Care especially when leaving the hospital- he should have more control over what happens after he…read moreis done. Office workers were okay. Dr Syed is a surgeon but I have had other surgeons like Dr Shah who is respected by the hospital staff.

Patient Abandonment by Neurosurgeon at Critical Moment…read more Dr. Goldberg evaluated my 82-year-old mother at Englewood Hospital for progressive spinal stenosis with severe neurological symptoms. Dr. Goldberg stated he would not perform surgery at Englewood Hospital due to concerns about post-surgical complications and the hospital's inability to handle them. Dr. Goldberg stated he would sign transfer paperwork anywhere, at any time, by anyone who asks to help facilitate transfer to a specialty care hospital. Then Dr. Goldberg disappeared. No explanation. No communication. No reassignment to another neurosurgeon. I contacted Dr. Goldberg's office requesting he follow through on his commitment. No response. My mother is now mostly wheelchair-bound with urinary retention and inability to move her bowels. She continues to deteriorate by the day. She is currently hospitalized with an unknown outcome. This could have potentially been reversed if Dr. Goldberg had not abandoned her at her most vulnerable time of need. This is patient abandonment. Dr. Goldberg, at my mother's most vulnerable time of need: will you help, or will you abandon her again? If you cannot trust a doctor to follow through on facilitating the care they themselves recommended, how can you possibly trust them to handle post-operative complications? Choose your neurosurgeon wisely. This review is based on documented facts and recorded statements. All claims are supported by verifiable evidence. Rating:

My experience here was nothing short of wonderful…read more Doctor Nogueira was absolutely incredible. Not only is he abundantly compassionate, kind, and patient, but he takes the time to truly understand what is taking place symptomatically. He explains everything in a way that is very easy to understand and makes you feel comfortable. Despite the office having many patients waiting, all was managed well and appointments were moved along. My appointment was right on time and the office staff were incredibly polite and courteous. I had multiple tests and procedures to complete, all of which were done efficiently. All-in-all, I could not be happier with my experience here. I recommend them for all of your neurology care needs.

I had blood work done. after 5 days I called the office, they told me the doctor was going to call…read moreme back , never did. Eventually they told me to login to patient's portal which I did. The only thing was in there was the doctor's order without the results. I called them back, I was told the nurse would upload the results. I tried to login but it was failed. I called the office when they sent me the link I registered I found nothing but the same order. When I told the office ,when a patient got the blood work usually the doctor called the patient for the results not the patient chasing after the results. I was told the doctor would call me back. I AM GOING TO FIND ANOTHER NEUROLOGIST NOT AFFILIATED WITH THIS GROUP

"The surgeon who said everything looked fine -- now my mother is on dialysis, in decline, and will…read morelikely never recover." In December 2024, my 82-year-old mother underwent spine surgery by Dr. Vingan, Chief of Spine Surgery at Hackensack University Medical Center and a lead physician at North Jersey Brain & Spine. The sequence of events surrounding that procedure is fully documented -- and deeply troubling. Just eight days before surgery, her ejection fraction (EF) was documented as 37%. Then, without any cardiac intervention, a new echocardiogram appeared listing 51% with the vague comment "looks better." The report was unsigned, missing details on her pacemaker, right ventricle, and lacked any comparison to prior studies. According to the American Society of Echocardiography, EF measured via Simpson's method has a typical reproducibility of ±5-7%. A 14-point jump--without intervention--is far outside expected variability. When her condition worsened post-op, an independent cardiologist re-tested her EF: it had returned to 37%. That was only the beginning. At 5:59 a.m. on the morning of surgery, her labs came back showing a GFR of 17 -- Stage 4 kidney failure. Dr. Vingan was consulted and documented her creatinine and BUN levels in his notes. He conveniently omitted the GFR. No nephrology consult was documented. Her nephrologist later confirmed -- on video -- that he was never contacted for clearance. The surgery proceeded. The EMG ordered to justify the procedure did not test the spinal nerves at the surgical levels. Still, Dr. Vingan implanted a Coflex interlaminar device at L2-3 and L3-4 -- directly above a prior fusion at L4-5. Coflex is contraindicated in patients with osteoporosis, prior fusions, or advanced age. The manufacturer warns of segmental collapse, restenosis, and instability -- all of which were later confirmed in her MRIs. After surgery, she was discharged. She returned with oxygen saturations as low as 76% and massive pleural effusions -- a life-threatening complication that, if not caught at rehab, would have resulted in respiratory failure. She was readmitted to Hackensack and remained inpatient for 45 days with post-surgical complications. During that 45-day hospitalization, Dr. Vingan saw her once and said "everything looks good." He never followed up again. A post-surgical EMG was performed. Despite numerous requests for the results, the report has never been released. In her MyChart, it appears only as "EMG" -- with the findings section completely blank. After discharge, she returned to Hackensack ER over ten times with severe burning sensations, intense itching, back pain, and progressively worsening mobility. Eventually, the symptoms were acknowledged as neuropathic in etiology. Dr. Vingan never saw her once. Today, she requires a walker with contact-guard assistance indoors, and relies on a wheelchair outside the home. She is also on dialysis three times per week. MRIs from Englewood and Holy Name confirm adjacent-level spinal collapse, severe stenosis, and nerve impingement. When I contacted Dr. Vingan directly about her deterioration, his only response was: "People are always looking for someone to blame." This isn't blame. This is the medical record. The documentation speaks for itself. Choose carefully.

