Very happy with doctor Davis. Very knowledgeable and kind. Just a real person, very down to earth…read moreand thorough also. You wait for an appointment, so plan ahead. Very happy with her.

Unfortunately this practice has a "one size fits all" approach to Hormone Replacement Therapy…read more I attempted to talk to my doctor (Diane Bruessow) about some negative symptoms I was having early on in my HRT journey and instead of trying to find a solution - like switch to weekly injections instead of bi weekly, she told me she'll discuss other options when I see her again in 3 months. I didn't receive one phone call or email during those three months asking how my symptoms were. After seeing her for my 3 month visit and finding out she was not going to change anything I stayed pretty quiet for the 45 min and didn't feel comfortable talking about my symptoms/feelings on the matter because there was obviously no negotiating. I decided to get a second opinion and after looking at my blood work and levels my new doctor found that the dose was too low and I was experiencing symptoms of low testosterone. Some other things: Once you finally reach Diane via phone (might take some time) you'll then have a bit of a wait in order to get your first appointment... mine was a little over a month. My new doctor was able to get me an appointment within 24-48 hours. Ms. Bruessow was more than an hour late to my first appointment and did not reimburse my parking voucher (office does not have a parking lot so you will need to use a public parking deck on an adjacent street). She's disorganized and a little all over the place. She spent a good chunk of each session trying to connect to the internet or looking for a document/item she misplaced in her extremely small office. The office didn't even have their own sharps container. She enjoys talking about trans statistics, trans health conferences she's attended and you can tell she has a lot of interest in the psychological aspect of gender/trans issues ... which is great... if there weren't a slew of red flags in her approach to hormone treatment. She's friendly and enthusiastic about spreading information about Transgender issues in health care however I just didn't see that same approach when it came to dealing with the actual patient/treatment plan. I'm thankful that she was able to help me get started with the hrt process by referring me to a good counselor who provided me with my first letter but in the end it just wasn't a good fit.

Diane is amazing! She is a holistic provider that cares about her patients and always puts their…read morehealth and wellbeing before anything else. She is very clear about what she can deliver and what you can expect. The practice uses online methods for both intake forms and payments which really makes seeing a new provider a lot simpler. I knew Diane when she was working with the original owner of Healthy Transitions and she has carried this very unique and caring practice forward with empathy and grace. Modernizing doesn't hurt either;) I am not sure what the other reviewer experienced, their description makes me wonder, if they left a review for the right provider...? I highly recommend seeing PA Bruessow, she's one of the good ones.

My experience with Dr. Advani was amazing. She explained all the lab results, and the treatments…read morethat I need to start on based on the lab results. I felt so much confidence when being examined by her, knowing that I am in the best hands. Thank you Dr. Advani

Dr. Advani saved my health and changed my life. I'm so…read moregrateful to be a patient if Dr. Advani. The very first appointment she told me should would heal me from the gut and that's when I knew I had finally met the right doctor! She could tell just by looking at me and what I needs immediately and the blood work came back to prove her right. After seeing two endocrinologists and one gastrointestinal doctor and no answers, I am so happy and thankful that I am under Advani's care. I would highly recommend Dr. Advani you'll be in great hands.

Excellent first time experience with new Endocrinologist. I was taken such good care of! He has a…read morelovely bedside manner, and he knows his medical stuff. Highly highly recommend this doctor and office! You won't regret coming to this specialist!

I have a chronic wound that's going on for many months. I have seen several doctors that can't…read moreseem to figure out why it's not healing. During the past few months, I've been to three different wound care centers in northern NJ. I believe this is the best one out of the three. The reason why it's the best are the nurses there. Most of the nurses there really care about you and want to see you get better. This is a rare quality. The doctor I saw didn't seem very interested in the wound which seems to be the case at most wound care centers. Most seem fixated on simply going through as many patients as possible without really paying individual attention. So, go here because the nurses and physician assitants will try their best. At the same time, do a lot of reading on wound care by yourself. There is a wealth of information out there. No medical provider is really going to care about your wound as much as you are. So, in order to know how to dress and take care of the wound, do a lot of online reading. Unfortunately, it appears that many wound care centers in NJ do not keep up to date with all the modern methods.

