Dr.Jennifer Dismukes was my Dr. a few years ago and haven't found anyone like her, she understands…read moreanxiety better than any doctor I've seen since she moved, hoping to get her back! Best doctor I've ever had!

From the owner: I am a Board-certified CHILD and ADOLESCENT and ADULT psychiatrist with over 14 years of patient…read morecare experience. My expertise, excellent training, and years of very successful practice has ;lead me to Skillman, NJ. I am an expert in the care of all Child and Adolescent psychiatry needs, as well as all psychiatric illnesses from Depression to Bipolar to Addiction Treatment. and Autism. I consider each individual's needs within their own unique medical, psychological and social components. I work with patients and families until everyone is satisfied that their lives are improving. I have had many clients for over ten years in my last practice. My family and I moved home to New Jersey to be with our extended family. I am THRILLED to be opening my new office at 88 Orchard Road, 5 minutes off of route 206 in Skillman, just moments from Princeton and Hillsborough.

This review is long overdue. I was a patient of Dr. Zhang's for probably 12 years. He is an…read moreexcellent, knowledgeable psychiatrist. Dr. Zhang takes the time to listen to you and to work with you to adjust medications as needed. Over those 12 years, I went through different phases in my life and needed to adjust meds accordingly. It was very comforting to know that I could count on Dr. Zhang to be there for me. I completely trusted him. I recently relocated to FL to a city that is literally a medical desert. I could not find a psychiatrist for my medication management and had to go with a psychiatric NP. The woman is like a robot. I really miss Dr. Zhang being my psychiatrist and I highly recommend him to anyone seeking a psychiatrist. I wish he could do out of state telemed.

This psychiatrist was unbelievably patronizing and caused me more suicidal ideations than before I…read moresaw him. He called me "mentally lazy" when I told him about my previously diagnosed ADHD and gave me mood stabilizers that left me debilitated and dysfunctional. His bedside manners are cruel at best and I genuinely hope no one ever has the misfortune of seeing this individual.

you get the best of the best at rwj somerset so clean so professional so informative. The…read moreemergency # room team is excellent.

I don't want to speak negatively of hospitals, but I can't help comparing my recent experience here…read morewith the experience I had a little over a year ago at St. Barnabas. I can't condemn anything about the medical care I received there... I believe St. Barnabas rates as 1 of the top hospitals in the state of NJ, after all ... but parking was a nightmare, the people supposed to register me as a patient were more than a little bit impatient and unhelpful, and I thought the belligerent security guard was 1 step away from tackling me to the ground in a choke hold. My doctor wanted me to get another echocardiogram, which I had for the 1st time a little over a year ago at Barnabas Health Ambulatory Care Center (not St. Barnabas the hospital, in this case, although it wasn't far away; it's a stone's throw from the Livingston Mall and about a mile away from the baronial estate of the late Mafia boss Ruggiero "Ritchie the Boot" Boiardo). I had no particular grievance against the Ambulatory Care Center (if I remember right, I wrote a fairly positive review about the experience), but RWJ is closer to where I live, and it's not like the Ambulatory Care Center experience was so stellar that I NEEDED to go there, as opposed to anywhere else. I had been to RWJ a few years ago for a test when I started having digestive problems. The test was inconclusive, but I didn't blame RWJ, as my own doctor (and I like my doctor) ran a series of tests and ultimately said, "We can't find out what's wrong with you. If the problem continues, make an appointment with a gastroenterologist." Instead, I bought a bottle of Pepto Bismol, and that seemed to eradicate the issue, for the time being, anyway. Ultimately, I probably will have to see a gastroenterologist. But that's another review for a later time (after I've actually gone to one, that is). I remembered that RWJ was off the main street, Union Ave., and I was able to locate it again without too much difficulty. I wasn't sure which building I was supposed to go to, but there was a large free outdoor parking lot. I went to the 1st nearby building, where a security guard sat. I still had the "muscle memory" of my confrontation with the St. Barnabas security guard making me tense up, but this security guard was actually very helpful and informative. I asked him if it was ok for me to park in that large free parking lot, and he said it was. When I indicated the kind of test I was there to have performed, he actually walked me to the main pathway, told me to walk to the end of it, and the part of the hospital I needed to go to was there. Inside that part of RWJ, I waited on a small line, but it didn't take long before I was in front of a representative. She signed me in quickly, took a photo for my brand new RWJ I.D., and affixed a white "patient strip" around my wrist. She then directed me to the elevator, told me what floor I needed to get to, and where exactly I had to go once I reached that floor. Couldn't have been easier. Upstairs in the cardiac center, I was efficiently registered, told how long my wait would be, and directed to a comfortable waiting area. (My 1 complaint would be that they had 1 magazine available to read; it was People, which I detest. Two thirds of the "celebrities" within its pages are "beautiful" ciphers I've never heard of, and hopefully never will hear of again. Remember when People sometimes wrote stories of importance and gravity? Yeah, I'm old enough to remember those ancient, bygone days...) At 1 point, the lady who had registered me came over and apologized that the wait would be a little longer than anticipated. The extra wait time didn't bother me...I anticipate a wait anytime I go to a doctor or hospital...but I appreciated the gesture. Before too long, the pleasant young woman performing the echocardiogram brought me in. It's not a colonoscopy (which is unpleasant but not painful), and it's certainly not agonizing in any way, but I wouldn't exactly call it something to look forward to. I'm lying on my side, shirt off, with my fish-white flesh exposed and my flabby belly hanging out (my youthful days of lifting weights and running 6 miles every other day are obviously long behind me), while she leaned over me, probing my gelled-up chest with a probe or wand or whatever it's called, monitoring the heart's activity on a screen. When I went for the test a year ago in Livingston, the amplified sound of my own heart freaked me out, but the person performing the test then gave no indication that anything could be done about it. This time, when I mentioned how that sound bothered me, the woman performing the test said, "Oh, I can shut off the sound, so you don't have to hear it." Again, I appreciated the gesture. All in all, my experience at RWJ was much more positive than my encounter at St. Barnabas. Parking wasn't an ordeal, and everyone I encountered was helpful and at least relatively friendly. I have no problem coming here again, if I have to.

