I was turned away while I was in pain because I did not have my $50 copay. I asked to be billed…read more I waited for a month to see a rheumatologist. My primary doctor, Dr. Horn is downstairs from them and my blood work that he ordered was chronic inflammation in my body. I can barely walk and they said sorry make an appointment when you have copay amount. Skylands in Rockaway Dr. Flowers office is the absolute worst. Dr Horns office is now prescribing me 600mg of ibuprofen because the rheumatologist in the skylands network turned me away.

AVOID THIS OFFICE AT ALL COSTS…read more I have RA and fibro & currently see 3 wonderful specialists in offices other than this one. I've never had a problem with any of them, but dealing with THIS office has been a constant nightmare. They never answer the phone, and when they do, you sit on hold for 20 minutes, no matter when you call. When you finally get someone on the phone, they are rude, and nasty, and sometimes hang up on you mid-sentence. They constantly make mistakes and when you try to get them to fix them, they get defensive and nasty- even the doctors. They've messed up scheduling appointments, telling me they're not in the system AFTER making me wait for 45 minutes, screwed up my medical records completely, promised things and not followed through, disregarded specific, written instructions from other doctors, and violated HIPPA, and instead of addressing the problems when I mention them (no matter how polite I am) they are rude and nasty, refuse to address the problems, and act like I'm the one out of line. I am so tired of being gaslighted by this office. The doctors regularly dismiss my medical concerns and don't listen to me. They are a covid testing site, and treat people with the flu. I am severely immunocompromised, I almost died from the flu last year, and yet they won't do telehealth and make me me come in for every little thing. They are treating me for high blood pressure. I have three different nurses monitoring my blood pressure on a regular basis. But instead of accepting those readings, Dr. Savage demanded I come in and get my blood pressure taken AGAIN by her. The last 2 times I DID come in, they said they would let me wait in the car, and to call them from the parking lot- I did, and they didn't answer their phone. I'm sitting out there for 20 minutes, calling them, and since they told me I'll be judged a no-show and not seen (and charged) if I'm 20 minutes late, I had to come in. and then they made me wait inside. This happened TWICE. I even had a letter from my RA doc saying I need to wait in the car- they ignored it. and the second time this happened, AFTER I waited, they told me I actually didn't have an appointment scheduled. They screwed up and put it in the system wrong. So not only did I take off work and drive all the way there, I had to be exposed to people coughing and sneezing for no reason at all. And when I told Dr. Savage what happened, and expressed my concerns about coming in again, not only did she refuse to address it, she banned me from talking to her through the patient portal - I wasn't even rude. I wasn't expecting such immature behavior from a doctor, honestly. That's what happens. They screw up, you complain, and you're the problem And it gets worse. There are multiple mistakes in my chart that they have ADMITTED are mistakes (they say their computer changed the codes) and have said they would fix, but never did. And they were unbelievably rude about it when I brought it up, and threatened to kick me out of the practice because I called about it twice (the second time just to notify them I was having another doctor send over records). Accusing me of "Tying up the phone lines with a non-medical matter." For 2 phone calls. I'm sorry, having misdiagnoses in my chart IS a medical matter, as it can compromise my care. Not to mention, last year they sent a letter to me with another patient's personal information, stating that he tested positive for hepatitis and herpes. With his name and address. I called them up and said, "This is a major HIPPA violation, but I will not report it bc it was an honest mistake, but you have to be more careful." You'd think after that they'd be nicer to me, but no. Whether I'm nice or not, they are unhelpful, nasty, and rude- it makes no difference what I say or how I say it. I'm now investigating how to go about reporting that HIPPA violation. I should've reported them right away but hopefully it's not too late. I even got accused of being "abusive to staff" because I used an angry tone of voice the time they messed up my appointment- when I said, "I really wish you'd get it together" as I walked out the door. Like literally one sentence. Honestly, they've been ruder to me than that. After they screwed up my appointment, put me at serious risk for no reason, rudely dismissed my concerns, disregarded my other doctor's instructions, failed to do what they promised, refused to answer the phone, screwed up my chart, admit it's a mistake but still won't fix it, AND violated HIPPA laws. But hey, I'm the problem.

I have several GP docs in my life. One a decade ago, was very heavy, ate bad stuff and kept…read morecriticizing my weight and diet! He retired after a stroke... karma? Dr Levy came highly recommended and I have been seeing him for my annual for several years. Under his advice and care I have lost weight, improved the dreaded cholesterol numbers and other health issues. He is plain speaking, has a sense humor and has good communication skills. I probed the staff, asking which MD in the practice they use and most preferred Dr Levy. Shhhh. That's our secret.

