I was recommended to Cadoo Medical PC and was hopeful from the start. When I first called to…read moreschedule an appointment, I was placed on a waiting list. I waited close to eight months before finally receiving a call and I was genuinely excited. I completed the long phone intake without hesitation because I truly believed this would be the beginning of consistent, personalized care. On the day of my appointment, I arrived on time and was seen by a Nurse Practitioner who was very thorough. I completed blood work, urine testing, an EKG the full workup. I was told I would receive a follow-up call with my results. At no point during that visit did I see Dr. Cadoo. I assumed perhaps she would come in later, but that never happened. When it came time for my follow-up, I was informed that the Nurse Practitioner I originally saw was no longer there, and I would now be speaking with another Nurse Practitioner. Again, I was understanding. However, once more, I did not see or speak with Dr. Cadoo. I was referred out, but without ever having had a direct interaction with the physician whose practice I had waited months to access. I want to be clear I am not unfamiliar with healthcare. I have over 25 years in the medical field, so I fully understand how practices operate, the role of Nurse Practitioners, and the demands of running a successful brand. I respect that Dr. Cadoo has built something impactful, and I even admire the balance of family and career that many providers strive for. However, at some point, patients need to meet their doctor--especially after such a long wait. If new patients are continuously brought in but never actually seen by the physician, it raises concerns. The frequent staff turnover also felt unsettling, particularly when it comes to continuity of care. This is not about convenience or a casual visit--this is my health. I'm not looking for a place to "check in" every now and then. I'm looking for a provider relationship built on trust, presence, and consistency. I truly wish the practice continued success, but unfortunately, this experience did not meet my expectations as a patient.

One more negative on top of all the rest. It took EIGHT MONTHS to get a copy of my medical records…read more Her office kept sending me automated messages. I responded to every one... no response. I made a complaint to the licensing board and she replied with outright lies. AVOID. Now I keep calling to get her medical malpractice carrier. I guess I'll have to wait for my lawyer to contact her. No integrity whatsoever. I followed every direction she gave me to a t and this is the treatment I get. I gave her chance after chance and finally said I may have to sue her and her response was "that's what the malpractice insurance is for." Is that any way to practice medicine?

Finding a good doctor is not an easy task. You may go through a long list of random names from your…read moreinsurance provider's website. We've done this with healthcare specialists for my husband, but fortunately we found Dr. Hyatt, Mountainside Medical Group Family Practice, for his primary care physician. She is fantastic and my husband attests that she is one of the best doctors who he's seen. She's set up an office with another doctor, Dr. Julie Kidangan, in Bloomfield (we went to an office in Verona previously). The new space is great. It's easy to drive to from Route 3 or the GSP. There is a private lot for parking, too. The office itself is bright with large windows and a nice waiting area (quiet, neat, and has cute furniture - just saying). The office is located in a one-level building, and is wheelchair accessible with a ramp leading the office entrance. My husband has been very sick this week, so I handled scheduling his appointment at the new office. The office scheduler/manager who worked with me was very polite, friendly, and professional. I don't know about you, but I've had many experiences in the past with office staff who I've sworn truly hate the world. So I really appreciate this friendly service. So without hesitation, I would recommend Dr. Hyatt and this office. As a wife helping my husband, I feel confident that he's getting the best treatment from this office, which gives me tremendous relief.

I love Doctor Hyatt. I started going to her after I had a panic attack and needed to start…read moreantidepressants. She listened to me, empathized and has always been just a phone call away if I need her. I've seen her several times in just a few months to adjust my medication and she's never made me wait more than 10 minutes and has always taken her time listening to me and explaining what I need to know. I would definitely recommend her to anyone!

I went here as a new patient, but was reluctant considering I could pretty much name the day and…read moretime I wanted for an appointment. Probably not a good sign, but I rolled the dice. After all, the practice is in Upper Montclair, so how bad could it possibly be? I arranged a visit on the same day I called, filled out all the new patient paperwork upon arrival, and saw both the nurse and doctor all in under an hour. I might have been able to shave off 5 minutes if the reception hadn't made so many typos in my paperwork, but at least they gave me a chance to review it before they entered wrong information into their system. Dr. Khan was very thorough and professional. The ease of making an appointment probably has to do with the fact that the practice has 5 physicians on staff.

Dr Grobstein is awesome. All the desk girls are super friendly and willing to help; they know you…read moredon't feel well. I came home from India and waited two days like a dumb@ss. They got me in 45 minutes after I called. called for me to Montclair radiology too. All the girls working up front were so friendly.

Great! Was seen quickly both of my visits so far and did not feel rushed. Dr. Allam really listened…read moreand took the time to understand my concerns. The entire staff were friendly and helpful.

