A staff member working for Steven Weinfield was unbelievably unprofessional after calling me in…read morereference to an appointment that was made. She had the audacity to tell me that when she books appointments she has to leave her job early, so I need to do the same. Might I add that I was allowed to make a 5:20 appointment on a Thursday and she was calling to tell me that she needed me to reschedule. Teach staff how to be professional. This is not the first time I've had to deal with this at the Westfield office, but it will be my last.

Summit Medical Group has slipped a long way in recent years. Feels like conveyor medicine where the…read moreprimary concern is not the patient but the patient's wallet. The time you spend in the waiting room is longer than the time you spent with the attending doctor. Ask your questions quickly or you'll be chasing the doctor out of the waiting room for your answer, if you even get one at all. Feels like a two-minute drill. As the result of this my trust in Summit Medical Group has eroded to a point that I will be looking elsewhere for my future medical needs.

wonderful experience with the care and compassion here at his hospital! we all drive 30 minutes…read morefrom home To go here because tge care is exceptional !please expand to Middlesex county we need a place in Woodbridge as a sattalite emergency pavilion for our residents !

Where do I begin. This place is surely not like Morristown. I went voluntary inpatient to their…read morepsych ward about a year ago after a suicide attempt. I genuinely thought I would finely get the help I need. Boy was I sure wrong. From the moment I entered it felt like an internment camp. Toilets and sinks made of steel. A shower which blasts you like the fire hose you would experience in the Newark Riots. In fact, I think I would have been safer downtown Newark come to think of it. I was treated like a prisoner. I was mocked by the entire staff because they did not obviously know how to treat DPDR which is what I had and not just depression/anxiety. I have never seen such an uncoordinated place in my life. What genius decided that all mental patients regardless of their diagnosis including homicidal deranged people clearly on drugs should all be put together??!! I had to spend my 8 horrible days/nights there in solitary confinement from the outside world suffering continuous ridicule from both patients and staff. I am legally disabled and was mocked for how I walk, I was recorded and laughed at behind one way mirrors while attempting to sleep with an individual who called himself the "Pisser" whom peed around my bed in the middle of the night and not one worker came to remove him or clean up his mess. They also held a viewing party because I could hear them behind our room laughing and talking about me and this other creature next to me who snored on top of peeing so loud, I think a jet engine would be softer. Many people I see here talked about their disgusting rabbit food they would feed me since I'm on a renal diet. The workers were amongst the rudest, soulless, immoral individuals I have ever had the misfortune to meet. There was no structure at all. You are expected to read the wall or pamphlet for times and expect to visit the various groups. My DPDR caused me balance issues and memory issues so they took advantage of my mannerisms and gestures to mock me by staging fake repair men to pretend to repeatedly fix the air on a ladder when you could clearly see they were solely watching me as no work was actually happening. When I asked questions, they would deliberately send me to the other end so I would have to walk and often no one was there. When I was sent to dialysis about 3 times, they would tip off the techs and nurses and dietitian and they went out of their way to stage a patient next to me pretending to call home and he would keep repeating words or topics I discussed in their so-called therapy. They had a dietitian sit in the bay next to me and she pretended to review what to eat on renal diet but there was no one there she kept saying things like, "So you can't eat yams, they have potassium, so um you know like bananas are bad too, so um ya like don't eat potatoes either." Know these words alone is not how a professional would talk so I know they were meant to mock me because at DPDR onset your thoughts are not as fluent. They sat me in a special wooden chair so I would suffer there too. The nurse deliberately went as slow as possible to the point of supreme exaggeration to insight mockery of me. When my mother and brother came, they would lie and often say I was not available or that everything was fine. I do hope there is a special place in hell for these liars. If I had one wish is that they get audited and raided by the FBI and fed government to seize their computers and all surveillance. Then the truth about what really went on with me and probably countless other poor souls trying to get help but instead got tortured. I spoke to AJ Mertz about this and the patient advocates. My family and I have been in this hospital over the years for multiple surgeries, ICU, even my father passed here. Management needs to clean house. There are always a few rotten curds in every brick of cheese. Communications is very lacking as I saw during a major surgery stay and here too in Baby Alcatraz Ward. Manipulation is not therapy!