I needed spine X-rays and was super impressed with this facility. I didn't have an appointment, but…read morewas in and out within an hour. They are so efficient, from the check in, to directing me to the right lab and the actual X-rays. Each staff member was courteous and attentive to my needs and explained everything they did along the way. I liked that they have covered parking spots and were shoving the walks to prevent further injuries for their patients.

I went for Blood Work in the early morning. It was fast no appointments and walk-ins are fine. i…read morewas in and out in less than 45 minutes. The staff was friendly and professional.

I've always had a wonderful experince with Dr.Wallis. Dr. Wallis takes the time needed to listen to…read moreall questions and concerns, which many times has not been the experince I've had with other Ob/Gyns. He came highly recommended to me by family members and I now know for good reason.

This is not an easy task to find adequate words to describe what Dr. Marc Colton has done for me -…read morefor my health, my well-being, my life. It all started in the ER where I was admitted with acute urinary retention. The degree of retention was critical and the heavy urinary bleeding would not even allow for a functional cystoscopy observation. A catheter could not be installed to relieve the bladder. Dr. Colton performed a complex emergency operation to resolve the immediate aspects of the situation and managed to install a supra-pubic catheter to prevent this kind of emergency from happening. His professional confidence, medical mastery and genuine care were unprecedented. I have been around enough time and have seen enough doctors, including urologists, to identify and fully appreciate it. During the following 18 weeks I was seeing Dr. Colton in his office. My problems were BPH with the prostate of "enormous size" (his words) and a very weak and flabby bladder. He decided to give my bladder a rest by regularly changing supra-pubic catheters and finally scheduled a Greenlight TURP laser surgery for me. By that time I knew that Dr. Colton was one of the very first and very best urologists in this country who performed and perfected this surgical procedure that has become so important for so many men. The surgery went amazingly well with excellent results. I did not expect it, but soon after the operation I became a normal, healthy person who does not need to be catheterized in order to empty the bladder. My life got literally reopened for me again with all my beloved activities. I could breath deeply and freely again. I am alive and I am free. This says it all. And this is all thanks to the brilliant surgeon and incredible man, Dr. Colton. As a surgeon, he is boldly decisive and, at the same time, scrupulously attentive to every single detail of the procedure he performs. As a person, he is warm, caring and always supportive. For me Dr. Colton is a brilliant doctor who gave me my life back.

This is easily the best doctor I've ever seen. He destroyed a kidney stone the way Yoko Ono…read moredestroyed the Beatles. He's a rock star and a gentleman.

this place is horribly organized. I was rushed into an exam room after them taking my blood…read morepressure and weighing me. they did not care about bringing a doctor into the exam room, however... I waited 40 minutes with a headache and body cramps in a small room with people talking outside, opening patient's doors right next to me and a loud tv that the employee's were watching. Very uncomfortable experience. 1/10

Terrible bedside manner. The doctor was dismissive and argumentative. He made treatment…read morerecommendations that were nonsensical and got angry and abrupt when I asked questions.

I've been going to see Dr Collum for several years now, and after reading the last review, had to…read moreoffer my own opinion. Pro's * You do not wait in the waiting room for more than 10 minutes - ever. * Typically if you need to see the Dr quickly, you can get a same day appointment. * Dr Collum spends considerable time with you, and appears genuinely interested in understanding why you're there. * Dr Collum explains in great detail why he orders tests, and what they are while further explaining what he believes the diagnosis to be (lab/diagnostic tests he ordered are to substantiate that diagnosis). * Dr Collum is rather dead pan, but not devoid of emotion. He comes off as a sincere, caring doctor who is there to help you be well. Both near and long term. Con's * I have not been a patient of his longer than I have been.

I have been a patient of Dr. Collum's for about a decade. He is very professional and very…read morethorough. No nonsense approach with good perspective- sorting out what is important from what isn't. I'm especially impressed at the time he takes during the annual physical to ask about my health and then to listen to the answer- as a result, he identified and diagnosed my celiac disease, the discovery of which was truly life-changing for me. The only non-positive is that the office is solid but less stellar- perhaps a typical busy dr.'s office in which the patient doesn't entirely feel like a customer. They also have a technician on premises so blood tests can be administered without having to travel to a separate lab.

Knoweledgeble and thorough. Very professional. Rare kind of doctor.read more