Unfortunately, I seem to have had a rough 2 months. I went to see Dr. Jaditz approximately 6 weeks…read moreago with swollen glands and trachea pain. Dr. Jaditz diagnosed me with mononucleosis (which I come to find out, despite his speaking at length about it with me - he put acute laryngitis as my diagnosis in his a paperwork!), based solely on his opinion of my symptoms (no imaging or lab work to confirm). He gave me a steroid and an antibiotic. After falling ill again, on May 17th I went back to the office and saw his PA, Carolina. This time I was diagnosed with a sinus infection and given another antibiotic. Finally, on June 1st, I had to go to the emergency room at 9:00pm due to severe lower back and abdominal pain. I was diagnosed with a kidney infection and discharged at approximately midnight. I decided to call my doctor the next day due to the frequency of infections that I had in such a short amount of time. It caused me concern. I asked the receptionist if Dr. Jaditz could give me a quick call, because I wanted to discuss this and find out if he thought that something could be causing the different infections in my body over the past 2 months. She spoke to me like I was an idiot and wasting her time. I asked if Dr. Jaditz could please give me a call and assured her that I would only need 2 minutes of his time. She said that she'd talk to the doctor and then she hung up on me. Several hours later, I received a call from the same receptionist who said that she spoke with Dr. Jaditz and he asked her to call me and tell me that he can't speak to the infection I had diagnosed at the hospital the previous night, but he believed that my smoking caused my sinus infection and he suggested that I go to greater lengths to quit. A. I was not asking him to give me a reason for a sinus infection, I wanted to speak with him regarding the frequency of my infections in such a short time - this is something that could've been clarified if he.. B. Actually called me back himself!! What kind of doctor blows off a patient that asks to speak with him! (As an aside, I am not a patient that frequents or calls the office often - I have been a patient for 2 years and up until recently, had only been there a few times) C. Blaming something on my smoking, when I told them that I was an occasional smoker - NOT a regular smoker - is a cop-out. Also, smoking could possibly only caused 1 of the infections (which I don't believe it did anyway). I had only met Dr. Jaditz once, as it seems his PA takes a good majority of his appointments - and he seemed very nice and smart. But I can not belong to a practice where the doctor can't spare 2 minutes of his time to call his patient. His receptionist repeatedly suggested booking an appointment - I had a question! Is it because they can't bill my insurance if they speak with me on the phone? I am a single mom - I work 2 jobs - But I will leave work and see the doctor and pay the co-pay when necessary.. However, I don't think it's right that if I want to ask the doctor a question, that I must do this. I'm also appalled with how rude and haughty his receptionist was when I was trying to relay concerns about my health. Completely disappointed.

Dr Stephen Jaditz and his nurse practitioner Karolina are fantastic people. I have been going to…read morethis office for 10 years now with my family. Dr. Jaditz takes as much time with me as I need and he is a very caring and considerate doctor. I always have no trouble in getting in to see him when I need to. I feel like they are part of my family. Karolina is absolutely delightful. I feel I can tell her anything. When my husband died she showed up at the funeral. Karolina and Dr. Jaditz showed me nothing but kindness. This is a wonderful office and I would recommend it to anybody. You will be treated with respect and consideration.

Been a patient since mid 2025, my experience so far has been subpar. The getting office staff on…read morethe phone is rare and you often have to leave a message and hope they'll call back. I switched over to Dr. Michael Kondash from Dr. Michael Gordon based on the recommendation of a neighbor and am getting the impression that I was better off with my previous primary care provider.

Only problem is the occasional overbooking at end of the day. Dr. Minora seems to make time for…read morehis patients, which really isn't a problem.

Wish I could give a negative star. I saw Dr. Pamela Grace Giannetti and I was treated HORRIBLY. She…read moreinsinuated that I was lying about my health condition and would do absolutely nothing to help me. She basically denied me basic care. She was rude, unhelpful & overall MEAN. The absolute worst "Doctor" I've ever seen in my entire life. I left there crying. I was treated with absolutely no compassion. Just treated rudely by the front desk person as I left. I've been going to Mt. Pleasant my entire life and will NEVER go back again because of Dr. Giannetti.

My issue isn't with my primary doctor it's with the place she works for. I have a preexisting…read morecondition and have some issues that need to be addressed. As usual, I went to set up an appointment only to find out the earliest I will be able to see her is four months from now! How in today's world is that acceptable? We are not a 3rd world country, and if it takes more than a week to see your doctor, I would say that they have way too many patients in their care. I will be shopping for yet another new primary care doctor now.

the worst by far.. loves to slam pain killers down your throat.. never calls back when you have a…read moreemergency usually a nurse calls back and has no clue about your history or why you even called.. quick to diagnosis you and send you off to surgery he damaged my 18 year old and than dropped him after he made a bad call promising him he would be better instead total opposite.. btw he's a PCP not a specialist but under the "G" network gets away with it..