on the weekend, you can go to another location nearby in Jersey. The doctors are lovely and very helpful. Would recommend.

    Horror story. My daughter was a 22 week preemie born in 2000. She weighed 1 pound 3 ounces, was on…read moreoxygen for 3 years, and survived, thanks to a great neonneonatal and preemie team with Doctors (Manginello, Grazzi, Giuliano, Jeshion, Duncan, Onyeije, Velchec, Benson), and the host of NICU nursing, pulmonary and radiology supportat at Lenox Hill Hospital & Valley Hospital she is alive and thriving today. However, once under the care of Tenafly Pediatrics, she started having migraines. Eventually I found out that the migraines were a symptom of a slow growing congenital brain tumor. My daughter was frequently seen by Dr. Sugarman of Tenafly Pediatrics, yet neither of us were taken seriously about the smptoms which progressed through her early teen years. She suffered from vomiting, nausea, dizziness while walking, and hyper stimulation with agitation in sunlight or strong artificial light. Dr. Sugarman finally referred her to a neurologist, Dr. Heilbronerer. Over time both doctors began treating me with disdain and increasing frustration: the last time we saw Dr. Sugarmam, she scoffed at me and chastised me about telling my daughter to cover up as we went out into the winter weather because I mentioned it was "phenumonia weather". I was shocked and insulted by her ignorance in taking my statement so literally. For the first time, I allowed myself to question her character, if she was racist and/ or classist, or assumed her Harvard BA out ranked me, but I have an MA from Stanford...which she probably did not know. Noerheless I followed up on the referral to Dr. Heilbroner (the neurologist referred by Dr. Sugarman Tenafly Pediatrics), and he REFUSED to see my daughter who arrived to her appointment in pain and distress, and in spite of the fact that I had a note from the school nurse stating she needed to be seen ASAP due to excessive vomiting of clear liquid in school. At the time, my husband and I were divorcing. Doctor Heilbronner refused to examine my daughter because, as he stated, her father told him not to. I left the office feeling like someone had aimed a shotgun at my daughter's temple. Over time, her symptoms worsened and became more frequent. An audiologist finally recommended that I immediately take her to Hackensack ER if the symptoms worsened. I did, and Her tumor was quickly diagnosed as a Clival Chirdoma, and It had to be removed ASAP. Because it was rare, the surgical team searched for a specialist who had removed this type of tumor. While in ER, I was called by a neurologist at NYU who questioned me as to "why" I refused Dr. Sugarmam's referral to take my daughter to NYU. I explained to the NYU doctor that I had absolutely NO idea of a referral being made by Dr. Sugarman. Furthermore, my daughter could not be moved as she was being prepped for emergency surgery. There was a pause of silence on the phone, then that compassionate doctor apologized to me. He apologized for, "bothering" me, and said they (NYU Neurology) had no idea that Clival Chordoma was her diagnosis, and NYU did not specialize in removing this tumor. He asked my pardon, and wished all the best in her surgery. Dr. Sugarman never returned to the hospital to talk with me about my daughter. Fortunately, the tumor was removed by a great team of specialists from Hackensack and Morrtistown: Doctors Kaptin, Thompson, Mazzola and Benson removed the tumor in its entirety. Four years later, when my daughter was 16 and I fully engaged in helping her survive this tumor while working full-time, her dad gained full custody, based on false claims that I had Munchsusens by procxy, and that it was I who was making our daughter ill. In spite of my daughter having had a congenital brain tumor removed, Dr. Sugarman almost immediately fed life into the accusations against me in order to cover her medical neglect of my daughter's health condition. She went as far to try to brain wash my daughter by calling her and telling her, "Your Mother was bad to you." I was with my daughter, with the phone on speaker. Hearing Dr. Sugarman say this was horrifying, shocking, and devastaing. It was clear that she did this to cover up for having missed the signs of the tumor. Dr. Sugarman took advantage of her position as a physician in order to hide the 13 years I had reported my daughter's tumor symptoms to her. It has been 10 years since the tumor was removed, and we are both still healing from the psychological pain and devastation caused by Dr. Sugarman. Assigned blame is one of the greatest pains that any parent could experience. Dr. Sugarman used the court to hide her mistake, having missed the signs of a growing tumor in my daughter's brain. I could not prepare for court and had no money to pay lawyers. What I did have was God, the determination to help her heal, and the strength to stand up for her medical rights against a doctor who falsely assigned blame to me to cover her misdiagnoses.

