Advocare Hammonton Office's Online Review Report Card
Advocare Hammonton Office
3.1
Average Star Rating
12
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
2
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Advocare Hammonton Office's Reviews
Great staff, especially the front desk girl. Everyone is so nice and friendly. The doctor and nurse practitioner are awesome. You can definitely tell that they care about their patients.
I have been with Advocare Pediatrics for many years. I had hoped to become a patient at the related facility for adults. I was extremely dissatisfied and dissappointed with the customer service of the two women who received my phone call. They were unapologetic about their lack of professional conflict resolution, and made me feel as though they did not care about me as an individual patient. Even after speaking with their supervisor Monica I still felt unsatisfied and unpleased with my experience trying to book an appointment with this office.
Went there to see Dr. Jung and they substituted someone else. Also had issues with office staff. Dr. Jung is an excellent Doctor. Came back after a year, appears staff has greatly improved. Changed rating from 1 star to 5 stars.Dr. Jung is a great doctor.
I have received outstanding care from Dr Jung & staff for many years, and I have never seen a physician who is as thorough and who meets the patient where they are at. He has a great sense of humor and his clinical skills are beyond reproach.
I have never met a more unprofessional set of staff members as I have in this office. The front desk staff is rude and extremely unhelpful. Overheard one staff member calling a patient names and saying she was going to kick her a$$. This office is a joke
The best Primary Doctor in the area! Office staff is wonderful and they are very nice and accommodating with appointments.
This is a great Wal-Mart! The greeter at the front door is the friendliest, sweetest lady. I can always find what I need and I love that it isn't an oversized super store.
Store is unkempt, associates avoid you. Floor manager LaTonya has a bad attitude. I left bag at register when I left. She said I needed the receipt to retrieve the bag. Since was in the bag I was therefor over ruled and was not allowed to even look into the bag of goods I had paid for. No good. The store is out of control
Checking out on the yelp page have found the place and there are some good comments in the reviews. And eager to back at the place. Highly recommendation of the place. I hope to come here for next time. It is obvious coming here to enjoy their foo.
Anyone who lived in Hammonton before Walmart probably remembers the only choice was Jamesway. Ah yes, Jamesway, Hammonton, where shelves were never restocked, usually empty, and the mean spirited cashier with coke bottle glasses and short white hair would actually ridicule what you were purchasing.Flashback 1990 - After going through the store, followed by an "undercover" security person, I finally found a gift for my wife. We were just starting out at the time and pretty much poor. But I found a jewelry box I thought she'd like and brought it to the register for checkout.The always angry aged cashier with coke bottle glasses and short white hair scanned it and as usual, the price was unknown. I told her the price. She in turned looked at the item down her nose as if it was a dried pile of dog feces and said, "Are you sure you want this?" God forbid this woman would have to find out the price. God forbid you could actually purchase something in Hammonton without being made felt like a subhuman.So what's this have to do with the Walmart we now have the misfortune of having in Hammonton? Well, when it first opened we had high hopes. We thought, finally there'd be an alternative to Jamesway, or driving 30 minutes to Berlin, or if really desperate, having to go to one of the local small shops and be treated like used toilet paper because you weren't an Italian.So we waited with high hopes. Eventually it opened. By then Jamesway had deservedly went out of business along with many of the local stuck-up condescending local shops. Thank God. But the first visit was a precursor to what would follow to this day. We went there, filled a cart with items and proceeded to checkout.Who was the cashier? The same mean cashier with coke bottle glasses and short white hair that worked at Jamesway. **cue twilight zone music**. Since then it's continued to remain at the same level of suck and has grown even worse with each year that passes.Once the warm weather hits, it's almost impossible to get through an aisle due to the overwhelming influx of illegal migrant workers that congregate there to cool off. I remember hearing an out of towner ask the other "What country are we in?" Something I've often asked myself.The poor service continues. Many registers, but only 1 or 2 are opened at a time. You can stand at the paint counter for someone to mix your paint, but you'll probably be ready for retirement by the time someone comes to help. And if they do, just pray it's one of the select few that actually learned the highly advanced skill of mixing paint. Same thing if you need a key made.In short, Walmart Hammonton, the hope of all who have been defecated on by Jamesway and the aloof conceited owners of small shops, is just a magnified version of all that sucked in the past. But, then again, it stays in business for one reason - people will put up with their extremely low level of service in order to avoid driving to Berlin.
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