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Skylands Medical Group

Skylands Medical Group

2.5(24 reviews)
1.6 mi

Overall, I'd say this is an average office, but my experience was unnecessarily difficult. I…read morespecifically chose this location because they do blood work in-house and scheduled my physical weeks in advance around the phlebotomist's schedule. Despite this, I arrived fasting for my appointment only to find out she was unexpectedly out. I was given multiple different return dates afterward, none of which were accurate, and the office never proactively communicated the changes. The alternative lab was also closing early because they were overwhelmed, and I was told they would bill the blood work separately from my physical, which was another issue I had to sort out myself. There were also several smaller issues that added to the overall feeling of poor attention to detail, including my height being recorded incorrectly by about five inches and my visit summary documenting conversations and screenings that never actually happened. The PA I saw, Lauren, was very nice and the appointment itself was quick, but I was disappointed with the follow-through regarding my actual health concern and blood work results. Given my history with the issue, I expected more discussion about the treatment options, and the results were ultimately communicated by a medical assistant rather than the provider. I also had an uncomfortable interaction with the phlebotomist, who repeatedly asked for detailed directions to my home, which felt inappropriate and crossed a personal boundary. Overall, everyone was generally polite, but there were issues at almost every step that left me doing far more work than I should have had to. I think this location is probably fine for a routine physical, but based on my experience, I wouldn't recommend it if you need blood work or have more specific concerns.

I've been seeing Dr. Maugeri for about 30 years. He is the consummate professional. He has the…read moreperfect bedside manner to put people at ease. He is genuinely a nice person who remembers conversations with patients and follows up about concerns. He has delivered my children (when he was an OB) and provided valuable life advice. His practice is wonderful! I checked in online for paperwork and was in and out within 20 minutes.

Christopher Damico,MD - Skylands Medical Group

Christopher Damico,MD - Skylands Medical Group

1.3(3 reviews)
1.6 mi

I did not have a good experience. It seemed like it was just one problem after another after…read moreanother. I do not have time during the day to spend on the phone trying to straighten out things.

My family and I have been going to this medical group since 2004, so I will warn you that this…read moregroup only cares about your money. They don't care about you at all, and they lie straight to your face. The nurses that make the calls/pick up the phone are hostile and horrible to work with. If you go in for an appointment, which costs you 50 dollars (or whatever your copay is) just to go in, you see the doctor for about 3 to 5 minutes and will rush through your appointment as fast as they can, you end up waiting for close to 30 minutes in the exam room before you actually get to see the doctor; more than a 50/50 chance that you'll walk out of the office with a random prescription that doesn't fix your medical issue. I guarantee that you will spend more time waiting than anything else. Another tactic they like to use is holding prescriptions hostage, medications that you need for everyday living, against you if you do not come in for a visit, and they will refuse to give any of the medication until you go in for an appointment. For me, my medication allows me to go through everyday life without having the 10 panic attacks a day that I had been having prior to taking this medication. The nurse that called did not explain why I needed to come in, only telling me that this would be the last refill I would receive without getting an appointment. I told her that I was not comfortable to go in, with everything that's going on right now, and that I did not want to spend 50 dollars for them to do nothing but give me the same prescription that I've been getting for months! It's completely ridiculous. So in conclusion, Don't waste your time or money! DO NOT GO!

Advocare Family Health at Mount Olive

Advocare Family Health at Mount Olive

2.4(25 reviews)
3.2 mi

Suma Ghanta, MD, and Rebecca Keenan, PA are recommended. I…read morevisit this office about 3-4 times per year. Both listen and have been spot-on with diagnoses. I prefer to see Rebecca Keenan, as we have a good rapport, and she knows my history and personality. My husband has seen Dr. Peters, and has been satisfied. This practice has great hours and is close to home. Most of the staff are friendly.

I have read some negative reviews of this practice which almost all focus on scheduling, billing,…read morewait times, and other office related matters that patients have found annoying. I haven't experienced these issues to any greater extent than any other medical practice. Any issue of such a nature that anyone could have pales in comparison to what should be the number one priority - competence and diligence of the doctors. All the doctors I have seen over the many years at this practice have been excellent. I believe Dr. Peters saved my life. After seeing I didn't take any follow-up action (which means she was personally keeping track of me) on inconclusive results on a scan, Dr. Peters called me personally and insisted I go for a biopsy. It was cancer and delaying treatment further could have been catastrophic. The doctor I ask for most often is Dr. Friedman. He is attuned to my preference to avoid meds and helps me focus on preventative care and other solutions. I have heard stories of doctors outside this practice who insist that only a single medical concern be addressed at a visit. Dr. Friedman will address as many unrelated concerns as I bring up at a single visit. Getting a proper diagnosis can be the most critical aspect in addressing a medical issue. Dr. Miccio's diagnostic skills are quite remarkable and the greatest asset of the practice. Countless times over the years he has zeroed in on the cause for some issue that other doctors had neglected to think of. For years my son had a recurring open sore on his cheek in the exact spot where, when he was a baby, a child bit him. For years other doctors said that was a coincidence and tried all kinds of ineffective treatments. I finally saw Dr. Miccio who immediately suspected it was not a coincidence and had the sore tested. It was herpes from the bite. The treatment he then prescribed was astoundingly effective. When weighing the positives and negatives of one practice over another, I think it's imperative to focus on what's really important for one's health instead of minor annoyances due to office related issues that, in my experience, are common to most practices.

Lowell Barry MD - physicians - Updated October 2026

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