I've had 2 appointments at the Teaneck office of NJ Retina. Both visits have been stellar. Making…read morean appointment as a new patient over the phone was fast and easy. Everyone I've interacted with was very friendly. I was referred here by my eye doctor because there was a concern that I had holes in my retina. Unfortunately, after my first visit to NJ Retina it was confirmed that I do indeed have holes in my retina. Dr. Levenson took great care of me and took the time to answer any questions I had. On my second visit he sealed up the holes in my left eye by shooting a laser at them. I'm due to go back in a week to have my right eye done. Not the most comfortable experience, but I know it's necessary. I'm satisfied with the care I'm getting at NJ Retina

This medical office came highly recommended and I made an appointment with Dr. Hahn. His…read morecredentials were excellent! He checked me out, told me everything was OK and said it was not necessary to have a follow-up visit. I appreciate his advice, honesty and professionalism. Later, I had a problem with my eye that caused serious changes in my vision. I requested the first appointment that they had and Dr. Marisa Lau examined me. She was very thorough, professional, encouraging, reassuring, pleasant and gave me good advice. I followed her advice for a couple of months and in time, my eye healed. She did not suggest anything unnecessary, like, Dr. Hahn, but provided the medical evaluation and follow-up that was needed. I think she's great! All of the other employees were positive, too, including the receptionists and medical assistants! Sorry, off-hand, the only other employee's name that I remember was Katherine.

I had an inflammation of the iris and went to my ophthalmologist. He gave me an exam and sent me to…read moreThe Retina Center of New Jersey. I chose the Teaneck NJ office and was lucky enough to be assigned to Dr. Lee Angioletti . First off the Center is very professional and courteous. From sending me the New Patient forms ahead of my visit to fill out, to the staff at the check in desk. From the 3-4 technicians that saw me, tested me, took scans of my eyes to the final visit with the doctor, just top notch. And as for Dr Angioletti, I could tell from the minute I meant him he was special. From his smart appearance to the calm demeanor in the way he explains everything in layman's terms. He is a special, down to earth, soothing specialist. I have to admit I was getting a bit nervous what with all the tests they were giving me. But his diagnosis based on all of this data was heartily welcomed. I recommend the Retina Center and HIGHLY recommend you try & see him. I'm the type that goes to his docs regularly and once I find one I really like, stay with them. ( dentist: 27 years; Internist:30 years; ophthalmologist: 25 years.) Hoping I don't need further services from the Center, but if i do, he's my go to !

Good doctors, friendly staff, HORRIBLE OFFICE MANAGEMENT. I often wait 90 minutes to 2 hours from…read morethe time I check in to the time I get seen by a doctor. They have NO RESPECT for their patients' time or other places the patient may need to be. Feel free to contact me for more info.

Dr. Kotlyar has been my Doctor for a couple of years he is professional and caring. The staff is…read morefriendly. I've never waited more than 5 minutes to be called into the office.

Omg I can't explain how good it is! I went to my doctor's…read moreand they said I had a tear in my eye and I needed a laser procedure. What the doctor said was that it might be a tear or it could be an inflation and the jelly could be looking like a tear. So to be than sorry he did the procedure. An amazing service. I'm happy.

I am so glad they have office hours after 5 pm or so because that way I don't have to take time off…read morework. There is usually a small wait but nothing too ridiculous usually. Her staff are often friendly and quick. The appointment with her also doesn't take too long. Last year she took a little longer but she was making sure of something, which I appreciated. You could tell by the way she talks to her patients that she cares and is super nice. Usually for these tests, your eyes are dilated so make sure you bring someone to drive you home! It always lasts about 3-5 hours for me. I have been going to her for a few years now and will continue to go here until my insurance stops me I guess.

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Never rushed. They take the time to do a complete evaluation, explain everything in detail and…read morecreate a plan with you as to what needs to be done to correct your issue. Very educated, friendly and professional. Dr. Rishabh is great.

Dr. Kanter is a patient and thorough physician. I have been under his care for several months and…read moreeach time I receive excellent care from the staff and the doctor and everything about my care is explained well and completely. I highly recommend him.