Roy D. Vingan, MD charged my insurance company for 45 min saw him less then 15 min and charged my…read moreinsurance for 15 min and saw less then 10 min. Front Desk staff Rude. I Do not Recommend this place.

I went to the TMS Health Center in Englewood for an assessment and met with their Neurologist. The…read moreappointment included three hours of testing, but they were incredibly thorough and took the time to figure out what was going on. They discovered I have inflammation of the labyrinth (inner ear), likely caused by a virus, which explains the lightheadedness and vertigo I've been experiencing. The doctor recommended Vestibular Rehabilitation, which helps retrain the brain and body. I left relieved, finally having clear answers and a plan. The staff was professional, attentive, and made me feel well cared for throughout the process. Thank you to Galina Shenfeld, the founder of Balance and Dizziness Center. She truly cares about her patients and takes the time to explain everything clearly, which made me feel supported and understood.

A total ripoff. Spent two hours receiving all kinds of needless tests, presumably so they could…read morecollect the insurance money, and no one even went over the results. Just handed me a folder with charts and graphs that were difficult to read. Ugh! Waste of time.

PROS: some of the staff was friendly, including the ER Physician Dr. Rodriguez and the patient…read moretransporter, Willie. Beautiful atmosphere, state of the art tech CONS: paid parking, very slow service, and some nurses were rude OVERALL: this wouldn't be a hospital I'd go to for anything major, since they're slow. But for something minor I think they can handle it

Here we go again and this is the reason why Holy Name Hospital has such a low rating!…read more Back in August 2025 my son responded there after being in a motor vehicle accident and bumping his head just to get checked out to make sure he was fully OK The waiting area for the emergency trauma section was not terribly busy but he had waited nearly an hour to be seen. After being brought into the nurses station area they took his pulse and his blood pressure and were taking his temperature when the nurse walked away and did not come back for over 15 minutes with the thermometer in his mouth. When she did she went to do something else from what he says and didn't respond back to him for nearly 20 minutes at which time he got up and left because in his terms it was unreasonable to be treated in that manner especially after hitting his head and something could've been seriously wrong with him. After a month and a half we received a notice from the hospital billing that they were not paid for a $600 bill so at that time we submitted the bill to our insurance company GEICO and we began to have issues because Holy Name refused to submit the appropriate bill with itemized services so that GEICO could appropriately pay the bill. This went on two more times with the HOSPITAL refusing to submit the proper bill. In early December 2025 for the second time I contacted my auto insurance company GEICO who took holy names phone number in personally contacted them and my adjuster Joelle assured me that the bill would get paid because she had spoken to holy name. Fast-forward to April seventh 2026 and now my son is getting bills from a legal team collections stating that holy name was never paid and they are collecting for them well you have to contacting GEICO they advise me that after two person the person called phone calls the hospital still has not submitted an itemized bill for them to pay otherwise they would've paid it promptly. The insurance company explained to me that many times these bills are created in fraud and need to be verified and sent with the proper treatments with their codes so that the insurance company can pay them and holy name has been refusing so far to comply with the normal standards yet they're doing everything to avoid paying the bill in the appropriate manner meanwhile screwing my sons credit record up.

Dr. Ghacibeh and his team were absolutely amazing in helping our infant son. He unfortunately had…read moreuncontrollable spasms which, due to my family history, we thought may have been epilepsy. After multiple EEG tests, Dr. Ghacibeh was able to determine he had a very rare issue that was curable with simple medication. 2 months later, he is completely issue-free. While we are extremely grateful that Dr. Ghacibeh could solve the issue, the main thing that impressed us was how kind and helpful him and his staff (Safwan and Lyndsey) were throughout the whole process. It's not easy doing this for an infant but they were beyond caring and professional during everything. Our son was comfortable the whole time, thanks in large part to the care that everyone showed. I cannot recommend this practice enough!!

Although my neurologist is the greatest, her practice, not so much!!!…read moreThere is no live access to anyone. No one calls back If someone ever calls back, no one at this office can answer the questions asked! They tell you they will have someone that can help you call you back. That never happens This is the most unorganized office I have ever dealt with! Try speaking with the office manager, Lol!!! Still waiting...... going on three months! The only way to get someone to call you back, Don't pay the bill