I Highly recommend Dr. Sridhar Nambi . I have worked with a lot of doctors over the years because…read moreof my health issues and I must say he is the most knowledgeable of them all. He actually listens when you discuss issues. His memory amazes me . He genuinely cares. This is a rare thing these days in the medical community. You won't feel rushed due to insurance only giving doctors 15 minutes to work with a patient. Dr. Nambi doesn't work that way. He takes time to work on my best treatment plan. I live over an hour away from his office. But I wouldn't go anyplace else.

I was a patient for 12 years from 2004 to 2016. I left him…read morebecause in the last year, no phone calls were ever returned, no questions answered regarding a change in medication and unprofessional behavior from the office staff. On my last visit with the doctor, I told him I was upset that he hadn't returned any of my phone calls. His response was "I don't have time to return calls. My staff does that." I told him that his staff had never returned my calls, and he literally shrugged it off. The decline and lack of professionalism is not worth going to him.

Very bad customer service I don't advise anyone to go there…read more They schedule appointments for me and then they give me receipts with different dates

I have been coming to this facility for over 3+ years, with maybe 1 or 2 cancellations. for Dr…read moreStrvihesky (endocrinologist), she is sweet and does what she can. The front desk quite the opposite, after yesterdays encounter and today's I have decided to leave. They called me 6 days ago to remind me of my appointment, great, appreciate that, but then they go "did you get blood work done?",I haven't seen her in months due to the covid. So how can i go get blood work, and then they tell me only labcorp is doing blood work, i look at 5 different locations, none had any times for me to get my blood done, before my appointment. Receptionist basically said it is my fault?! She goes would you like to reschedule? um yeah, why would i go just to say hi. I then ask at this point i still prefer doing Webex, said "cant happen" because "I" am cancelling the appointment. I just hung up, can't deal with stupidity. Called again today to make sure they cancelled the appointment. Asked to send blood work (i knew that wasn't going to happen) The doctors seem great, front desk is quite horrible and lynhdurst office, is 10xs worse with their receptionists. Ask questions and get "uh i have to talk to people groan before the response" Also if you need your documents for any other reason besides them, expect a song and dance, cause you're not getting it

Such a bummer to have a great doctor with such an awful staff. They act like you are bothering them…read morewhen trying to follow up on simple things like getting prescriptions or results. If you can't actually get the things you need and were promised after an appt then a good doctor is useless. Also they should not be having multiple people in waiting rooms during a pandemic without upgraded air filtration and N95 masks required. Very unsafe. They even mass emailed everyone recently that they had to close after a COVID outbreak at their location. I hope this doctor gets a better staff because she is going to keep losing patients otherwise.

I have been a patient at Dr. Cadoo's office for a little over two years. My first appointment with…read moreDr. Kadoo was excellent, and I had the opportunity to see her once more after that. Both visits were positive. She was thorough, attentive, courteous, and took the time to answer my questions. Her bedside manner is exceptional, and I always felt heard and respected during our interactions I also want to recognize the medical assistants and nurses who greet patients and take vitals. They have always been kind, welcoming, and professional, and they consistently help create a positive experience when arriving for an appointment. When I first became a patient, I saw a nurse practitioner who was equally thorough and took the time to address my concerns. Unfortunately, she is no longer with the practice. Since then, there seems to have been a revolving door of nurse practitioners, and the consistency in care has noticeably declined. Several appointments have felt rushed, and some of the concerns I initially raised were never revisited or followed up on. As a patient, it's difficult to build trust and continuity of care when the provider changes so frequently. My most recent appointment with Nurse Practitioner Patel was especially disappointing. The interaction felt very uncomfortable because communication was extremely limited. She appeared knowledgeable, but I had to continually ask questions to get even basic information. Instead of feeling guided through my treatment plan, I felt like I was pulling information out of her throughout the visit. When the appointment ended, I was still unsure about several important details: how exactly to use my prescription, how long I should use it, what to expect from the medication, what to do if it didn't work, whether there were any potential side effects I should watch for, and what the plan would be moving forward if my condition didn't improve. I left the appointment feeling confused rather than reassured. These are questions that I believe should be addressed proactively during a patient visit, not only if the patient knows to ask. I continue to have confidence in Dr. Cadoo and truly appreciate the care I have received directly from her. My concerns are not with Dr. Cadoo herself, but with the inconsistency in care resulting from the frequent turnover of nurse practitioners and the lack of thorough communication during some of those visits. I hope the practice can improve continuity of care and ensure that every provider takes the time to educate patients, answer questions thoroughly, and make patients feel informed and supported.