THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE MO'TOWN OFFICE ONLY…read more I LOVE Dr Hirsch but it find his office staff less than adequate. I adore him so much that I kept going back even after they sent me away with someone else's breast films when I was going in for a procedure However, my last time there was enough for me and decided to find someplace else.

I cannot say enough positive things about about Dr Hirsch and his office. I have been going to his…read morepractice for over 17 years and have always returned because of the professional and thorough care that I receive. Knowledgeable, sensitive and informative... I recently had a routine ultrasound done as part of an exam with another doctor and I was very concerned with the results. I called Dr. Hirsch's office to ask if he could possibly take a look at my results because I was very nervous. I knew this was somewhat out of the norm but I decided to try anyway. I received a call back within 10 minutes from the time I called his office informing me that Dr. Hirsch would meet with me during his lunch break. What doctor does that??? He took a look at my report and answered all my questions with care and compassion and eased my fears.... I would never go anywhere else!!

The desk staff are top notch , i need to commend Lindsey my…read moreMRI specialist as a 10 , The best , kind , caring, explains the procedure fully, made the best out of a procedure that needed to be done. As Tina Turner says it , Lindsey is "simply the best"

I had a very frustrating experience at North Jersey Imaging Center, and unfortunately it happened…read moremore than once. On two separate visits for an MRI, I was not properly informed in advance about what documentation or items I needed to bring. Each time, this resulted in having to reschedule--something that could have easily been avoided with clearer communication upfront. What was most concerning was that even after finally providing everything requested, I was brought into the MRI area and prepared for the scan, only to be told at that point that I still needed to leave and retrieve additional information. This led to a total visit time of over four hours without completing the procedure. To their credit, some staff members acknowledged the disorganization, but that does not make up for the inconvenience and wasted time. For a medical facility, especially one handling scheduled imaging, this level of inefficiency and lack of preparation is disappointing. Based on my experience, I would not return and would recommend that others confirm all requirements in detail before scheduling or arriving.

Normally I get good to excellent service from Morristown Family Medicine. MFM has a rule…read moreregarding no shows; if you do not cancel an appointment within 24 hours and you do not show up, you are charged. On election day, Tuesday, November 5, I showed up for my scheduled appointment. I was greeted at the desk, paid my fee, and escorted into the treatment room where a staff member took my blood pressure, pulse and temperature. I was then told to wait for the physicians. About 25 minutes later one of the physicians came in and told me that the supervising physician was not in, as he was out working on an election campaign and I would not be treated. She told me that they are sorry. I think that MFM should hold itself to the same standards it holds patients to, which would be to give a rebate to patients when I physician is a no call no show. This is unprofessional.

I called in June with a specific set of symptoms one of which was a fever but none of the other…read moresymptoms were Covid related. I was told I could not come in, had a virtual appointment, and was sent for a covid test. I went and one week later got a negative result but by then my symptoms were gone - I had basically just been told to stay in bed with a 105 degree fever until it passed. The other day I called with the IDENTICAL SET Of symptoms and explained how this just happened two months ago and the whole saga. I was once again told I could not make an in person appointment. I went to MedExpress and within 5 minutes of listing the IDENTICAL SET of symptoms was sent inside for a urine sample and given a prescription for an antibiotic for a kidney infection. A kidney infection wasn't even MENTIONED as a possible diagnosis on my virtual appointment. I know Covid is out there and a major concern -- however, not everything is Covid related. Patients should be given a fair chance at a real diagnosis and not be left to fend for themselves. I am disappointed as I expected better from an Atlantic Health System office. I will be finding another PCP.

I bumped my head on scaffolding and felt dizzy and out of sorts. My doctor suggested a CAT scan and…read morethey were able to accommodate me the same day. I was able to get An appointment, the receptionist was super helpful and the wait was within 15 minutes of my appointment even though there were many people in the waiting room. The tech who did my scan asked me questions, explained the process and asked me to wait after to ensure the scan was good and the initial reading didn't show anything concerning. I appreciated that very much. The results were uploaded to MyChart within the hour. Very efficient and nice people. Because I went in within 2 hours of my appointment, the insurance had not approved my test. They waited until the last minute to see If it would be approved and gave me the option to pay out of pocket or reschedule. I didn't have time or want to risk having a problem, so unpaid out of pocket and will working out with my insurance. They were very upfront about it and I liked having the option.

