He did it colonoscopy for me a while ago. Everybody was professional. He was informative. He…read morediscussed the procedure with me and all treated me very well. Highly recommend this doctor.

GREAT DOCTOR but the OFFICE STAFF STINKS. They are rude and will lie to your face. They told me…read morethat I would not owe anything after my endoscopy at the local hospital but I am now slapped with all these bills.

My husband and I went to him for at least 40 years. He was the most knowledgeable doctor I ever…read moreknew. It was very sad when he moved.

In over 20 years of having Dr. Nyer as my internist, I have had nothing but a positive experience…read morewith him and his entire office staff. The office is clean and they run on time. His demeanor and bedside manner is business like, attentive and personal. Unlike many doctors, he rarely writes prescriptions, but prefers a natural approach to cure what ails me. I don't feel rushed, as he'll answer any questions I have. I truly feel his approach to treating me as a whole. He truly cares about me as a patient, but more importantly, a person. He has my total loyalty as a patient and will continue to do so! I highly recommend Dr. Nyer.

I suffered a injury to my finger due to a saw accident. I met him at Morristown Medical in the ER…read moreand he immediately took me down to the OR and saved my finger which I was certain I'd lose. He is a highly skilled surgeon. I highly recommend him. His mannerism and personality are top notch and his office staff are terrific!

I was recommended to see Dr. Ugras by my dermatologist and so happy she did. Over the last few…read moreyears, Dr. Ugras has diagnosed my middle trigger finger and arthritis flare up of my thumb. Dr. Ugras sees his patients within a few minutes of the scheduled appointment time...wow...and he explains what is going on in simple terms that one can easily understand. In addition, he has patience in handling all questions and concerns. I highly recommend Dr. Ugras for any hand injuries or pain. By the way, the support staff - including the office staff are professional, kind, and always smiling...it is appreciated. Thank you!

Dr. Edward Chin, gastroenterologist at Mt. Sinai, is perhaps the best doctor, with the best…read moreresults you may have ever even heard stories about. I had had heartburn/GERD for decades which caused great discomfort on a daily basis, and caused me to take tons of heartburn meds like Zantac which we now know are terribly deleterious to one's health, and which don't really work, offering at best a very temporary ameriolation of the painful problem. I had asked doctor after doctor about the surgical remedy I had read about, and was without exception told "Oh no, you don't need surgery. Too drastic. Too invasive. Just take Nexium, Just take Prilosec. Sleep on an incline. Avoid eating." Until I found Dr, Chin. When I say he was a Godsend, I mean it. Long story short, i told him my long story, he performed the GERD surgery (about 3 years ago), and I have not had heartburn nor have I had to take one single solitary pill since. Add to that, he is quite the cool dude. Excellent, confidence-inspiring manner, communication, and explanation. Knows exactly what he is doing, folks. Only wish I had found found him years earlier!

Someone much wiser (and older!) than myself said that the tragedy of old age is that in your mind…read moreyou still feel the same as it was in your youth but your body - like a car - starts to fall apart and needs a tuning and maybe replacement parts from time to time. So you reach the half-a-century mark and it's time for your very first colonoscopy. (Although they've been pushing to lower the age to 45, I hear.) Everyone from the lady at the front desk to the handful of nurses and technicians were stellar. You're running on fumes (I'll spare you exactly what 'prep day' is all about) and probably cranky and nervous (guilty as charged!) and all of 'this' is very strange so it's nice that everyone was personable, professional, and respectful. I also appreciated that they were sending me texts a day before my scheduled procedure (to make sure I was following all the detailed instructions properly) as well as a text checking on me the day after (to make sure you're doing good). My biggest/only issue: the same it is with almost every doctor for every field out there... their overbooking and zero consideration of how valuable your time is. 10:15 was my scheduled arrival time. I didn't get my name called till 11:45 to start the whole shebang. I'm not sure how you can square that circle. 90 minutes is bordering on ridiculous, let's be honest. (I can't tell you how many times I watched the same handful of stories for News 12 NJ that was playing on the one TV in their lobby.) But... maybe it's the aftereffects of the propofol (your mind will be blown how fast you're knocked out and then it feels like two seconds passed when they're waking you up and you realize they're finished and you're done) but everything else was a positive experience (and I'm tickled pink I don't have to go again for another decade - by then I'll probably forget how horrible all the prepping was) that I'm not docking any stars. (But you've been warned.)

