Andre Goy's Online Review Report Card
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Average Star Rating
170
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Recent Reviews
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List of Andre Goy's Reviews
My son was diagnosed with lymphoma by this horrible man Dr Goy. He was scheduled to start chemo in a week, and hit my forehead with a pencil and said “and you don’t do any research”. With COVID raging I was desperate to get him a second opinion. We were lucky enough to get one with Sloane Kettering. He ended up NOT having cancer at ALL. He would have ruined his life. Please take my advice and get a second opinion. No one should trust him with their life. I still deal with PTSD because of this experience.
Reviewed On RateMDs
THE VERY BEST, CARING, BRILLIANT AND PLEASANT DOCTOR I HAVE EVER MET AND I WILL CONTINUE TO SEE HIM.
Reviewed On Google
I had great hope when I chose to see Dr. Goy. And after 3 visits I am sad to acknowledge the great disappointment. He comes in with a laptop, he looks at it and asks two questions, how do you feel and then he asked me whether I still had night sweat (which I never had). He told me to get undressed and left the room. It took me 50 seconds to do it, it took him 25 minutes to come back. Checked me for about 1 minute and told me to get dressed and left again. It took me 90 seconds to do so, it took him 32 minutes to come back. Then he came told he was ordering blood tests and left me with the assistant. The second and third visits were of the same type. He seems to think that patients are walking pieces of meat with cancer in it, instead of seeing human beings. He may think he is the guru of cancer, and if true may be he should teach and do research, but HE SHOULD NOT SEE PATIENTS. He is too arrogant, does not explain absolutely anything, and leaves the room suddenly and you may think he is coming back but he doesn't. He runs from room to room and sees each patients for a few minutes. That is not a practice of medicine, it is a money making machine. It is really shameful (to say the least) that the hospital which to my surprise is extremely well organized, very efficient and the patient portal is excellent, allows this type of physicians to practice medicine as if we were guinea pigs. VERY SAD !!!!
Reviewed On RateMDs
Dr. Goy is top notch and we're blessed to have him in the NJ area. On top of that he's compassionate, kind, and cheers you on to recovery! When you wait for him, you know it's bevause he's turning the world over to help every patient the way he does for you. Every patient is his top priority. I'm eternally grateful for his continuous care.
Reviewed On Vitals
Is anyone really worth waiting 8 hours for when the appointment was made months in advance?
Reviewed On Vitals
I agree. Stay away from him. He should be investigated. He does seem so interested in gathering patients and so unethical and slimy that I wouldn't put it past him to give people cancer on purpose.
Reviewed On Vitals
Came to him for a second opinion. He was more interested in what insurance I have than which disease I have. He only wanted to make me switch care to him and did not want to answer any questions unless I transition my care to Hackensack.
Reviewed On Vitals
Stay away
Reviewed On Vitals
Wonderful
Reviewed On HealthGrades
A great doctor , makes you so confident, his nurses and fellow doctors are very kind , I’m in stage 4 and no one even thinks I have cancer .thanks to Dr. Goy
Reviewed On Vitals
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