One star -- and the star is because the wait was exceptionally short. That was, unfortunately, the…read morehighlight. The ER was crowded, which I understand is not the staff's fault. I used to work in healthcare. I know emergency rooms are stressful, unpredictable places. That said, I was put on a bed in the hallway for my entire visit. No room. No curtain. No privacy. No TV. Just me, my migraine, and the hallway. Even the ER at RWJ Somerset gave me my own little curtained-off area with a TV. I never thought I would find myself nostalgically reminiscing about an ER curtain, but here we are. I was given medication through an IV that did help my migraine, but it also made me extremely jittery -- to the point that after I was discharged, I was having a very difficult time functioning normally. Obviously, I understand that medications can have side effects. What bothered me more was how little support I felt I received around it. The interaction with the doctor was also unnecessarily unpleasant. I asked, very politely, "Can I have a head CT?" His response was: "I just said that." Listen. I know patients can be difficult. I know healthcare workers get tired, overwhelmed, and frustrated. I've worked in healthcare myself. But I wasn't yelling, demanding anything, or being disrespectful. I was sick, scared, and asking an innocent question nicely. There was absolutely no reason to speak to me that way. After I got home, the jitteriness was still significant, so I called the ER hoping to ask whether there was anything over-the-counter I could take or whether a prescription could be called in to help with the reaction. No one answered the phone. So, in summary: impressively short wait, hallway accommodations, zero privacy, medication that left me feeling worse in an entirely new and exciting way, a rude interaction with the physician, and then no one available when I called for guidance afterward. Hopefully there won't be a next time. But if there is, I'll be going to Cooperman in Livingston instead. One star for getting me in quickly. I would have preferred to wait a little longer and be treated like a person.

Let me be real with you - After reading the most recent Yelp reviews of the Florham Park location,…read moreI walked in this morning a bit nervous about my CAC scan at Summit Medical Group. I'd been scheduled for this scan by my primary care physician during my annual checkup exam, so I didn't see what Yelp had to say about Florham Park beforehand. Boy was I surprised when I looked online and saw all the 1-Stars and testimonials (!!!) Because of the timing, there was no backing out or way for me to schedule somewhere else. So I went in this morning with some trepidation. Fortunately I had a good patient experience overall. For imaging, I would definitely come back to the Florham Park location again (140 Park Ave Building). Pros: ** Easy to drive there off of Columbia Turnpike. It's close to FDU -Florham. ** Nice campus. It's huge with more than ample parking and even covered parking structures for bad weather ** Imaging department is located as soon as you enter the main entrance doors of 140. It will be to your left. ** The waiting room is nice and they had HGTV playing on the TV ** The woman at Registration was polite, friendly, and informative ** The technician who performed my scan was professional, knowledgeable, and patient with explaining to me what would happen (which I really appreciate) ** The facilities once you enter past the registration area, equipment, and rooms looked good to me. There's a hallway with blue flowers painted on the walls, and on the ceiling above the machine there are images of the sky and flowers (so you can focus on those and relax while you are being x-rayed). Cons: ** So far, none... It's too early for the results and billing didn't happen yet. Hopefully the results will be uploaded to the portal in a timely fashion (in contrast to a fellow Yelper's review from last month). I don't know if that's a Summit Health computer system thing or human error though. We'll see what happens. Again, I would definitely come back to the Florham Park location (140 Park Ave) in the future for imaging services.

Went for a simple CAC scan at the 150 bldg. at Summit Health...Woman was wonderful who did the…read moreactual scan. BUT I would never go back as I STILL haven't received ALL of The results and it's been 10 days. The girl/ woman who answered the phone in imaging apparently shouldn't be as she was quite curt. I eventually called my Dr. and he called back to give me results. PS. I still see nothing in my "portal" and the girl said it will be uploaded . LOLOLOL. Sad that people who have jobs can't handle them. Thank goodness I go for most of my care at RWJ Barnabas as they know what they're doing . Sad sad sad world we live in today. If you don't advocate for yourself , you're basically well you know.......

I can't say enough good things about Living Waters. Ann and her team are fantastic, and they truly…read morecare about their clients. The environment is clean, calming, and comfortable, and the experience is always positive. I wholeheartedly recommend them.

WORST PLACE EVER. The woman whose name starts with an A is EXTREMELY unprofessional, uncaring and…read morevery unsympathetic.

Horrible service, the new employees are rude and egotistical. Somehow wait time just seems to…read moreincrease by the year and being a few minutes late can have you on the wait list for 5 months. Never coming back.