I would rate Dr. Roth and the nurses a 5. The facility a one if I could. No respect for…read morepatients' time. Told to be timely and then you wait and wait about 2 hours to have the procedure start. They do not book the appointments properly. The facility and their style and manner of running the facility is horrible. Told you cannot wait in your care because they don't want to take 2 minutes to call on the phone - told you have to sit there and wait to be called. Rude and when you ask if they are running behind - they say a little when you see when you arrive at 10:15 and that is your appointment, there are three others in the waiting room ahead of you. There is no respect for the patients' time. Dr. Roth thank you but I am sure you would not want to be treated in this manner.

Dr. Chinitz has a friendly, approachable manner that makes having a colonoscopy as comfortable as…read morepossible. I highly recommend him, the lovely Caremount staff, and the location in Mt. Kisco, NY.

Seriously one of the most unprofessional Dr's I have ever been to. This man will not let you finish…read morea sentence and when you do, will respond by repeating..."you're fine, your're fine, stay young dont get old". The only time this man laid a finger on me was to shake my hand, no exam, no explanation for why I was having the symptoms I was having, and left the room to answer a call for over 5 minutes. Ive seen some real winners, but he took the cake. And good luck trying to get through to the front desk, but when you finally do, get ready for some good old fashioned attitude and tooth sucking.

Con man out to take your money I wish I could give zero stars. Went for help and was given an…read moreallergy test(I did not go for an allergy test never requested one) with many bills sent to my house. Upon the next visit I was told it would take 6months and many more visits to diagnose my problem. He refused to give a referral to a different doctor. I received consultation from a private doctor and was diagnosed within a week. Parwiz joodi is a terrible man who speaks broken English out to scam you DO NOT go to parwiz joodi whoever gave him a medical license should be shot. His office is a cluttered desk which doubles as a patient room. Very unprofessional

Parwiz Joodi was the most helpful doctor I've ever been to. I dont know what Danny K is talking…read moreabout. Maybe he had a problem that was unsolvable. After one visit, Dr. Joodi knew what was wrong. He really is remarkable. And it was cheaper than other doctors I went to. He was so helpful. I wish I could have gone to him sooner and gotten his help instead of wasting money on other doctors who couldn't help me. I highly recommend him to everyone!

I dunno, should I review my actual DOCTOR, the procedure that was performed on me, or should I…read moresimply review the overall establishment? Decisions decisions.... Let's start with the building, which is the typical ritzy Park Avenue doctor's office in an apartment building. Doormen, marble floors in the lobby, carpeted walls, columns....you name it. Thumbs up to the doormen--they let you through without a hassle, make you feel quite welcome. The office is a trip. The waiting room was clearly someone's living room a long time ago, and there's been very little done to disguise that, right down to the stereo speakers that are never playing anything, and look like they're 50 years old. I like that the office staff is pretty far back from the actual waiting room, and I'm sure the staff appreciates that as well. That way, if you're sitting and at all nervous about why you're there, at least you don't have the added worry of having to watch frenzied medical office workers getting into phone disputes with insurance companies, etc etc etc. I'll stop there, actually, although to be brief, Dr. Ira Friedman is one of the coolest surgeons I've met, and he does great work.

The physician's assistant (or nurse) that did my Botox was excellent and even took the time to…read moreexplain to me why some people die of heart attacks and some don't (it then made perfect sense!). She also gave me some after-Botox tips I had never heard before. I got my "elevensees" done (two lines between my brows) and it looks excellent. I highly recommend this office.