Gave the office a courtesy call as I believed I'd be 5 minutes late to my appointment. After…read morespeaking with the receptionist, she called back to see to check my ETA and I explained I was 3 minutes away- which would've made me 2 minutes late. I was told the doctor had a meeting in 15 minutes so I would need to reschedule. Mind you, I have waited over 10 minutes everytime I've come to the office. I found it interesting for the doctor to have an of site meeting directly after my appointment. How long was my appointment going to last? Iwillebe transferring my records to another doctor and will tell everyone I know not to come to this office. It seems they only care about charging your insurance. Be ware!

Doctor Fuksina gave me my life back . have been seeing her about 2 years now . when I steeped in…read morethe office I had no hope since no doctor would help me with hormone issues. She took the time to listen to me and after a detailed blood work she took care of the problem . iam pain free and I feel like another person now. she's The best . I brought my partner there as well and hes also very happy with her care . thank u doctor Fuksina

As a 50-year-old Black woman who is generally healthy and feeling good most days, my main focus…read moreright now is wellness--how can I optimize my health as I age? Lately, I've been struggling with moodiness and low energy, which led me to start researching hormones and their potential role in my symptoms. That's how I found Dr. Fuksina, and I am so pleased I did! From the moment I walked into the office, I felt welcomed. The front desk staff was friendly and efficient, quickly verifying my health insurance and intake forms, which I had emailed on the day of my appointment. After a short 15-minute wait, I was seen by two different nurses/nurse practitioners, both incredibly kind and thorough in their questions and examination, taking standard vitals. Then came the star of the show, Dr. Fuksina. From the moment she entered the room, I knew I was in the right place. We had a wonderful, in-depth conversation about my wellness goals, lifestyle, and the latest bloodwork I had brought with me. I had done quite a bit of research on peptides and emerging compounds, and she openly and knowledgeably discussed them all with me--something I greatly appreciated. Dr. Fuksina spent over 45 minutes with me, carefully listening and offering insightful advice. She didn't just focus on what's wrong but instead took a proactive approach to how I can feel my best. That's exactly what I was looking for--a doctor who specializes in wellness, not just sickness. I want to co-create my health journey with a doctor who is invested in seeing me thrive, not just treating issues when they arise. She ordered a comprehensive panel of specialized labs, and when I went to Labcorp, even the technician asked if I was working with a holistic doctor because the tests requested were so thorough. That, to me, was a sign that Dr. Fuksina is truly invested in understanding the full picture of my health. I'm now eagerly awaiting my lab results and excited about the personalized plan Dr. Fuksina and I will craft together. If you're looking for a thoughtful, well-researched, and incredibly thorough doctor who will truly partner with you in your wellness journey, I highly recommend Dr. Fuksina!

Dr. Flowers helped me tremendously in diagnosing and treating a thyroid problem that other doctors…read morecould not seem to figure out through conventional diagnostics. He listens intently and delves deeply into each patient's situation. His knowledge of nutrition and alternative therapies is extensive. He prescribed for me a natural thyroid medicine, somewhat different in effect from the synthetic medicine I had used for years, and this made all the difference is addressing my mysterious symptoms. I have found him to be a very knowledgeable, conscientious and compassionate doctor who will get to the root of his patients' problems and follow through for them.

From the owner: Dr. Flowers bases his practice in family medicine with consultation and treatment for a wide range…read moreof disorders. He also utilizes his master's degree in Chinese medicine, a fellowship in nutrition as well as Obstetrics & Gynecology. Including, a very well founded familiarity with Homeopathy and Ayurveda which have their own robust clinical base. In addition, Dr. Flowers employs adjunctive treatments, such as; Acupuncture, Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy, Herbology, Infrared Mammography and Nutrition Therapy. Dr. S.W. Flowers is the first doctor in the United States to obtain Board Certification in both acupuncture and Chinese Herbology (NCCAOM). Active in athletics, he won a silver medal at the 1993 World Championships of Track and Field in Miyazaki, Japan.

Dr. Tyran Mincey is one of the best doctors I've ever met. He is very intelligent, has a great…read moresense of humor and is very personable. I have had a lot of digestive issues for the past year and a half and have been to at least 11 different doctors with semi-okay results. After my first visit with Dr. Mincey I was able to sleep better at night and left with an assured feeling that with time I was going to get better. He took his time to explain what was going on with my body, how we were going to make the changes I needed to get better, and what was going to happen next. I am still in my first month of care, but am super excited about the progress we have already made. Oh and I forgot to mention that Dr. Mincey is one of the few docs that I've ever had that called to see how I was doing and to see if I had any other questions. I thought was super nice and appreciated it.