The worst clinic I've ever been to. Been going there for years and they are getting worse and…read moreworse. Short-staffed. Only one person answers the phone to schedule appointments. That poor thing is swamped. And then I think there's only one person who is in charge of referrals. What a joke that is! I have been placed on hold numerous times for 30 minutes and had to hang up. Then I call back only to hear someone pick up and hang up. Other times the phone is off the hook. They need new management. Patients are hurting and in need of help and there are some doctors and staff members who really don't care. I have so many examples of this I can write a book but it's not worth my breath. I'm so done with Zufall. It's such a disappointment. I have suffered far too long to have to rely and turn to this incompetent staff. Go somewhere else. Go where people will actually treat you with dignity and will truly help you rather than treat you like you're a burden. Trust me please. You deserve better.

I came in to drop a specimen for my son thinking it would be in and out, wrong, you have to check…read morein and wait! So, if people need to work, like my son had to go work, you are going to waste your time waiting just to drop off!

On time, easy check in and nice staff. There for a wellness visit. They send everything to my…read morecompany

Early early appointment. Fast CT scanner. Quiet and not wait for results…read more Atlantic health has been awesome to keep fixing me when I'm little broken. Great stressing throughout several offices I frequent.

After many experiences with Atlantic Health and the MMH affiliated offices, I expected this urgent…read morecare to provide high quality service. I was very disappointed in my experience. The quality of care was surprisingly poor. I went in for a knee injury with internal pain, and the provider treated me by 1) prescribing 2 strong antibiotics despite no symptoms of infection and 2) declining to provide the X -ray I requested, telling me to seek one in 1 week from another medical center. In addition, billing was excessive and confusing. I was billed for multiple incorrect procedures and was told that only a foreign call center could answer any billing questions, yet the call center rep had difficulty conversing let alone providing useful information. I would hesitate to return here knowing that they counseled me to incur additional medical costs elsewhere AND billing matters are outsourced to a separate facility unable to provide meaningful help. The only positive things I can say: all staff were pleasant and the facility is clean.

The lab technicians and facilities are great, but the billing department and management are very…read moreshady. When I had my recent appointment with them, I asked the front desk multiple times if I owed anything now or in the future and was definitively told no. Lo and behold, a few months later I received a bill. I called the billing department and was told that "the front desk doesn't know anything" and then spoke with management who basically blamed the insurance company and didn't even apologize for misleading me. If the front desk currently doesn't know anything about billing then they shouldn't be answering questions about billing. As is, they should have apologized and taken the loss, but instead, they're just going to lose my business. If you can't trust them with your money, why would you trust them with your health? Post-script - they refunded my money after they saw this review so I bumped them up one more star. No guarantees that you won't have the same experience, but at least they attempted to make things right (albeit while requesting that I update my review).

I had a very concerning experience with Harding Radiology's billing practices…read more At my first appointment (12/15/2025), I was required to pay a $300 deposit and was told it was necessary due to my insurance. After the claim processed, my Explanation of Benefits showed my patient responsibility for that visit was $0. I contacted Harding Radiology multiple times about the discrepancy and was repeatedly told their system had not finished processing the EOB and that I needed to wait. At my next appointment (1/12/2026), I was again required to pay a $300 deposit. During that visit, I was also asked to sign paperwork authorizing the practice to keep a credit card on file for automatic charges. Because the earlier deposit issue was still unresolved, I intentionally declined to provide that authorization. Despite declining that authorization, on 2/23/2026 my credit card was charged $227.46 without any bill, invoice, statement, or prior notice of an outstanding balance. When I raised the issue, I was told there was an "electronic authorization," but I have since had to repeatedly request documentation supporting that claim and have not yet received it. Because of these concerns, I have asked my insurance company to investigate the situation and Harding Radiology's billing practices. Based on my experience, I would recommend that patients go anywhere else. UPDATE 3/12/26: After I requested documentation supporting the charge, their billing department later acknowledged via voicemail that they could not locate any signed credit card authorization form and indicated they would process a refund. I was also asked to modify my Google review. In my case, my credit card was charged without any bill, invoice, or opportunity to review the balance and pay it voluntarily first. Management appeared to be receiving my emails but left it to the billing department to address the issue, even though it is their policies that created the situation. The experience suggests serious problems with oversight and billing practices. Patients should monitor their statements carefully.