Vitreous Retina Macular is a highly specialized team of eye surgeons, with an office in Harrison in…read morethe Medical Arts building on Westchester Avenue They have an office in Manhattan also. A friend of mine used to go to an ophthalmologist who had offices New York, the Bronx, and Westchester County. He was well-known for his expertise. Unfortunately, he passed away recently. My friend and his wife wanted a very specialized, highly trained ophthalmologist. Dr. Engelbert has a VERY impressive résumé and CA. His appointment was at 11:30 am; he was Called into exam room about 11:35 am. For years, driving him to his appointments, because of the treatment and dilations, that was fast! Their promptness and ability to schedule patients properly, that didn't waste their time impressed me. He was in with the doctor for about an hour, maybe a little longer. It takes a few minutes for the eyes to dilate; and then the treatments begin. When he was done, he was happy with the treatment. They take a variety of medical coverage plans; inquire first to make sure yours is one of them. The office clean, well organized, and there is breathing room. In the Main lobby is a small Coffee/Sandwich Shop - Eddies II. To pass the time and get something to eat while he was in the treatment room. There's sufficient parking and handicap spots near the front door. It's easy to get on and off Route 87.

A thoughtful, professional eye specialist who referred me to a corneal specialist - his colleague…read moreat Presbyterian -who performed restorative surgery resulting in 20/30 vision. (Prior to the surgery, I could not read the top letter on the eye chart. )

Retina Center does leave a lot to be desired in terms of scheduling and waiting room process. That…read morebeing said, what it lacks in good administration, it does make up for in terms of quality care, which I suppose is really the most important thing. My husband suffered a detached retina out of nowhere and we were both incredibly panicked and scared. We saw Dr. Ramani and he was terrific. The procedure to reattach the retina was no picnic but he took the time to walk us through everything and was kind and attentive. His bedside manner really is top notch and when all was said and done, my husband's retina was reattached without incident and his vision saved. So what I subtract in stars based on other factors (see below), I give back based entirely on Dr. Ramani. He truly is lovely. That said, by the second appointment we realized that the wait time at their offices is pretty considerable. Bloomfield is the worst (expect to wait 2 hours before your actual appointment so bring a book), Teaneck is second worst. Wayne was probably the fastest. Bloomfield does feel a bit like a DMV. Your appointment time isn't really the actual time. It's more like a first come first serve situation. You arrive, get checked in. Then a tech calls you for phase 1. You move to another waiting room. Then round 2 with a different tech. You go to waiting room 2. By the third round, you see the doctor. Their billing staff are pretty aggressive, which I didn't love. They start to harass for payment within a week or so and called and texted at least 10 times before appointments. I get it, you have to run a business but it hasn't been even 30 days, they need to calm down a little. So overall, if you are looking for a flawless and stress free experience, no, you won't find that here. BUT you will get quality care and you are in good hands, which I believe is the most important thing. We really did love Dr. Ramani and I consider him to be an asset to the medical profession. Just be prepared to wait.

A medical practice operated like a car wash with zero concern for patients. Needed assistanceto…read moretravel to office for appointment - when arrived told doctor was out - asked why not contacted - response was blank stare by staff. Go elsewhere that provides at least a minimum od courtesy.

The doctors in this practice are friendly and very knowledgeable. The care I have received from…read morethem has been top-notch. The office staff is lovely as well and the facility is always beautifully maintained.

I lost all vision in my left eye following a corrective eye surgery (a posterior capsulotomy) with…read moreDr. Angioletti. It was utterly terrifying -- I could only see pitch black. 2 years later, and I still cannot see from my left eye. Dr. Angioletti blamed it on the hospital staff not cleaning the surgical tools properly. He called me back in the same day everything went black to inject something into my eye, but to no avail. I have never received any compensation, and I will have to live with this for the rest of my life. I would NOT recommend Dr. Angioletti and I wish I had never elected to do surgery with him in the first place! I would NOT choose surgery with this doctor, ever, ever, ever.

Attentive to what I had to report. Asked meaningful, probing questions. Honest in his evaluation…read more Not to mention a pleasant man to talk with.

1/5 - Very disappointed with our experience…read more My husband saw Dr. Lauer for thyroid eye disease many years ago. At first, we trusted everything he said. However, over time, we started to feel uncomfortable in his office. Recently, on September 15, 2025, my husband had orbital surgery performed by Dr. Lauer, and an ENT surgeon was also involved. Dr. Lauer told us the goal was to help my husband regain his vision. Unfortunately, his vision actually became worse after surgery. After the procedure, we never received proper follow-up care. Despite calling and leaving multiple messages, Dr. Lauer did not return our calls or give us updates. He mentioned that my husband might need infusion medication, but he never followed through or contacted us again. We later saw another ophthalmologist who reviewed my husband's eye and confirmed that his condition had worsened. We are very upset and disappointed by how this was handled. It feels like there was more focus on money than on the patient's health and recovery. I do not recommend Dr. Lauer, based on our experience.