The staff at the Vein Institute of New Jersey treated me with the utmost respect and caring…read moreattention from the point of check in through the whole testing, exam and check out process. They really took the time to explain all my questions and treatment options. Being that I do not like going to the doctors, and or remain hesitant for any kinds of treatment, this office puts you at ease. My care and treatment for varicose veins was simple , pain free and covered by insurance!!!!! YES! Though I did have to pay for treatment to make some smaller spider veins go away...........it looks great and I should have done this 10 years ago. Just too simple and now I am done. These guys are the experts and I rate them high on the scale. K

Unique center with a variety of doctors. Located in an isolated area in open land, there is plenty…read moreof parking. There are multiple buildings and entrances, so you have to know which building the doctor is located in, or you are in a giant maze with multiple floors. I stopped by to get a blood check and an EKG, preparing for surgery coming up soon. The services were great for those 2 departments. While I was there visiting a doctor, there was a dining area, so I stopped by. I was hungry, so I ordered a cheeseburger and fries. It was surprisingly good. I would return again, might do lunch again there :) And the price was reasonable, too.

If you dispute your billing you will be talking to a customer service who has no clue about…read morebilling. The answer you will get is the billing is correct with no justification because someone else made the decision If you ask to talk that person who made the decision you cannot do that. If you ask for a supervisor, the answer he will call you back which he does not call back. You send an email to dispute billing, they dont respond to it. Lastly they will threaten you with collectio agency if you dont pay di a puted bill. Stay away from them.

They are fast and easy to deal with. I have come here for COVID tests. You fill all the forms…read moreonline, they call to make the appointment and boom you're done. Plenty of parking in the back. Fast and efficient. I like that they make you wait in the car until they're ready for you.

​I visited the place today for the first time, it was great, the receptionist was really pleasant,…read morethere was no wait and the doctor was really caring, called after the appointment to make sure we picked up the prescription and went over the instructions again, I would recommend this place to everyone, I will never go anywhere else especially the new places that opened by route 22 that overcharge the patients and don't know what is going on. Thank you Scotch Plains Medical!

I took my son here last week with a 103 fever. I showed up about 20 minutes before closing. Wasn't…read moremade to feel bad about that. We were checked in with high technology and seen almost immediately by the nurse, and about 5 minutes later by an amazing Doctor with a great bedside manner and personality. He gave my son meds right there to bring his fever down, and out the door we went. Had prescription filled at the Rite Aid across the street (because it was snowing and we couldn't get back through traffic to our own CVS) and got right home. I will be going there today for myself. I only wished they were open at 1am when I started this excruciating ear pain. Definitely do not hesitate when needing medical walk in facilities. Staff was great - from check in to check out!! A+ I'll update later after I go for myself. I went for my ear on Sunday. The wait was a bit longer because it was an hour and a half after they opened and it was busier. Still not a big deal. Saw another amazing Doctor. Dr. Jefferson was so personable, friendly, and she was down to earth. Made me feel important. I did have a double ear infection. She wrote me an RX, and again I had them send it across to Rite Aid (which is actually a Walgreens inside). Dr. Jefferson will not disappoint!!! Loved her. She even gave me some natural remedies to help with the ear pain. (Plus the antibiotic) Treatment didn't work, saw an ENT who prescribed a DECONGESTANT (since I can't hear) I am now scheduled for surgery for ear tubes. No improvement since my visit here, and no response to meds.

Under no circumstance should you go here for anything. I was sick and visited this place. I had…read morebeen running a fever for a few days and finally decided to see if I can get help to break the fever. The nurse comes in and takes my temperature (she didn't leave the thermometer but for a few seconds) and says I don't have a fever. I looked at her and replied that is not true because I just took my temperature before I left. She replies that sometimes they go down. She walks out and says the doctor is coming in soon. The doctor comes in and asks me some questions. He orders a flu and Covid test which come back negative. He comes in and says it's an upper respiratory infection and gives me some over the counter cough medicine. No antibiotics or anything. I leave the office and go back home. I take my temperature again and it was higher (100.8). I had a sinus infection and needed antibiotics and this place said I was basically had a cold.

Great Wellness Center. My provider Eve Kessler is excellent in providing my care. I would recommend…read moreher and Embrace to my friends and relatives.

Ongoing care with Eve Kessler has been a wonderful experience over the last several years. Her…read morekindness and compassion has always shine through. I highly recommend Eve and Embrace. Thank you