Craig Margulies

Dr Margulies was recommended by a friend 2 years ago. He’s very knowledgeable.

A very caring doctor. I visited the doctor to talk about a colonoscopy. I am almost 85 Years old, the doctor told me that they generally don't do colonoscopies on people over 85 years of age. The doctor reviewed my blood test results and noted that I was anemic. He ordered a more detailed blood test and told me that my anemic condition was caused by chronic inflammation and referred me back to my Internist. I am thankful for the attention he paid to me.

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I was convinced i would never have a colonoscopy, then I spoke with Dr Margulies. He explained the risks and benefits, he asked me about my fears and reasons for not wanting to have one. He listened to my medical history and took the time to not only listen to me but to speak to me reasonably and to my understanding. He calmed my anxieties and I am scheduled for the procedure. He has a reassuring demeanor, was professional and most importantly I never felt rushed.

I am very grateful to the Dr. Margulies for his care and attention to me. Dr. Margulies listened carefully to all the things I wanted to tell, has appointed the necessary test and procedure, explained in detail the problems that emerged during the procedure and prescribed a treatment. I am also grateful to his assistants who helped him in carrying out the procedure in the Surgical Center at Princeton. I would recommend Dr. Margulies for his professionalism, knowledge, genuine care about patient.

He is an excellent doctor and diagnostician!

Once I finally get to see Dr. Marguiles, it's refreshing to listen with his professional diagnosis which I take very seriously. His demeanor is easy going and he's a great listening. He has a good sense of humor once you penetrate his shell.

Excellent doctor! Finally diagnosed and treated a problem that had plagued me for 3 years! I was assigned to Dr. Margulies during en emergent medical problem and have continued to stay with him.

Dr.Margulies has been treating me for an ongoing problem for a couple of years now, and I have stuck with him because he is an excellent doctor, listens well and is an excellent diagnostician. However, on my most recent visit to him on a weekday, mid-morning, he was repeatedly yawning while listening to my responses to his questions. I found this unusual and atypical, so I am willing to assume there were extenuating circumstances this time, but still.....If this happens again, I may switch doctors.

Dr Margullies seems like a great doctor but his office is really unprofessional. The first appointment I had, they were running an hour and a half behind! My second visit was way better and I was seen immediately but they had music playing and it was so loud it was really distracting. I'm wondering if it's so you can't hear other patients' info because the walls are paper thin. I also tried calling 6 times that morning and it always went to voicemail. His break room/ storage room doubles as the vitals check room too.