I see Dr. Iones for my migraines. She is very knowledgeable, serious, and careful about the…read moretreatment she provides. She does her homework. My migraines have certainly lessened. There have been no consequences or side effects. She is personable and delightful as well. Actually I showed her another issue I was having which she diagnosed immediately and I was able to get care the same day with a professional that treats the issue I was experiencing. On another matter: Her office staff called me twice to make sure I received the result of an mri I had. Dr. Iones followed up to make sure that I was seeing a doctor for an issue that appeared on the mri. I highly recommend Dr. Iones if you need a neurologist as I have been to three others over the years and none compare on any level.

Dr Iones is awesome! In all of my years of visiting doctors, I have never come across someone so…read moredetailed, so thorough, so attentive, so engaged and so knowledgeable. She was extremely patient and she took the time to listen and understood all that was going on with me. She explained everything that was being recommended, and the reason for it, and every bit of it made sense. Her staff is wonderful, from the receptionists, to the folks that conducted the on-site testing. I am so happy that I found her. Now, I am very confident that my on-going health issues will be properly identified and treated. Thank you, Dr Iones!

Talented , most Brilliant NEUROSURGEON in the TRI- State area he is a Neurosurgeon not a…read moreneurologist. Extremely gifted, most kind & professional .

My mom has early onset Alzheimer's. I researched neurologists and chose Dr Patel because she…read morespecializes in memory loss. I made an appointment for her MONTHS in advance, only to find out the week before that Dr Patel would not be able to see her because my mom used to be a patient of one of her colleagues in the practice (who no longer works at Atlantic Health) 2 years and 9 months ago. Their policy is that the doctors only see patients once every 3 years. Despite the fact that my mom's memory has steadily declined over this time, she cannot see the doctor. When I persisted and advocated on her behalf, they agreed to let her see Dr Patel, but on another day. Because the time slot during which I scheduled the appointment was reserved only for NEW patients. Save your time! Don't see Dr Patel

Dr. Anjali Patel and her ANP Paren Wali have no place caring for patients in cognitive decline. I…read morehave worked in medical for 15+ years and this is the absolute worst treatment I have ever received on behalf of my loved one, who is suffering with memory loss. You will wait months just to see Dr. Patel and when you do her bedside manner and compassion will be absent and then you will be passed off to a nurse practitioner who is extremely inexperienced. There was zero follow up on any of the diagnostic testing directly from the doctor, all that is offered is a follow up appointment with the NP. NP had the audacity to say my loved one was "visibly upset" and that she would connect us with a "social worker". I was appalled. Of course my loved one is upset, their short term memory is completely depleted. She also recommended doing crossword puzzles. Suggesting CROSSWORD PUZZLES to a patient that is already in cognitive decline is disgraceful! The Atlantic Neuroscience Institute should be ashamed of this treatment of memory loss patients. My heart really breaks for any family that has waited to see the doctors at this office, they show absolutely no compassion for how awful this disease is and also seem to have absolutely no solutions. You will be passed off to an extremely inexperienced and unprofessional NP with little to no direction for follow up care. I will be the first to say I reacted very emotionally in the office based on the treatment that we were given. However, something needs to be done and changed inside a practice operating this way. Please AVOID this office at all costs and find a competent providers with compassion and consistent follow up care for your memory conditions . My love goes out to the sufferers and caregivers of this awful disease, doctors like this should not be allowed to care for you.

I was surprised to see so many negative reviews concerning Dr. Lipson. My experience with him…read moredates back to 2023 when I was diagnosed with severe spinal stenosis in the L4,L5 lumbar regions and was having moderate to severe pain down through my right buttocks. After trying P/T, various pain drugs, and spinal epidermal shots, all of which provided no relief, I started to visit some neuro surgeons. The first three I visited all said spinal fusion was my only option. Having two relatives who had spinal fusion in which the recovery period was about one year and they were still experiencing some pain and now had limited mobility, I decided I wanted to avoid fusion if at all possible. Dr. Lipson was the fourth surgeon that I visited and after Xray, CT and MRI tests he determined that he could help me without the need for fusion or major surgery. In December, 2023, as an outpatient at Morristown Medical center he performed two minimally invasive surgical procedures: L4/L5 Hemilaaminotomy/Foraminotomy which opened up space in my vertebrae for the nerves that were being compressed. He also implanted a titanium Intralaminar Coflex spacer between my L4/L5 spinal regions which pushed apart the two vertebra to relieve pressure on my nerves. I went home the same day and except for some minor stiffness which persisted for about 8 weeks my pain was gone. By avoiding fusion I was able to maintain my full range of spinal motion, my recovery period was extremely short and I was able to resume my normal activities such as walking, hiking, snow removal, kayaking etc. without pain and within three weeks of my operation. I have had no reoccurrence of any pain since. I am now seeing Dr. Lipson again to get his opinion on some cervical spine issues I'm having in which the previous surgeon that I visited said fusion was my only option and that I would lose some neck mobility and the recovery period would be months. I should add that I found all his staff members, especially his surgical coordinator, to be extremely courteous and professional.

I have had lower lumbar issues forever from earlier days as an athlete. Dr. Lipson is world class…read moreas is his team. He only operates when it is necessary. He has operated on two (2) of my friends L4/L5 and C2/C3 and they swear by him... can't say enough good things.

I specifically chose this doctor, as the only woman on the list of rheumatologists my PCP gave me,…read morebecause I felt a woman would be more open to diagnosing what I sincerely believe to be Fibromyalgia. Because, after all kinds of testing, it isn't anything else. I was kept waiting a very long time. Both in the waiting room and in the exam room. While I was kept waiting in the exam room, I could hear the doctor in a room nearby, on the phone. When she finally did see me she was condescending and patronizing and seemed to feel I needed a lesson in positive thinking? Being that I had been feeling horrible for months, and had hoped that a rheumatologist would have an answer, her attitude was very upsetting. I got a quick physical exam, a referral to a psychiatric neurologist, and an Rx for a 12-hour anti-inflammatory to lessen the constant body aches and pains I had been experiencing. She felt it was better for my body than taking OTC anti-inflamatories like Advil or Aleve. The anti-inflammatory actually worked rather well. When I was running low, I called my PCP to see if she could prescribe. As she is completely "by the book" she would not. So I had to call Dr. Podre-Nobre's office--even though, effectively, I have no relationship with her, or further need to see her. That was this past Friday before noon. I was down to 2 pills and the weekend was coming. The doctor was not in the office and, apparently, not reachable. In spite of the many advances in modern communication technology. I was told, if I hadn't heard back by 2, I'd have to wait until Monday. It's now almost 3:30 on Monday and I haven't heard a word. No worries. It's only pain. And it's only been three days.