This practice has really gone downhill these last few years. Anyone who knew what they are doing…read morehas quit. Only one Dr, who has been there way too long is left. Getting prescriptions processed correctly now is a major struggle, as well as getting anyone to even answer the phone! The office is also closed on Fridays, so if you are out of medication, and they don't do what is needed to send to your pharmacy, you are out of luck until the following week. They couldn't care less! Do yourself a favor and look for another practice.

From the owner: Since 1978, Neurological Regional Associates PA in Maple Shade, New Jersey, is an independent…read morepractice that offers neurological services to both adult and pediatric neurological patients.

Dr. Mahoney and his team are great over at the Cherry Hill, NJ Office. Customer service is great…read morejust the over all welcoming when you walk in.

I've been a patient at Relievus for some time now, and I want to start by saying my physician is…read moreexcellent--attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring. Unfortunately, the experience at the scheduling desk is consistently the opposite. The two staff members there are often dismissive and lack basic courtesy. At my most recent visit, my doctor walked me to the desk to schedule a follow-up. One staff member was on the phone, and the other appeared available, so I waited at the counter as directed. She struggled with the computer without acknowledging me or communicating what was happening, leaving me standing there without any guidance. When the second staff member got off the phone and took over, the first thing she said--abruptly--was: "Ma'am, respectfully, don't be at the counter when we are on the phone." The tone made the "respectfully" feel anything but respectful. To be clear, I am familiar with HIPPA. I was there because I had been directed to the counter by my physician, I thought the first staff member was going to take care of me and I was also trying to steady myself due to significant pain. When I suggested that patients may need something to support themselves if they're expected to wait away from the counter, I was told to stand against the wall, with a dismissive mention that wheelchairs were available--offered more as a remark than as actual assistance. This is not an isolated incident. The pattern of behavior at the front desk stands in stark contrast to the quality of care provided by the physicians. Patients in pain deserve clear communication and basic respect.

If we weren't off to a great start, Dr Horowitz redeemed it by doing the most fantastically…read moresuccessful cataract surgeries (2) on my husband. Now seeing better than his entire life, zero complications, and no pain or discomfort. Its a bit tricky to get into the system, but the skill is worth it. Surgerys ran on schedule. Office efficient. Easy location.

OUTSTANDING group of physicians. Office runs like a well-oiled machine. All staff is well-trained…read moreand demonstrates excellent professionalism. I have been a patient at this office for 30+ years. In all that time, I've only had to wait...ONE TIME. And I was informed upon arrival that the physician was running behind...due to an eye emergency. Nice to know that if I ever have an eye emergency, I'll be seen immediately. Do not hesitate to utilize this group of eye physicians.

Adrenal insufficiency - Dr Jennings is very caring and will take his time with you.read more

Dr Jennings may have saved my life. After fruitless consultation of 5 other endocrinologists,…read moreJennings recognized the medication I needed -- and the right dosage, too. (Other doctors said this medication would give me a heart attack.) I have been with him for over 20 years now, and enjoyed a transformed level of health. I can't recommend highly enough his kindness, personal attention, and remarkable depth of knowledge.

Dr. DiMarcangelo is a good doctor, but be warned: he will talk to you, putting together a profile…read morefor you on his notebook. No samples of any kind will be taken - just talking. Then, a few weeks later, Virtua Medical Group will send you the bill for this little "chit-chat". If you're lucky, you have decent insurance (like most Americans, I did not!), and if not, expect to pay close to $300 for nothing but medical lip service! Man, it's good to be an American!