Monmouth Cardiology (Freehold)

"My experience was wonderful ..the staff was very nice and friendly..dr Nodo was amazing,caring and very understanding and I must add with lots of experience..very pleased"

"Monmouth Cardiology has grown too large and too corporate to be a wise choice for quality cardiac care anymore. I have been a patient of theirs since 2010. Doctor Berger was my primary cardiologist for 13 years, but due to personal reasons he retired. Since then Monmouth Cardiology has put me with a couple of doctors and this most recent experience was the worst! It was with DR. ZUCKERMAN. This doctor walks in after keeping me waiting for a half an hour in the exam room and immediately says "I have no idea why you're here nor why they scheduled you with me". He then says he's going to assign me to a different doctor so I asked him for a couple of names and he said to me,and I quote:"DOES IT MATTER?" Well, YES, Doctor Zuckerman, it DOES matter! I want to make sure I don't get someone as bad as you next time. This doctor and the practice have made me question whether to continue my 13 year relationship with them. They have gone downhill because of all of their corporatizing. They are forgetting that it's the patients, that makes the practice. STOP GROWING THE BUSINESS AT THE EXPENSE OF THE PATIENTS!"

"This place is awful. Some of the receptionists are nice, but many of the older ones seem like they despise their jobs and are acting like they’re working at a fast food restaurant… When I went for my first time, I was scheduled to see Dr O’Neill. I was shown to my room 10 after my scheduled appointment, and promptly got my EKG with the (nurse?). After that, it went downhill so much, I will never be returning. On a THURSDAY at around noon, I had to wait over an hour and a half past my scheduled appointment time to actually see Dr. O’Neill. I actually had to go up to the front desk and ask them what was going on. They said that he’s with a patient and will get to you when he gets to you, and was brushed off back into my room. Honestly, I’m almost positive they forgot about me and the guy just never came for almost two hours. In my book, that is some of the worst job you can do. I have never even had to wait that long at a hospital. But once the O’Neill guy came in (I feel like I shouldn’t even call him a doctor, because he’s not), I was given some of the coldest responses and lack of insight for such an important appointment for me. He told me My heart murmurs weren’t anything serious because the ekg told him so, and that my severe pain in chest is like nothing. What??????? I even had to make suggestions as to what it even could’ve been for him to either agree or disagree with me. What a joke. He ended up giving me the runaround that probably makes him the most money, because he scheduled me for three more follow up appointments because he’s so incompetent and needs a heart monitor, echocardiogram and a stress test that HE doesn’t even do to figure out what’s going on. This place is absolutely awful, and feel so strongly about giving this place a bad review. I’m sure there are doctors here that are better, but shame on you for conducting yourselves in a way that was unprofessional, a waste of my time and insincere. Please don’t go to this place,"

"Dr. Sathya is an amazing doctor! He takes his time, listens closely, and communicates efficiently. I highly recommend Dr. Sathya."

"I have been with Monmouth Cardiology for over 10 years now. I have had multiple heart issues which have always been professionally and compassionately handled. Dr. Patel got my afib corrected and it has been good for several years. A great guy, unfortunately had to move out of state. Dr. LeMarche has been my doctor since then and has always been able to clearly discuss all of my medications and needs. The staff, nurses are kind and excellent! Highly recommend them all."