Dr. BALOT is one of the PC doctors at my 90 year old mom's nursing home. After two days of…read morecoughing, he sent her for a chest x-ray which indicated she had pneumonia in one of her lungs. I was told by the nurse that he prescribed AUGMENTIN for five days. I was alarmed and told her my mom is ALLERGIC to penicillin!!! I called Dr. Balot directly about this and he said it was "OK because the pharmacy would catch it"!!!!! OMG!!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? Then he told me that he is SO busy, has SO many patients and that he didn't have her chart in front of him at the time. He AGAIN reiterate that is was "OK because the pharmacy would have caught it"!! So...he is dependent on someone else catching his MISTAKES became HE'S SO BUSY and DOESN'T look at the charts when prescribing medication??? He could have KILLED my mom!!! He continuously sent her for x-rays when she said she was in pain with her right leg (calf). She had hip surgery and the pain is from her not being ambulated and walked enough! I asked him WHY he keeps sending her for x-rays when it's clear he should be sending her for an MRI to diagnose muscle and nerve damage....not to keep looking for a fractured bone!! HORRIBLY INCOMPETENT and do not trust him. Had him pulled off my mom's care team. Oh....and his wife, Karen, the office administrator is a BITCH!! Read all the other reviews....she's got SOME reputation!

both of my parents see Dr Balot and he's been fantastic with them. About two months ago, my mom…read moreended up going to the hospital for a kidney infection which she has many medical issues that Dr Balot is aware of. When she was in the hospital staying for a few days, he came and visited her and checked on her lab results and everything and told her to come for a follow up once she's out. He makes sure that she sees other physicians as well so they could all work together to help her have a better health. A different time when my dad ended up getting the flu and the office was closed. I ended up writing through the portal requesting medication for him thinking that they would respond back to me at normal business hours, but Dr Balot ended up writing the script that same day showing his care for his patients no matter what. I would definitely recommend to have Dr Balot as your primary physician.

I have been a with dr matteos for two decades today hurt my ribs and call to get appointment for…read moretomorrow tom told the rep to tell me to go to rapid medical and the come see him the are my primary why would I go to another doctor he assume it was just for the pain medication not good

Doctor Tom is the best Doctor and has made such positive changes in my life. He is smart and easy…read moreto speak to.

If your looking for that personal family Doctor look no more . I changed my insurance plan just so…read moreI could be seen by Dr. Stallone. When you want to know exactly what your issues and or medical conditions are he will take the time to figure it out . I have been going to another Physician for 30yrs and it was always 123 nice to see you treatment. Dr. Stallone discovered several treatable conditions that would have led to possible serious issues later on . The Staff is incredible from scheduling appointments to follow ups. Veronica will always greet you with a smile and prep you for Dr. Stallone !

Dr. Stallone and his office are a wonderful addition to my healthcare. It's been a couple of years…read morenow and he has discovered a couple of medical needs that have benefited me and my overall lifestyle. From sleep apnea solutions and more. The office and Doc office experience are both pleasant and productive. Very lucky to be a patient here. Big thanks to doctor and staff!

Dr. Galler is Kind, Thorough, Knowledgeable, and Empathetic. He came highly recommended to me and…read moreI am so glad I found him.

From the owner: Dr. Brian Galler graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2002 before pursuing his dream of…read morebecoming a physician at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Upon graduating in 2006, he completed his residency training in Internal Medicine at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Galler completed his Cardiovascular Diseases Fellowship training at Oakwood Southshore Medical Center in Trenton, Michigan and then returned to New York to complete his Interventional Cardiology training at Winthrop University Hospital. He combines his holistic, patient-centered approach to disease management with advanced training in most invasive procedures.

Love her. I finally found a great primary care doc. it took a long time. She is a hot ticket. You…read morewill know what I mean when you meet her. Real, down to earth, not fancy but honest, thorough and terrific. I had seen her for an intial meeting and then went back several months later for a physical. She remembered me. She asked personal questions that we had discussed on the last visit. I know she knew who I was. In a busy practice and being new, I was impressed. The only reason she got 4 stars is you will wait FORVER. Be prepared. For me it is worth it. I waited 2 hours to see her but she spent a good hour with me. She never makes you feel rushed. If you can sit there and not get frustrated waiting, she is well worth the wait. Don't be shy. she will look over every inch of your naked body and prod and poke but you will know you are in great hands and if she says you are OK and healthy, you are.

i cant understand why she is closing down. so many people love her. when i called the office they…read morejust said she is closing, i sure hope she is going to join a practice and not just stop practicing medicine. shes gifted at what she does. i am really very upset at the news that she is closing

DrSupramani is one of the best doctors he cares about his patience and listens to their concerns…read more He is very friendly and personable. his office staff is extremely nice and helpful as well.

I saw Dr.Subramani a couple of weeks ago and I was waiting to write this review since I was so…read moreupset. Im also a health care worker and I've seen lots of unprofessional Dr in my life but he is the worst!! the first time he was very nice but the 2nd time he was very rude and unprofessional that day when I got to the office first the receptionist told me that I didn't have a appointment when I did but she was nice about it and told me that she can squeeze me in if I wanted it to stay, I said yes because I was waiting for this appointment for 3 months. When I got call back the room the Dr. was rushing he told me what I need and I took his opinion and told him ok I was trying to explain him how Ive being doing and he didn't want it hear anything that I had to say, I also try to explain myself in a different way because maybe my he was not understanding what I was trying to say but surely enough I realize that he was just being rude even call me a difficult patient only because I was trying to explain myself. the way he was talking to me was so bad that I got so sad that I stared even to tear down. he even told me that I was telling him how to treat his patients and That he's being doing this for more then 11 years. I was getting mistreated verbally when I was trying to explain myself. Im writing the review because I'm sure I was not the first of the last person that he has done it too. I literally felt like shit.

The WORST medical office operations!! Phone calls unanswered, prescriptions not filled properly…read moreand pts. Med list not update. Appointments are few & far between. I'm in the field and I'd be fired if one of the offices operated this way!!

Dr. Vavilis is straightforward. He is candid and direct. His Nurse Practitioner Jacqueline is…read moreskilled and professional. The only negative that the two take too long to return phone calls, but I find that most medical professionals are like that.

Excellent doctor. Very thorough and he truly cares about his patients. My family has been going to…read morehim for years now.

Care quality not good, Dr was kind but did not diagnose or recommended to other facility care just…read moredid blood work after blood work and kept asking one question to the patient as to why his white blood count is high instead of recommending him to an infection disease doctor. Patient nearly died and ended up on ventilator due to high infection in kidney which started to spread in his lungs.