I recently was admitted to Robert Johnson Somerset through the emergency room. I had a terrible…read morepounding headache, high fever, and unable to speak clearly. They took me in immediately and started test as quickly as possible. They needed to rule out several factors such as stroke, meningitis, etc.. I was given two brain MRIs, as well as an echo. I was treated with such compassion. I'll never forget it between the nurses and all the specialist. I felt like such a lucky person wonderful people.

My mother was admitted through the emergency room with extreme back pain. After she was admitted…read moreshe had scans and x-rays and pain medication, there were a few discoveries we were unaware of. I will praise the nurses for keeping her comfortable, checking on her routinely and answering our questions to the best of their knowledge. The housekeeping department and nurses aide were also professional and so kind. I will say, when Dr's practice medicine, they are truly practicing. We were very disappointed in the care and bedside manner of these so-called professionals. Were they given a class in human emotions? Don't you read a person and their visitors when walking into someone's room? Would you speak to your mother, wife or daughter the way you spoke to my mother? I'd rather take her to an animal hospital where there is compassion and kindness not only to the animal, but to their owner too! Dr E. Patel needs a course in humanity and compassion, STAT!!!

Been at St Peter's since 12-22-25 the staff on the oncology is Top Class... extremely impressed by…read morehow nice professional and experienced they all are Always a smile Always offering anything needed.... Each of the staff extended themselves especially Dani n Doug . When a special guy was needed to do a vein he was right there... everything I could have needed Plus a team of Doctors to be the best n figure things out n have me home for Christmas... God bless each n everyone of that fantastic Oncology floor

Small hospital with staff shortage. But the most disappointing part is that they really overbilled…read morepatients. Their website says they are noted for their excellent service for the elderly, but that is not the case. I'll make sure not to come back in the future.

A modern facility with a wide range of services and excellent quality of care. The outpatient…read moresurgery unit runs like a well-oiled machine, and the staff seem very organized and efficient. My only complaint is that the collections process feels a bit overzealous. They start calling patients for payment days before the service is even provided. It can feel a little pushy.

Went to the ER here three times and once discharged I looked at my medical notes. They misgendered…read moreme multiple times ( I am a cisgender male), accused my partner at the time of tampering with my medications because the nurses looked at an outdated blood test rather than the current one performed ( in fact, they themselves admitted that they messed up, but did not reflect in the notes), and they put down the wrong hospital (There is a witness.) if you are LGBTQ+ do not even bother here either. If you have concerns or scared for your rights being taken away and express that clearly and coherently, they will flat right dismiss you in your notes, just not in your face.. Worse is if you want to request a change to reflect any wrong information, they will lead you to department after department without any real progress. Effectively putting you into a circle. If you have positive feelings about the hospital then more power to you. Its great that you got good quality care from the doctor that treated you. This is just my experience.

I had to come to this hospital for Radiation/Chemo that my local hospital didn't offer for my…read moredaughter. At first I was reluctant to try a new hospital because I have been with the same team for almost 5 months. After weighing the options best for daughter I decided the week stay at Bristol-Myers would be better for her. I am so glad I made that decision. I can tell this hospital took time and planned how to best meet the needs of families who have to spend multiple nights. The food was great, the room spacious, private parent area with bed (not the most comfortable) but better than sleeping in a chair, teen room, video games in the room, kids can not only leave the area but the floor as well. The best part was the accommodating, warm, welcoming staff. My daughter and I love love love this hospital...

My daughter was a patient at this hospital for complex hip surgery, performed by Dr. McPartland…read more He, his entire staff, and the hospital were wonderful. We spent 4 days and received excellent care around the clock. The entire adolescent unit was wonderful! I highly recommend this hospital. Huge thank you to all who took such good care of my child!

