There's something totally surreal about entering a warehouse setting where people sit on cheap…read morekitchen chairs in rows while an unwatched television's inaudible programming creates the only sound. Not quite static not really a hum just a bizarre addition to a room where no one speaks. There is a bland water cooler with hot and cold water. It works because I enjoyed a cup of cold water. Did I mention the room is clean with 3 walls painted one color and the third a color matching the kitchen chairs. Did they find a sale where there were only a few gallons of paint left? You check in at a kiosk on an i-pad. The warehouse babysitting employee remains silent until she calls names into the plastic walled chamber. Verification of your personal information. The hum of a printer interrupts the television static as another human is processed through. A happy gentleman appears ... He possibly is the blood taker ... A smile to calm before the process begins. As I watch my daughter staring in the same direction as all the others I wonder ... What do any of us want from a business that takes our bodily fluids. Cleanliness ... Robotic but absolute efficiency with a touch of friendliness. We can't expect customer comforts because they know we will come not out of choice but because our insurance company or medical professional said we must. So, I need to look at that tv to see if I can translate the background noise into a message that the image wants to share. As for my rating ... 4 stars. Not bad for a warehouse but definitely a cleaner facility than the next one down the street. Hummmm that tv has my attention as we wait.

I had an 9:10 appointment and was refused to be seen. My insurance is great and I was on time. This…read morewasn't the first time either. Medical discrimination as usual

The sign on the door states they close at 12am, the receptionist confirmed over the phone they…read moreclose at 12am, but when I walked into an empty waiting room at 11:18pm with a child with high fever, I was told that the provider by the name of Goldsmith had ordered for all patients to be turned down as she wanted to be done at 11:30pm and we should go to an emergency room instead. This is unfair practice and management should know about this as I'm assuming this is the reason why they had to close down for a while before reopening this year. This is not the way to build a successful business.

Fast friendly and professional. Although ultimately we were off to the hospital we had a great…read moreexperience here.

Highly recommend. The NP, Diane, was extremely knowledgable, thorough and compassionate. I felt I…read morewas in excellent hands. The young lady at the front desk and the in-take nurse were also top-notch. (BTW: I am a retired medical writer.) I left off one star for two reasons: 1) Both restrooms were out of toilet seat covers and neither the tp dispenser nor hand towel dispenser worked. a loose roll of tp, and a pile of loose paper towels were provided. Unsanitary. 2) They need to post a sign in the waiting room prohibiting phone conversations. During my hour-long wait, an inconsiderate woman made 3 separate personal calls. She was loud. Someone should have intervened for the sake of those of us waiting; some already in enough pain.

Unprofessional, negligent, and completely unreliable. I came here in Fall 2025 following a motor…read morevehicle accident to drop off my insurance info and schedule physical therapy for serious neck and shoulder injuries. They promised to follow up with me and never did. When I called back to check on the status of my care, the receptionist was incredibly rude, hostile, gaslit me, and hung up on me mid-sentence. Because of their administrative incompetence and complete lack of care, I was left without treatment. Avoid this location if you expect basic human respect or actual medical support.

Seriously the worst Urgent Care I've ever been to in my entire life. If you need any assistance or…read moremedical care at all, you are better off looking up how to do it yourself. The wait is unbelievable and the staff seem bothered that that is the case. There could 2 people in the waiting room or 200 and you're going to wait the same amount of time. Go somewhere else.

My son couldn't be seen since we are from out of state and they didn't take our insurance. I was…read morewilling to pay but was told to head to the hospital.

Great doctors, customer service and they are ALL superb at finding meds/ procedures to relieve your…read morepain. I am a satisfied client and I highly recommend their clinics. I hope you become a client and get relief for your pain too.

Major incompetence and miscommunication and wasted time. The front end doesn't properly…read morecommunicate. The physicians do not prescribe medication to relieve pain. They give you little trigger point injections so you have to keep coming back and your pain stays constant. If you value your time, go somewhere else.

I recently completed my annual Medicare wellness visit and the experience could not have been…read morebetter. The medical prodessionals in that office are very friendly and attentive. I left feeling better than when I went in, because I got a shot of cortisone in my right knee. It was a highly productive visit

My parents were patients of Dr. Kasper's for 12 years. My mom and dad lived in Maryland then when…read moremy father retired from being a primary care physician, at the age of 81, they moved to Ventnor where my mom grew up. They had a summer home since 1974. My brother, sister and I loved spending time as a family at the shore. My father became ill last December and was in and out of the hospital with Covid and pneumonia and eventually came home with the care of hospice. I was concerned about recurring pneumonia and asked Dr. Kasper's staff to have him make a visit to my father at home. Dr. Kasper said he would try to get there in two weeks then when I called back he said he wasn't going to come at all. My parent's home is less than a mile from Dr. Kasper's office. My father passed away without a visit from his doctor of 12 years. My father was a loving husband, father and physician. Dr. Kasper is a disgrace to medicine, his patients and to my family. I know that if he was my father's patient my dad wouldn't have hesitated to go see him if his children asked. Not everyone is as they seem. It is in the time of need and help that a person's true nature comes out.

First let me start by saying I'm only giving it two stars because when you take the whole process…read moreinto account I could give five stars to my doctor Nicole Leo she is the best. But when you have to deal with the the office help, and have to go through the central office to begin with and then say I'll send a message first they are rude don't care they even have the nerve to hang up on you. So in overall that's why the two stars.

I DO NOT recommend this office, if something is wrong with you and you want to advocate for…read moreyourself. This is not the place. I wouldn't recommend seeing Dr. S. Bulcha. When we first met I believed she was a caring, patient and intelligent physician, however, after months in her care, I realized I was just another insurance payment and that my actual health & mysterious medical condition was just as confusing to me as it was to her. She provided no insight, just a bunch of referrals, that also led to a bunch of dead ends, it's time for me to find a real, qualified and understanding primary care physician that listens and treats their patients accordingly. Her assistant Emma I must say was very attentive and helpful. Since, I've been to Friendly Urgent Care in Northfield for urgent care needs and they are amazing! Same town, right around the corner! Save your time and skip this office if you truly feel there's something going on with your health. WebMD provided me with a more accurate diagnosis than Dr. Bulcha did in months to a year.