Dr had the gall to overbill me $1300 over care over the past year and a half for post traumatic…read morestress disorder treatment upon my return from the Armed Forces. Dr has a propensity of billing malpractice to patients like myself, which has led to controversy about integrity of Dr.

I an age when the medical industry gives you the choices of being rushed through the assembly line…read moreat an "urgent care" office or seeing a series of nurse practitioners who run an office rarely visited by a doctor, I was on a search for a real doctor. One that knew her stuff and was interested in the back story. One that was open minded enough to discuss the situation with the patient, but guided by her expertise. I'm glad I found Dr. Auletta. I'll spare the details of the circumstances that lead me to this doctor, but I had called over twenty other offices that day looking for a doctor who would treat my wife for something that seemed like too stable of an issue for an emergency room but too time sensitive of an issue to visit doctor after doctor looking for a decent one where we had moved. She was off duty - it was her day off, but she answered the phone and discussed the issue, calming me down and getting us in the office at the first chance. We've been seeing her for years and have both moved in different directions, much to far to visit her office, but every time I am rushed through a doctor's office who tells me their computer system is down so they don't know my medical history, but that they don't want to hear about it because they're too busy to listen to the patient, I think of how much I would love to move back to where Dr. Auletta could be counted on and had a doctor-patient relationship with us. I see a review complaining about if her secretary could understand English or was aware of some vaccination, and I can't help but think that person missed the point. How many doctors have you been to that take the time to discuss how you've been feeling and then work through the issues, step by step, rather than just writing you a script and pushing you out the door? And how many times have you talked to "the girl on the phone" and had it lead to an answer from a doctor, and not just some guessed nonsense the secretary made up to get you off the phone and in the office for another co-pay? It is true that the office isn't the pretties building in the classiest looking place, but hip decor and upscale office buildings will never cure your illness and may show that a doctor is willing to focus on those things to draw you in, rather than trying to draw you in by being a good doctor.

If you want exceptional medical care, Dr. Auletta should be your first choice. I have been a…read morepatient of Dr. Auletta's for many years, and I rarely write reviews, but here it is warranted. Dr. Auletta is one of a kind. She is truly a patient-centered physician that takes her time with each patient. She actively listening to concerns and has always treated me with exceptional kindness and respect. This kind of care, along with her skill and extensive knowledge, is a rarity. I wish more physicians practiced like she does.