Alfred Nash's Online Review Report Card

If I could I'd give this place 0 stars appointment at 9 get it told oh we don't take your insurance why did they reschedule and everything was set up just to get turned around stay clear of this place rude and unprofessional

Great doctor with a great beside manner. He's great with my old fighting Injuries.

No he is nice but talks too much his mother was the receptionist when my entire family went there a d every time something went wrong which was often it was....”well we are a small office” exactly which is why the office should be efficient! I have a family of 5....we went to another doctor and it’s all the difference in the world......I am so serious! He lost 5 co-pays with my family but his MOTHER was the WORSE!

I first call his office to see if they took my health insurance. The women I spoke to said they did, come to find out when I got to their office , she know longer worked there. So I wait in the waiting room for over an hour. Then did get call into his office, and waited so more, when he came in he seemed cool, than all he talked about was his 2 divorce wives. Then sent me to another office in the building for blood work, that I never got the results of. Then I got a bill for $142.00, so I wrote his office a letter explaining that I should have never gotten a bill, when I was lied to that they took my ins. Plus he never did anything. Then the joker sent the bill to collects, only after sending the bill once to me. I want to support a local doctor in my community. But this guy is an A_ _. I wouldn't refer him to anyone ever. And I believe he takes older patients for a ride, billing them like crazy, plus there always an intern or another women. He can't seem to keep stable individuals working for me. Don't know how he got his medical license. If I could have given him half star, he would have got it. HE'S THE WORST DOCTOR I EVER CAME ACROSS.

Absolutely a delight! He was friendly, personable, and took his time going over every one of my concerns. He didn’t make me feel rushed or unheard like a lot of doctors can.

He's a crook. Stay FAR away from this guy. Codes your visits so that insurance won't cover any of it. Didn't do anything AT ALL during my first visit. Except take mh height and weight. That cost $600. He will do anything to steal your money without doing any work. He seems nice, but it's all a ruse to get your money. Do not visit him.

All he did was take my weight and height, ask me one or two questions, then send me on my way. For my next two appointments, he called to cancel them the day before, delaying them a mknth. Th en I find out humme coded my first visit so that insurance wouldn't cover it. He is a second rate, NJ third rate doctor and should not be seen by anybody, ever

Slow. Slow. Slow. Be prepared to wait for more than an hour after your scheduled appointment.

My husband has been a patient for over a year. We should have heeded that little warning that went off to find a different doctor; however, his office was a quick commute and we didn't want the hassle of finding another doctor. Hindsight is 20/20. While we have no specific complaints regarding the doctor's medical knowledge or experience, his bedside manner is not the best nor is his respect for patient's time. More often than not, from time of check-in to being seen by the doctor, wait times have varied from 45-90 minutes. Once seen, more time is spent with him on his laptop and discussing the horrible ski traffic than with questions of health and check-up.The front office is unprofessional and we have serious questions regarding competency. My husband was once scheduled for a 2:00 p.m. appointment, which was great! Too bad the office was closed for lunch and didn't re-open until 2:45 p.m.His pharmacy has had to request emergency re-fills of his prescription through insurance because calls to their office have not been returned for days or at all.A few months ago the office stopped accepting our insurance; the same insurance my husband had carried for a year. We found out they no longer accepted this insurance when we received a bill for over $200. I called my insurance company and was informed the office no longer participates with this insurance. I understand the office may not be required by law to inform patients when they stop participating with an insurance company; however, where is the common courtesy? Especially when the last two visits being charged for, my husband specifically asked the front office (as he has done for every appointment) if they still accepted our insurance and was told that they do. We have tried to talk to the office manager about this but two messages left to her have gone unreturned.

I have been a patient for over a year. I should have heeded that little warning that went off to find a different doctor; however, his office was a quick commute and I didn't want the hassle of finding another doctor. Hindsight is 20/20. While I have no specific complaints regarding the doctor's medical knowledge or experience, his bedside manner is not the best nor is his respect for patient's time. More often than not, from time of check-in to being seen by the doctor, my wait times have varied from 45-90 minutes. Once seen, more time is spent with him on his laptop and discussing the horrible ski traffic than with questions of health and check-up. The front office is unprofessional and I have serious questions regarding competency. I was once scheduled for a 2:00 p.m. appointment, which was great! Too bad the office was closed for lunch and didn't re-open until 2:45 p.m. My pharmacy has had to request emergency re-fills of my prescription through my insurance because calls to their office have not been returned for days or at all. A few months ago the office stopped accepting my insurance; the same insurance I had carried for a year. I found out they no longer accepted this insurance when I received a bill for over $200. I called my insurance company and was informed the office no longer participates with my insurance. I understand the office may not be required by law to inform patients when they stop participating with an insurance company; however, where is the common courtesy? Especially when the last two visits I am being charged for, I specifically asked the front office (as I have done for every appointment) if they still accepted my insurance and was told that they do. I have tried to talk to the office manager about this but two messages left to her have gone unreturned.