Avoid this place, they do not care about their patients just about the money they charge your…read moreinsurance for. They sent pathology sample to lab that doesn't not participate with my insurance and I received a hefty bill. The back and forth (emailing the office with persistent lab billing photos and numerous phone calls, assuring me that my case is in their wrong and is being escalated to the office manager) took since April (4 months) until finally the office manager called me back today and said she doesn't know why this happened and said she can't take responsibility for it. Enough said.

Horrible follow up. After 5 attempts to speak with a doctor or nurse following an appointment...I…read moregive up. I will not be returning. Dr Abbate himself was very nice but I don't need nice, I need a doctor and a responsive office staff! 5 x!!! Ridiculous!

Personable and easy to understand. Takes time to discuss concerns and never felt rushed.read more

Went for a skin cancer screening. Had a few spots that I wanted checked out. Office staff were…read morepleasant. Waiting area is very nice. Ms. Hassanali provided my care. She recommended doing a biopsy of 3 areas. I thought that was routine procedure. As she does the biopsies, she noted most people wanted the areas checked over time. Good to know now that I'm in the middle of the procedure. She cauterized the areas. When home doing wound care, I find she removed the entire area that looked odd. The wounds still haven't fully healed after over 3 months and they will scar. I have 2 areas in the back of my calves that look horrible. First, reviewing all options with me should be done. Telling me that the entire discolored areas will be cut out and how slowly those biopsy areas will heal, and that they will scar, would have influenced my decision. I didn't have enough information to make an informed decision. Now I have still healing wounds on my legs. Yes, I did go to follow-up appointments and was told legs heal last and slowly. My summer was ruined due to these wounds and I'll be scared. Not impressed at all with the care.

Went in and was seen within 5 minutes. Dr. Hubert is excellent and thorough. I will be back!read more

Had to wait a bit as a first time Patient for an appointment…read morebut it was worth the wait very knowledgeable and you get the doctor! He took a small biopsy and it was painless

I have been seeing Dr. Claire Dorfman for a condition that won't seem to quit despite various…read moretreatments since June 2025. She is persistent in her efforts to help get this case condition under control. Dr. Dorfman is very compassionate and understanding of my frustration. I highly recommend this practice along with the assistants, nurse practitioners and office staff! All are very warm and welcoming!

I've been going to Ringfeil for acne treatment. My experience is always wonderful! I appreciate how…read moreefficient the process is; not a long wait to bring you back and you're also not sitting in the room forever. Both my daughter and I have been/are seeing Breean Beers. She is the best! She does a good job explaining what's going on, what she's recommending and takes time to answer questions. I've had nothing but a great experience.

Dr. Cassetty has great bed side manner!! In addition to his politeness he really knows his stuff…read more Well versed in all areas of dermatology. I have had to wait from time to time but his staff is very friendly. He is out of network with insurances so he really only takes Medicare but they do send it off for you. Scheduling was fairly easy. They recently hired a new PA, Jennifer Rendall and she was great when I met her! She said she has practiced dermatology for 8 years and she seems very qualified. They also said if I ever need a later appointment she is doing extended hours so that is good to know. Although it is out of network I think spending a little extra money for great service is worth it.

This review is not for dr cassety, who I've heard wonderful things about, it's for the woman PA…read moreJennifer rendall. I came in for a full skin check in the fall and had some areas of concern on my face. She had me HOLD MY BREATH & turn my face to the side and "quickly pull my mask down" and then pull my mask back up. I was expecting a thorough look over and was really disappointed at the COVID paranoia that kept me from getting a legitimate screening.

Excellent, excellent, excellent. I initially went to Dr. Doyle for one skin condition. Dr. Doyle…read more(very correctly!) determined that while I do have said skin condition, it also generally goes with another non skin related condition, which she had me tested for. I do have it, and it would have flown completely under the radar for (likely) years. I wouldn't have known to take preventive measures to keep those levels in check. I also trusted her to do a procedure on me, where she gave me upfront and honest feedback on what to expect from beginning to end, what to expect in terms of pain, recovery, complications, etc. And now I have the snatched jawline at 42 that I would have loved to have had at 22. She is the most wonderfully thorough, competent and truly lovely soul one could wish to meet. A million out of ten stars. Please go see her, you are going to feel the same level of trust and confidence with her that I do.

