The profesional staff makes the patients feel that they are in good hands during every visit . The…read moreknowledge and care shown by the staff is an invitacion to make me want to receive treatment from them . Thank you !

This is a well run small practice with lots of personal attention. They have great Covid practices…read morewith Hand washing and masks required before you get started. I've observed the DPT and assistants working with other patients and they are attentive and use gentle coaching to keep the clients on track. No TVs, just older music. I would recommend this practice to everyone, especially someone who tried a "chain" and found they weren't getting much out of it. This place will make you stronger.

At the risk of giving away TMI about myself (which I may have already done in previous reviews, so…read morewhy become suddenly modest now?), this past year has been a wearying slog of doctors, appointments, examinations, tests, medicines, more tests, etc. etc. It started with: (1). A physical with my doctor. I went specifically because I had to in order to get a refill of my migraine medication. My doctor found something about my heartbeat disturbing enough for him to make an appointment for me with... (2). The Barnabas Health Ambulatory Care Center in Livingston. Got tested there. But I wasn't finished. Not by a long shot. I had more tests at... (3). St. Barnabas Hospital. Good hospital, but my experiences there haven't always been the best. Then... (4). Sleep Disorders Center at St. Barnabas (somehow, my review for their Livingston location changed to West Orange, but I'm too sleep deprived at this point to try and rectify that error...). By then, I was resigning myself to the probability of having sleep apnea. Shortly afterward, I received a phone call and was told (I'm paraphrasing, but not by much), "Not only do you have sleep apnea, you have SEVERE sleep apnea." Needless to say, this wasn't news designed to help me sleep easier at night. An appointment was made for me at Pulmonary Consultants in Milburn, a town not too far from where I live, but one I know very little about. On the day of the appointment, I used a copy of Google Maps to help me navigate my way to the location. It didn't go smoothly. I was ok until I hit a high-class residential area. I asked one woman walking on the sidewalk where Milburn Ave. was. She ignored me. I asked 2 women loading a car. They, too, ignored me. Feeling increasingly like I was in a Twilight Zone episode ("Have I died? Am I ghost? Can they even see or hear me?"), or had been mistaken for a masher, I drove straight ahead and thankfully managed to find Milburn Ave on my own and the medical complex where Pulmonary Consultants have their office. Once you actually get to Milburn Ave., it's a convenient location. Go straight a little bit and turn left, right into the medical complex. Plenty of parking, and a building with a variety of doctor offices catering to different medical conditions. My problem on entering the office where my appointment had been set up was that Dr. Vagram Ovnanian was sick that day. The office had called me to let me know, but our wires had somehow gotten crossed. It didn't bother me too much (I'm perfectly willing to procrastinate, especially when I suspect that the news I'm going to get from the doctor I'm visiting isn't going to be good news). At least I now knew where the office was. An appointment was set for the following week. At that appointment, everything went smoothly (although I again got lost in the residential area, and there were no residents walking around to ignore me when I asked them for directions). The office staff was polite, efficient, friendly. There was no long wait in the office. Dr. Ovnanian was pleasant, informative, and he was able to put me at my ease (not always an easy thing to do with a neurotic hypochondriac like me). I didn't feel rushed; my questions were answered patiently, even when they were off topic (for instance; the following day, I was scheduled to have a blood test with my regular MD to see if I have hemochromatosis, a blood disorder that Irish people tend to get. My genetic great aunt had it. Dr. Ovnanian said it was "rare," but he wasn't all that familiar with the specifics of the disorder). My sleep apnea wasn't severe; in fact, it was "mild to moderate." Still, he recommended I use CPAP and the order for the CPAP unit was placed. I'm not necessarily looking forward to using it, but it is what it is. If it helps prevent me from dying of a stroke or heart attack (heart health in my genetic maternal line is not good; my youngest genetic sister, in her 30s, already has a pacemaker), I'm all for it. I have another appointment in a few months. I'm not going to lie and say I look forward to it, but after my initial visit, I have full confidence that I'm in "good hands." Recommended.

From the owner: Pulmonary Consultants is part of the Barnabas Health Medical Group. The team helps diagnoses…read morepatients who are experiencing shortness of breath, coughing, exercise intolerance, snoring or unrefreshing sleep, or have abnormal X-ray or CT scan results as well as care for long-term, chronic respiratory issues. Visit our website to learn more.

Look no further than Dr Gallick for excellent ortho…read morecare.The office staff is great and I have never waited longer than 15 minutes to see the doctor. His is without question one of the best surgeons in the area.

My wife was seen today by Dr. Gregory, and the experience was extremely disappointing. In a…read moreWorkers' Compensation case, patients deserve empathy, professionalism, and respect. Unfortunately, the treatment we received felt cold, dismissive, and at times even sarcastic. A doctor should not only have medical knowledge, but also compassion and basic human understanding toward patients who are already dealing with pain, stress, and difficult situations. After this experience, I can understand why the reviews and ratings for this doctor are so low. I would strongly advise others to think carefully before choosing this doctor for Workers' Compensation-related care.

I'd use this company as my go to with everything elder care related! From start to finish, they're…read moreconfident, know their stuff and even offer classes which is great in an economy where you need something flexible and recession proof. Good location.

From the owner: We are looking for licensed and Certified Home Health Aides. We provide number of benefits such us…read morehealth insurance, free dental, vision and life insurance. Call us to get more information.

My family used the David York Agency to care for our mother for 12 years. They sent many HHAs over…read morethe years... only one was truly professional and caring, and she was the reason we maintained this agency's services. Otherwise, we would have gone elsewhere long ago. This is a family-run business and there is a clear lack of skill-sets and professionalism. Aids ranged from incompetent, to dishonest, to dangerous. We heard from a neighbor that they witnessed one York HHA threatening my mother with physical harm in a public place... they would not let her return home with this aid and wanted to call the police. Another of their aids brought bed bugs into her apartment. Another was physically and mentally unable to provide care for my mother, and she could not be replaced for weeks. The scheduling supervisor would not provide us with schedules on a consistent bases in spite of years of asking. The family members who own and run this agency are incapable of resolving licence-threatening violations. Under no circumstances would I ever recommend the David York Agency.

From the owner: Our Home Health Aides are familiar with caring for patients with:…read more Alzheimer's Disease Dementia Congestive Heart Failure Diabetes Arthritis Parkinson's Disease Geriatric Illnesses Joint Replacement Emphysema As well as all associated ailments We are Long Term Home Healthcare Specialists. Our staff is happy to discuss your care plan and work out every detail of your home healthcare.