David Boguslavsky's Online Review Report Card

I have only used him for acupuncture so far. He thinks out of the box sometimes as needed so far though. Wish he was closer for me but he is worth the drive.

Dr. B (As I refer to him) is extremely patient. He listens to your complaints (symptoms) and gives you a list of exercises that you can complete at home. He will treat you with acupuncture as well.

Thank you so much for providing such wonderful service! The doctors and staff were very friendly and provided me with an exceptional experience. Highly recommend to new patients or families.

My kind of doc: gets a visit done quickly, courteously and thouroughly. Easily accessible by phone of email.

He is kind, patient, thorough, and a very skilled medical doctor.

I first saw the doctor to help manage pain. From meds to acupuncture, he is willing to help me figure out all my weird problems. Most other doctors give up on me, but Dr. Boguslavsky has not.

I went to him because of a chronic pain problem. I wanted a medical marijuana card. He gave me about 5 min of his time. If he disagreed with a treatment I was looking into, he was short and disrespectful. And, the laws changed pertaining to seeing the dr to keep the card active. Now. Nj says its only necessary to see the dr once a year. He decided that he still has to see the patient 4xs. He charges 100$ for each of these visits. Anyone who knows what chronic pain does to one's life, one of them is, draining ones bank account. Insisting to see these patients 3 more times a year is an unnecessary costly decision. I'll go somewhere else

I highly recommend Dr. Boguslavsky. He is accessible and thorough. His candor and practicality made him my new primary after two other doctors.

Adriana who works in the office made the edict that I was not to be mailed the blank intake forms that need to be filled out before the initial appointment. I made it clear I didn’t have a printer or computer, just a phone. She said I had to be able to come into the office in some capacity in order to get the forms. I told her I am immunocompromised and I’m a caregiver to my mother who has cancer and is in active chemo and i don’t go into drs offices unless truly necessary. I didn’t understand why the papers couldn’t just be mailed to me. It’s a pretty big red flag if you have an employee representing an office who feels those who are at risk for covid need to make an unnecessary trip into the office, rather than just take a few pieces of paper, place them in an envelope and put a stamp on it. I said I would pay for postage. She said in a voicemail she awaited to instruct me on office policies regarding this and would cancel my appt otherwise, all rather than mail intake forms.

I am cross posting this Adriana who works in the office made the edict that I was not to be mailed the blank intake forms that need to be filled out before the initial appointment. I made it clear I didn’t have a printer or computer, just a phone. She said I had to be able to come into the office in some capacity in order to get the forms. I told her I am immunocompromised and I’m a caregiver to my mother who has cancer and is in active chemo and i don’t go into drs offices unless truly necessary. I didn’t understand why the papers couldn’t just be mailed to me. It’s a pretty big red flag if you have an employee representing an office who feels those who are at risk for covid need to make an unnecessary trip into the office, rather than just take a few pieces of paper, place them in an envelope and put a stamp on it. I said I would pay for postage. She said in a voicemail she awaited to instruct me on office policies regarding this and would cancel my appt otherwise, all rather than mail intake forms