Dr. Doyle is an amazing dermatologist. I have seen her for filler and botox and other random…read moremaladies. She went out of her way to see me around a holiday to help me with periorbital edema, while I was pregnant. She treated this conservatively with lymphatic drainage. Her knowledge and skills are impressive. She has an eye for aesthetics and there's no one that I trust more!

A few years ago, I had Mohs surgery on my nose at Schweiger Dermatology for basal cell carcinoma…read more Before the procedure, I was told I might have a scar--but what I ended up with felt more like a disfigurement (see photos. The crater on my nose is from the surgery). Right after the surgery, I was handed a plastic surgeon's business card and told I'd need reconstruction. Recently, I was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma again. This time, I chose a facility in New York that has both a Mohs surgeon and a plastic surgeon on-site, hoping for a better outcome. I asked Schweiger to forward my biopsy results to the new facility a week ago. I've left multiple voicemails and emails--but haven't heard back. This is cancer, and time matters. The lack of response is upsetting and unacceptable. I wonder if they've lost my records or won't send them because I've chosen a different provider. As you may imagine, I can't recommend Schweiger Dermatology based on my experience.

Avoid Schweiger Dermatology - Poor Billing Practices and Cold Service…read more I went to Schweiger twice. The first time, they resolved my scalp hair loss issue--effective treatment. The second time, I had skin tags removed. The procedure was quick and healed well, though it left a small scar. I can live with that. But the experience beyond treatment was frustrating: The doctor was clinical and brief. No real discussion, no clear explanation of what he planned to do. Just in and out. Billing was a nightmare. I paid $175 upfront, then got billed $64 again for the same visit. After submitting proof and being told I'd get a refund, I was contacted again a month later--no record of my payment, no record of my submission. I had to threaten legal action just to get someone to take it seriously. They scheduled another procedure but refused to give a cost estimate until after surgery. That's unacceptable and feels like a setup for surprise billing. I've since switched clinics. The new place is transparent, professional, and respectful. Schweiger may get the job done medically, but the lack of communication and shady billing practices make it a hard no for me.

This review is about Dr Ginger Hua. I find her to be attentive and responsive. She answered all…read moreof my concerns and questions, while noting that one of my questions should be answered by my Gynecologist (I HIGHLY respect doctors that refer because my previous doctor always acted that she knew everything). I find Dr Hua is the right mix for me.

The Princeton Medical Group urgently needs to confront the reality that its current staffing and…read morepatient‑care model is not keeping pace with the demands of flu and RSV season. What happened to me is not an isolated inconvenience -- it reflects a deeper, structural problem that puts patients at risk, especially those with complex medical circumstances or limited treatment options. Day before yesterday, while acutely ill with an undiagnosed respiratory infection, I sought care at their office. The physician began the diagnostic process with rapid strep and flu testing, but did not perform a 24‑hour strep culture -- a standard step when symptoms are severe or persistent. Since that visit, I have been battling a 104‑degree fever with no relief, and because I cannot take anything stronger than Tylenol, timely follow‑up care is not optional for me; it is essential. Yesterday, I contacted the office repeatedly to express worsening symptoms, discuss the need for retesting, and request guidance. Despite the seriousness of the situation -- including the fact that I live with an immunocompromised family member awaiting a kidney transplant -- the practice was unable to accommodate any follow‑up evaluation. Not a same‑day appointment. Repeated nurse callbacks happened with no solid plan of action. This is not acceptable patient care. When a medical practice cannot respond to urgent concerns during peak illness season, patients are left with two unacceptable choices: suffer at home without adequate support or seek emergency care for issues that should be manageable in an outpatient setting. Neither outcome reflects a functioning primary‑care system. Princeton Medical Group must take responsibility for addressing these gaps. That means proactively recruiting additional nursing staff and primary care physicians, expanding triage capacity, and ensuring that high‑risk patients are not left without guidance or access to care. Flu and RSV surges are predictable. Patient abandonment should not be. My experience underscores a broader truth: the community deserves a medical practice that is prepared, responsive, and capable of delivering safe, timely care -- not one that leaves patients stranded when they need help most. Get your act together!