I have had problems with them not returning cals for appointments and getting prescriptions filled…read more They don't return calls to my pharmacy. They said that they would call back with in 48 to 72 hours and they don't. I have left many messages over 10 days. This is no way to run a business

Be very careful about patient billing from this office. They tell you what codes to call your…read moreinsurance company to verify that you're covered for. Then they bill under different codes, which creates a problem with your insurance company for non-coverage. Lisa and Karen at the front desk are the two giving out the miss information.

My review is based on my experience of getting a Mammo, ultrasound and bone density screening here…read more I was encouraged to come here by Amanda's excellent review, so please read that. I've had many mammograms in my life with in different places, and this was my first time at this location. From now on this is where I will choose to go. Everyone here was friendly and welcoming from the minute I walked in the door and I was greeted in the lobby. The space is also beautiful, safe, clean and quiet. I was the first patient of the day and there was no waiting. Everything was much more quick and smooth than I expected, and than I had experienced it any other place. As I was here, the word that came to mind is "peaceful" which is not what I was expecting to feel while getting a bunch of routine tests done. Special thank you to Julie and Sarah for making this experience so comfortable and easy.

GRWM to get my first mammogram!…read more I'm mad old - knocking on 45 and haven't had one yet. That's what medical racism and fatphobia do tho. However it was a PSA from Ananda Lewis to Black women and then my bestie who reminded me that the world is trying to kill Black women - why make it easy for them - that finally nudged me in the right direction. What I LOVED about this experience: -Steeplechase allows patients to schedule appointments without a doctor's prescription. Regular screening mammograms do not require a *referral* but many places do require a script. I went to the equivalent of a big box imaging center 2 days ago but needed a script and didn't have one. But check it - finances and time are a barrier. It's ridiculous to have patients pay to be seen by a doctor just to get a piece of paper to come get the mammogram and I wasn't doing it. In the Steeplechase model, I can make my own appt without the script and it will be up to me to send the imaging results to my doctor to have them reviewed. I'm OK with that. -It's attached to the hospital. In my experience equipment and extras like clothing, routine devices, etc. are more modern and inclusive at hospitals. -Related to the point above, bench style seating and a variety of gown sizes. -Calming, soothing environment. I'm sure there are people here getting the worst news of their lives. And others like me just trying to be a fully functioning adult. Whatever the case, it was nice to step into a quiet, clean space free from the pressures of the outside world. -Everyone was really nice - from the people working the visitor station downstairs, to the reception area inside and the medical provider who walked me through each step of the imaging. -It was pain free. I've heard these tests are awful but me and my melons were chill and handled with care. -Free parking Can I admit something? I've stayed away from this hospital since the Cullen case 2 decades ago. However, I'm glad I got over that and came here for this procedure. Not having one done has weighed on me for the better part of 5 years. Fingers crossed for the results. In the meantime, if you need one and especially if you are a woman of color and/or have a bigger body, come here! You will be treated with dignity and respect.

She is very good taking care of me and my husband. I'v been…read moregoing to her over 15 years since I moved in this area. Whenever I needed her she was there to answer me. I wish she stays around this area for a long time.

I started seeing Dr. Selke this year since I moved to the area and can say she's one of the easiest…read moredoctors to communicate with. She's also very caring and explains anything you don't understand/ do understand very thoroughly. You can also easily set up appointments online with her using ZocDoc! I'd highly recommend her practice!

The physicians and front staff are all very professional and caring…read more They are always helpful in providing the care I need.

In January, I had pneumonia and needed a new med prescription because the pharmacy was out. I had…read morecalled but was waiting a response, so I decided to go in-person to check in. The front desk lady told me that I should do a check-up appointment and I asked if it would be free. She had my file open and said that my insurance would cover it all. I had not come in to have an appointment, but she scheduled me for the next day. The doctor called in the new prescription that day, so there was no reason to go other than the fact that the front desk lady told me it would be free. I come in the next day for the check-up. The doctor and the nurse ask me why I came. She was confused, but I explained the front desk lady said it was free. The doctor said I was healing fine, but that I needed the prescription (which I hadn't been able to take since my diagnosis). Then, after my insurance was charged, they barely covered anything! I sent in a message through the portal about why it wasn't free with my insurance like I was told. I received a message back saying that I shouldn't trust the front desk people to tell me how much I will be paying and, that because it was already submitted to the insurance, that they will not be reimbursing me. I will NOT be returning here again. If I cannot trust your staff's word, how can I trust your practice?

If you want to be on the grid, then Raritan Family Healthcare is the place for you! The doctors -…read morein my experience as a patient - were quick to prescribe a pill in the 7 minutes they will spend with you, and keep you coming in for anything you are not willing to do the work for to prevent your declining health in the first place. Don't fool yourself - this is a BUSINESS and they are in it for the money, same as any other. Sadly, the medical system in America is doing a poor job of helping individuals at the root of their problems, but in even trying to get an exemption for an out-of-network doctor this office was unwilling to do so without an in-person visit. Guess what - I'm WILLING to pay the extra $20 a visit to my out-of-network naturopathic doctor so I don't HAVE to come in for yet another fake diagnosis. I've learned how to take care of myself (and shame on you, reader, if you don't) and lowered my own blood pressure without meds, stopped eating like 'an American', and I MOVE instead of sitting on my butt all day...I suggest you do the same and stop relying on doctors who want your business - and only your business - not your good health.

I have the absolute pleasure of knowing Dr. Lisa Scalia and Dr. Joseph Scalia since they started…read moretheir residency. They were a please to work and train with. In the decades since then they have meticulously cared for our family using evidenced based medicine and their trademark compassion. My mother has been under their care for as long. She has a complex geriatric profile which Dr. Lisa Scalia and her office expertly manage. Their office is expertly managed and is oft times a family affair and gives off the vibe of being part of an extended family. I have also been cared for by Dr. Khalil who managed an injury I suffered with great care. Highly recommend based on my years of professional experience with this group.

Dr. Hallit is quite nice, friendly. She is attentive and caring. Only flaws I find are that she…read moretalks a little too loud and sometimes interrupts while I'm trying to explain how I feel.

Dr. Hallit was my primary care physician when she was with Bridgewater Medical Group .. she was…read morealways available, attentive, and met my needs.. I wish she was closer to my home because she would still be my primary care physician