"Academic Research Hospital" Failed Basic Emergency Care - Destroyed Patient Hope…read more My 82-year-old mother was admitted to Robert Wood Johnson New Brunswick with a failed laminectomy, spinal stenosis, and neurogenic claudication causing extreme burning pain in her legs. We chose this hospital specifically because it advertises itself as an academic research hospital specializing in spine, neurology, and geriatrics. What happened instead: 48-Hour ER Wait - No imaging done despite orders. Developed urinary retention requiring catheterization. Still no MRI of spine after 60+ hours. Hope Destroyed - An unknown physician (not orthopedics, not neurosurgery) physically grabbed my mother's feet to ensure eye contact, looked directly at her, and stated: "You will never walk out of here better than when you walked in. We will not fix you." This was said to an 82-year-old woman who endured 100 days of hospitalization and 6 weeks of rehab, who came here with hope for answers. No MRI had been performed. No neurosurgeon had evaluated her. Hypertensive Crisis Ignored - Later that day, my mother became acutely confused (oriented x0, not x4 as documented). Her blood pressure escalated from 180s to 201/97 systolic - a life-threatening emergency - despite multiple doses of oral blood pressure medications. She has heart failure, posterior stroke history, and just became dialysis-independent 2 weeks prior. Staff dismissed her acute confusion as "sundowning" despite: Thinking she was in her apartment (actually in hospital) Thinking she'd been there "months" (actually 2 days) Unable to identify the nursing station Confusing meals And what did the doctor say after the nurse called? Monitor. Thankfully a rapid response team after I said I would wheel her down to the ER responded. I had to dictate the treatment plan. When asked "what do you want us to do?", I - a 20-year paramedic, NOT the physician - had to suggest: CT scan, MRI, IV labetalol, labs, 12-lead EKG. This became their plan. This is standard emergency protocol for hypertensive crisis with altered mental status. They should have known this without family input. Equipment Reliability Concerns - Manual blood pressure check showed 160 systolic when automated cuff showed 201 systolic - a 40+ point discrepancy. If true, this means patients throughout the hospital are being treated based on unreliable automated readings, potentially causing dangerous hypotensive episodes when medications are given based on falsely elevated readings. Current Status - 60+ hours admitted. Still no spinal MRI. New urinary retention. No bowel movement. Unknown if she can walk. Possible cauda equina syndrome (a neurosurgical emergency) completely ignored. Outcome - We came seeking expertise from a "specialty center." Instead, my mother received delayed imaging, mismanaged hypertensive emergency, dismissive care, and psychological devastation from a physician who destroyed her hope before even ordering appropriate diagnostics taking away the most important thing a patient can have...hope. I will be pursuing AMA discharge to transfer to a facility that provides actual emergency care. After someone tells my mother "we will not fix you" - why would we stay?

There was this one white nurse behind the desk at the er counter on 2/14 around 3 am. She is…read morehorrible at her job and seems very incompetent at managing her patients. Totally not qualified for the field she's in. I would also like to mention that her lack of hygiene and greasy hair reflects this behavior. Not to mention it all very pointed and attacking me based on discrimination. Not someone I would rely on to treat every patient equally. Some serious investigation needs to be done into her facilitation of patients and her nasty speech and attitude. I wish I knew her name otherwise I'd have my day in court.

The showers were cold, the food was awful, but the staff had a way of mental issue last time I…read morewent. They are the tuff-love kind of people. They addressed the root of the problem, and I haven't been there since 2009! They were always caring for the patient and not as cold and distant as some perceive them to be. I still struggle here and there, but I have a great counselor and psychiatrist from UBHC Of UMDNJ who is very knowledgeable and good. Excellent mental care for those with behavior problems, like me when I was younger.

Worst experience ever !!! Unprofessional, unhelpful, rude , condescending, poor manors, uncouth!!!…read moreDo not come here !!! Find somebody else !!! Worst healthcare front desk!! They need to give their in-takers therapy! I'm more traumatized now then before I called here ! They should be ashamed of themselves how you helping other people when you need help yourself ! Note: There is nothing wrong with the doctor or therapist, JUST THE FRONT DESK! They have about six plus behind the glass and they have a problem doing their job and the patient advocacy is another JOKE. They told me there is nothing they can do and for me to contact the office.

Highest quality of care for your child. Everyone cares for your child and wants the best for your…read morechild. They drovide multidimensional and interdisciplinary care for the best possible outcome.

mantente alejado de estos doctores. No te escucharán a ti ni a tu hijo. No tienen problemas para…read moreseparar familias. Please be careful with these doctors.

We moved from another facility to get into McCarrick. As we arrived, my mother was greeted warmly…read moreby kate omahoney, the admissions director along with one of the nurses, The room had a homey atmosphere with bedspreads and a nice picture window. My mother was immediately checked for bruises or bedsores,and given a mantoux test to assure there was no tb.She had a very tasty lunch on the nice sunny patio, enjoying the flowers, butterflies, hummingbirds and warm sunshine. She got grumpy in p/t but they were able to get her to work the whole time with them---job well done. She then go a well earned rest for a few hours before dinner. She is much happier than the room she had in the other place. She even enjoys visisting the bunny and the birds.