Always greeted by friendly and professional care team. I honestly do not know what I'd do without…read moreDr. Mincey. He is my primary care, secondary care, tertiary care, and how do you say fourth and fifth? I go to him for EVERYTHING. I've found him to be super-smart and willing to research to get to the bottom of my condition, which medical doctors dismissed. There is a lot to be said about holistic care and well-care. My fiancé pulled his neck out of place a day before we were supposed to fly out on vacation. He couldn't turn his head at all to the right. There was no way he'd be able to carry suitcases or sit on a plane, let alone go for two weeks halfway across the country, in that condition. Dr. Mincey took him without an appointment and adjusted his neck. Long story short, we were able to fly out in the morning and my fiancé was pain-free for the duration of the trip. Need I say that I would have had to drag him before this happened and now if something regarding his health comes up, he asks me, "What would Dr. Mincey say/think about this?" I'm a BIG proponent of not using drugs and we've been able to do this (me, for almost my entire life and I'm in my mid-50s.) My Mom was a chiropractor and I grew up on chiropractic. I'm extremely picky because I know good care from mediocre care. Trust me, I've had both. I've been adjusted for 42 years, to be exact, and I'm very grateful for his patient, thorough, competent care. Thank you, Dr. Mincey, and your team!

If you need a great general practitioner, trust me, this guy is your man. His only "downside" is…read morethat he takes time with each patient, never makes you feel he needs to get on to the next one and truly listens to every word. He is encouraging, not judgmental. Those are all "pluses" to me. So very highly recommended!!! By "downside" I mean you MAY have to wait. Good trade off for me.

I think Dr. Heifler is an awesome doctor! He takes his time with me, is always super compassionate,…read moreand knows his stuff! I'm very happy to have him as my primary care doctor :)

Dedicated off-Street parking. Never a wait for an appointment. Professional and polite employees…read more Outstanding doctor!

My son recently broke a bone and the Doctor is very professional, friendly and his office is clean…read moreand comfortable. The secretaries and nurses kind and helpful. If this is not enough we didn't have to wait endlessly. Parking available

I had an extremely frustrating and disappointing experience with this pulmonology office,…read morespecifically due to front office practices that created unnecessary barriers to care and disregarded patient confidentiality. I arrived for a scheduled appointment to review my pulmonary function test results and discuss personal healthcare concerns with my doctor. I did not have my physical insurance card with me, as my renewed card is currently being mailed, which is a very common situation since insurance information often changes annually. The receptionist told me I could not see the doctor without the card. No alternatives were offered. I was not informed that I could self pay, be billed later. Because I was told I could not be seen, I rescheduled the appointment and left the office. After leaving, I called the office because my original purpose for being there was to review test results and ask important, personal healthcare questions. I requested that the doctor call me back when time permitted, making it clear this did not need to be the same day and could be at his convenience. During that call, both the receptionist and what I believe was the office manager repeatedly pressed me to disclose the specific reason I wanted to speak with my doctor. I stated clearly that it was personal and related to my healthcare and that I preferred to discuss it directly with my physician. That was not accepted. At no point should a patient be required to disclose private medical details to administrative staff simply to request a callback from their doctor. While general context may be appropriate, insisting on more detailed explanations undermines patient confidentiality. Under HIPAA, patients have the right to limit disclosure of protected health information, especially when such details are not necessary for scheduling or message routing. During the call, the office manager did state that once my new insurance card arrived, I could call back and provide the updated information. However, this missed the entire purpose of my call. I was not calling to reschedule an appointment. I was requesting communication with my doctor regarding my health. That request was effectively denied unless I disclosed information I was not comfortable sharing with office staff. To make matters worse, when I asked if I could simply email the doctor instead, I was told that I could not have his email address. At that point, all reasonable avenues to communicate with my physician had been blocked. I was also later told that I could have been billed for the visit had I stayed, which was never communicated to me at the time I was turned away. That lack of transparency directly resulted in me not receiving care that day. Although the office manager's tone was professional, the policies being enforced were not patient-centered. I left feeling dismissed, unheard, and discouraged from continuing care at this practice. Because of how this situation was handled, I will not be returning and would not recommend this office to patients who value access to their physician, clear communication, and respect for medical privacy. Experiences like this raise serious concerns about how patient access, communication, and privacy are handled within this practice and warrant review by higher administrative or regulatory oversight. I want to be clear that my issue is not with the physician. My initial visit with Dr. Hetal Patel was excellent. He took the time to explain my lung function testing and my condition in a very detailed, informative, and professional manner, which is exactly what drew me to continue care with him. The young woman who assisted me with my pulmonary function exam was also kind, professional, and thorough. Those positive clinical experiences are the reason I wanted to remain with this doctor and this practice. Unfortunately, today's experience with the front office staff completely overshadowed that. The rigid restrictions on communication, refusal to facilitate even basic contact with my physician, and lack of transparency regarding care options left me with no confidence that I could continue receiving appropriate and timely healthcare here. I cannot remain with a practice where access to my own physician feels unnecessarily blocked.

Dr Lopa Patel is one of the best doctors we've ever gone to. She's diligent, personable and…read moreknowledgeable. Both my husband and I feel comfortable and thankful in her capable hands. Her brother, Dr Patel, is a sweetheart too. We're a combined age of 160 years old. we know doctors. You can't do better.