They never answer. Impossible to get through. Call service answers and make you wait days for a…read morecall back.

I have been a patient at HMH for 10 years. I have a medical issue that makes it necessary to come…read moreinto the office once a month. This has never been an issue. I have insurance. The new woman that is not a doctor at HMH called me personally to demand payment and the threatened to not fufuill my monthly medications. My insurance company just compensated (out of the blue) because High Mountain Health is over billing patients. The new owner of HMH should not be calling patients asking for payments - the owner should have no insight into my medical history or be calling patients to harass them for payment. This is unacceptable actually it's illegal

Really one of the best health care facilities I've experienced in my life. When you're sick you'll…read moreget a appointment within the week, not within the month. Doctors are friendly and knowledgeable. They call you when too much time has passed from your last visit. Office staff is generally pleasant and prompt. I put my trust in this organization for years and they did not disappoint.

Dr. Braveccio (sp) (The tall doc on the left of cover pic) is my doc. I've only come here for…read morephysicals once a year. I have Aetna and they accept my plan here. The 2 times I've been here I've had to wait 15 mins pass my appointment time. After physican assistant takes measure's my weight, height, and temperature. I waited another 15 minutes for the doc. Total time with doc was less than 5 minutes since my survey I wrote when I was with the PA had no issues. I don't have any chronic ailments yet so I consider my lucky so far. I probably do check in too much at restaurants. Too much waiting but it's only for once a year so far.

My husband and I have been going there for years and slowly seeing the business changing since the…read moredeath of Dr. Rasa. My doctor was Dr. Shraytman. Last correspondence with the office staff and Dr. Shraytman was when I called for him to recommend vitamins to take for my osteoporosis. He said I should s schedule an office visit for that answer. I now go to another doctor and cannot believe the difference in what an entire physical consist of. Dr. Smith is a very well mannered thorough caring doctor. An example of Dr. Shraytman's professionalism is when he kept prescribing for YEARS that I take medicine for my Gerd only to find out you should never take it more than a few weeks! He kept renewing it so I kept taking it. Anyway, I am happy I will not be visiting that office anymore. The staff never calls you back and there's nothing good about that office or a decent doctor anymore.

This is the worst medical practice around. When David Rasa and his group…read moreran it, they were excellent. Now they are a miserable and non caring medical practice. Don't make the mistake of choosing them as your primary care. My son died and they were callous and horrible with what they did and did not do. Dr. Rasa would be furious with what has happened here. A grieving family doesnot need more stress because of their inept handling.

Antoinette Deingeniis made a serious mistake on my prescription then was completely unapologetic…read more "Dr. D" is a doctor of osteopathy. I prefer medical doctors. Her office staff are incompetent and rude.

When I saw David Rasa he barely listened and was ill tempered. His staff are uncaring,…read moreunprofessional and frequently rude. They act like they are doing patients a favor by accepting their insurance. If you owe them a few dollars they can be very aggressive. The wait to see the doctor can be grueling, often over an hour. They ask for a check as soon as you walk in the door so you won't walk out.

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!

Melissa is the best! The place is super clean and has such a peaceful vibe. She really takes her…read moretime and makes you feel cared for--nothing felt rushed at all. I loved how she explained everything she was using and gave me advice on what products I actually need for my skin. I walked out glowing, and my skin has never felt better. I can't wait to go back!

I received a facial as a gift, and unfortunately, it turned into a nightmare. About two days later,…read moreI developed what looked like an infection around my nose area, right where extractions were done. I ended up going to get it checked out, and the doctor suggested it could have been caused by a contaminated or improperly disinfected extraction tool. That immediately made sense to me because I didn't see a barbicide jar or any visible sanitizing setup in the room where my facial was performed. It really made me question whether they are properly disinfecting their tools between clients. Overall, this experience was stressful.