The most condescending group of doctors and staff I think I have ever encountered. After…read moreresearching other patient interactions, I realized I wasn't the only one. It's also a private practice, so taking your complaint only gets you gaslit more.

I absolutely love my Dr's here 5 stars for them, The 1 star is for the office staff. Three…read moreseparate occasions I've had with one single employee Karen. Karen has discriminated against my daughter who was a patient and no longer wishes to be seen by the office because of her. Karen is downright disrespectful, thinks she knows it all and when corrected she gets confrontational. Admitted to the doctor she "dropped the ball" and was wrong yet can't admit to her own doings. This is the second time I had an encounter with her over authorization and her being incorrect. Only ever have an issue at the Bethlehem and Wind Gap offices. The staff are LAZY, trying to schedule a follow up or an appointment in general is like pulling teeth. If your staff doesn't know what they are doing perhaps you should hire people with experience and validated references instead of what someone puts on a pretty resume to look good.

Before working with Angela, my nine month old son woke up every 2-3 hours, he didn't nap, and I was…read moreat the end of my rope. I was getting less than 6 hours of sleep per night. We were all just so tired and frustrated. We didn't know where to begin with sleep training. Angela took the time to listen to our concerns and didn't make us feel like bad parents since our kid didn't sleep. She created a plan and presented it to us and we had a great discussion about it. Any time that I had a concern, she was a text message away. After working with her for almost two weeks, my son started sleeping through the night. This was also during our first family vacation! If you follow your plan and communicate, your child will be successful! I have such a better understanding of what my child needs to be a good sleeper! Thank you, Angela!!!!

From the owner: I restore lives by restoring sleep. I work collaboratively to teach young children independent…read moresleep skills. I use a gentle sleep training method and CAN get your child sleeping! Work with me today and you will be happy you did! Don't let my location scare you off! I can work with anyone, anywhere thanks to Skype! :)

My non-verbal, developmentally delayed son underwent a routine myringotomy (ear tube placement), a…read morelow-risk procedure typically requiring minimal anesthesia. The anesthesiologist administered fentanyl nasal spray, a highly potent opioid, without informing my spouse or me beforehand. We were only vaguely told that a "nasal spray" would be used, with "dosage hard to gauge," providing no opportunity to inquire about the specific drug or its risks. Post-operative nurses disclosed the use of fentanyl after the procedure, at which point we expressed significant distress over the lack of informed consent. The nurses remarked, they "always get that look," indicating they frequently observe parental shock upon learning fentanyl was used. This suggests a systemic failure to ensure informed consent. Post-procedure, my son showed severe, uncharacteristic behaviors: hallucinations, screaming, crying, and aggression for two hours, consistent with fentanyl side effects, especially in disabled children sensitive to opioids. He stabilized after a few hours. Per medical advice, we sent him to school on April 11, 2025, but he was sent home within 2 hours with vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and lethargy. He refused food for four days, with vomiting for two days and diarrhea for six. Seven days later, he barely eats. At 40 pounds, this weight loss is alarming. Fentanyl nasal spray is rarely used in pediatrics due to its potency, risk of respiratory depression, and potential for severe side effects, especially in non-verbal, disabled children who cannot communicate distress. For a routine ear tube procedure, safer alternatives such as local anesthetics, mild sedatives or non-opioid analgesics are standard and sufficient. The decision to use fentanyl in this context appears unjustified and deviates from typical pediatric anesthesia protocols. The failure to disclose the use of fentanyl nasal spray prior to administration violates informed consent principles, as outlined in FDA regulations and medical ethics standards. Parents must be fully informed of the risks, benefits, and alternatives for any medication, particularly a high-risk opioid like fentanyl. I have made formal complaints to regulatory bodies regarding the anesthetist's use of fentanyl without clearly informing us and I will not take my child here again for another procedure. Otherwise, our surgeon Dr. Prager was kind pre and post op and responsive to my concerns - but dismissive of his symptoms as a "stomach bug". We are well aware of our child's typical physical responses to "stomach bugs" and this situation looked nothing like what we have witnessed. He was either allergic to the fentanyl or the dosage was too high. Regardless, my child is not up for experimentation and I would warn all parents to steer clear or ask direct and specific questions when choosing this facility for your child.

Dr. Prager is amazing with a wonderful bed side manner. His assistant Karen is also incredible. My…read moreentire family come here for various reasons. We have all been helped and feel great!

This guy is a scam!!! If i could rate no stars, i would!! He charges $100 'CASH' for a DOT exam…read morevisit and IF he passes you its not an easy process. After my first visit I had to get a letter from my cardiologist in order to 'possibly pass', stating that I was able to continue to work/drive, which I did receive and got a high recommendation from the cardiologist. I went back to Dr Ziegler with the letter and he still did not pass me. That was a HUGE waste of $200 since he only gave me a 90 day extension. His comment when I left the 2nd time... ' I guess i'll see you in 90 days' My response "you will never see me back here again'. If you have any sort of health issues and even if you're under treatment, this guy doesnt pass you but he has no problem to continue taking your $100 cash for each visit!!!! I HIGHLY DO NOT recommend him!!

Dr. Ziegler is such a considerate, down-to-earth and incredibly effective practitioner. His skill…read morein pinpointing and relieving my pain was absolutely remarkable! This doctor also has a holistic approach to his treatment and I really appreciate his recommendations and concern for my well being! I am no longer living in constant pain and feel brand new. Friendly Dr. Z comes highly recommended! :)