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    Tribeca Pediatrics

    3.2(43 reviews)
    4.4 mi

    Tribeca pediatrics was a mixed experience. Let's start with the good:…read more Its office in Hamilton Park is clean and the receptionists are nice. Usually the waits are relatively short, about 15-minutes with an appointment. There is a convenient online portal to make and change appointments. I haven't had any billing issues with them yet, but I only went for a few simple check-ups. Now for the not-so-goods: The examination rooms are all tiny pods. So, you feel like you are in cramped shared workspace. Parking can be a bit challenging in this area depending on the time you go. If your preferred doctor is unavailable, you have no clue in who you will get or be able to choose. This leads to my most important qualm; almost everytime I have visited Tribeca, I had to choose a different doctor. I believe this is due to how Tribeca rotates doctors among each of its locations or because its doctors don't stick around long. Since I wasn't able to get the same doctor for each visit, each doctor had to be briefed on my child's history - a huge inconvenience and drain on time. I only encountered one doctor that I would want to see again at Tribeca, and she was rarely available. So, I stopped going. Overall, Tribeca Pediatrics is a good office for the occasional checkup - the service is solid. But, if you prefer for your child to see the same doctor everytime, who is familiar with your child's condition, and you have built trust in, then you may want to look elsewhere.

    It is convenient as they have many locations throughout NY and NJ. They have weekend hours at…read morespecific locations and callback service. There isn't much of a wait time. The offices are spacious with a kitchenette and books to occupy the little ones. The quality of service from location to location. Most practitioners and medical assistants have good bedside manners and provide adequate explanations; some front desk personnel/ billing have been unhelpful.

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    North Bergen Pediatrics

    North Bergen Pediatrics

    3.2(6 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    I called on the morning of 1/22/25 at 9:00 am to see if I can either have an appointment or be…read moreseen as an emergency for my daughter in which she had a sever rash that was spreading. When the front desk Donna picked up I explained I needed for my daughter to be seen she said no that she didn't have an appointment so asked if we can walk in she said no. I asked to speak to the manger she placed me on hold for 10 min to tell me manger was not in. I explained again we needed to be seen she place me on hold and then Mirna front desk stated no chance. That I can make a appointment for Monday either at 9 am or 11am. Clearly if a patient has an emergency you work around to see them that's why there are walk-ins which is stated on there website. I asked if she can speak to doctors and Mirna stated she already asked DR Gonzales and DR Lopez and they stated a emergency patient can not be seen. Totally un professional from all staff. I have reported this office to my insurance and I will never been seen under there care.

    I am so disappointed of how much the service at this clinic has changed! Ever since they got a…read morebigger space on the third floor, there is a lack of quality care. On Tuesday I called to make an appointment for the doctor to see my son because he has a lot of congestion, cough and an on and off fever. I would take his temperature at it was a low grade fever but he body was burning up at 101-102. The receptionist tell me there is open availability at 10:30am. We arrive at 10:30 and the waiting area is full! Around 11:45 I ask the receptionist if why we were waiting so long? Our appointment was at 10:30 and my son has a fever. If there wasn't availability I could've taken him to the ER or urgent care. Eventually at 12 they take him and king story short after another 30-40 mins the doctor tell me he had a double ear infection. The prescribe antibiotics and acetaminophen. And we finally leave. Later that afternoon. My husband goes to pick up the meds and just come back with the acetaminophen. The pharmacy never received the prescription for antibiotics. So I call the pediatrician and explained that the pharmacy never received the press for antibiotics. She gets annoyed and say we sent them I see it here. I ask if they can resend and she repeats herself. I'll see what I can do bc they sent it. I tell her the pharmacy closes at 7 can you please contact the doctor to send again? She says yes. What do you think happened?? The pharmacy didn't receive the prescription until the next day at 7pm. My son was two days without antibiotics for a double ear infections. He is only 2.... And he was miserable.

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    North Bergen Pediatrics - Stay Home!!! Stay Safe!!! Call us to schedule an appointment for telemedicine Monday to Friday 9 to 5 pm. Saturday 9 to 12 pm.

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    Stay Home!!! Stay Safe!!! Call us to schedule an appointment for telemedicine Monday to Friday 9 to 5 pm. Saturday 9 to 12 pm.

    Castillo Rodrigo MD - pediatricians - Updated May 2026

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