Stuart M. Homer MD and Associates 1030 Saint Georges Avenue, Woodbridge Township, NJ 07001

"Dr. Homer is a fantastic doctor. My husband and I have been going to him for over 30 yrs. he will sit and talk with you explain things in layman’s language. . You do not walk out of there thinking what does that mean?He is exceptional. His staff is top notch and always polite and friendly. Thank you Doctor Homer for your time and patients over all the years."

"He always gives my dad 4 hour dialysis treatments for no reason at all and when I ask why he has no explanation and makes it seem like other doctors don’t know what they are doing. Everyone else who has seen my father gives him 3 hour treatments. I’ve seen him treat dialysis nurses terribly and is so condescending to everyone - the nurses, patient and the patient’s family. He doesn’t appreciate what the kind nurses do. He definitely has a huge ego. Stay far away! I will no longer have my father be under his care."

"Dr. Homer is a professional. He has an excellent bedside manner and comes highly recommended. His office is extremely efficient and knowledgeable. I've been seeing Dr. Homer for 3 years now and I cannot say enough good."

"Dr. Homer was very knowledgeable and helpful in the way he addressed all my inquiries. He took time to listen to me without rushing. I would highly recommend him to anyone who needs a doctor that will listen and is up to date with the latest in health for healing. The staff is exceptional and caring. I had a very good experience. Thank you."

"I must start by saying I rarely write negative reviews but after what has happened to me I feel compelled. I saw Dr. Banayat on Dec 22 due to having a headache for over a week and thinking I may need a change in my hypertension medication. While speaking with Dr. Banayat he also felt we should change my blood pressure pill. He prescribed Valstran/Hctz. When I saw the name on the prescription I reminded him that since I had previously had gastric bypass surgery I could not have a pill with a diuretic and explained the reasons why. He said the pill would be fine and since he's physician I trusted him (my first mistake). I took the medication for about a week and started getting dizzy. The dizziness was so bad I almost fell so I stopped taking the medication. Since it was New Years Eve I new the office was closed until Tues. I knew I had to wait until then to call. I called on Jan 2nd, spoke with a staff member named Rose who said she would speak to the doctor and call me back. By Thurs I still had not call back so I sent an email through the website they provide their patients. I got no response and no call until Jan 8th. When Rose called she claimed she thought she called me back and then tried to tell me that Dr. Banayat did not think it was the medication. After I told her I had not had the dizzy spells she again said she would have to talk to him & call me back. 2 day later I get a call saying he wants to see me, which is fine. I made an appointment for Jan 11th. There was a power outage on Fri in Avenel area where his office is located. I did not know this so I showed up for my scheduled appointment. I know a power outage is not their fault, however when I showed up the staff was rude nasty & claimed they called to cancel which they did not. It is now Jan 13 and I have not been on hypertension medication since Dec 31st. No effort was made to provide with a hypertension pill. This honestly shows how much the DON'T care about their patients."