Gastroenterologists - Newark, NJ

"Dr Ton misdiagnosed my daughter. She missed the hallmark signs of a potentially fatal birth defect, and laughed at me when I asked specifically if my daughter could have a certain condition. Instead she diagnosed her with something minor, and was unconcerned when the medication she prescribed was not effective. Two years later, my daughter nearly died, and we found out she did indeed have the birth defect Dr Ton swore she couldn't have."

"It has been a month that I am calling to get an appointment but no luck. Office is impossible to reach. "

"I was disappointed due to the following: 1. rushed through the visit 2. looked at the computer 99% of the time 3. barely looked at me in the eye or talked to me directly 4. did not explain my medical condition well and did not ask me if I had any questions 5. when I tried to tell her about my concerns, she cut me off and did not seem to care 6. I was seen 40 minutes after arriving early to my appointment I would recommend more sympathy towards the patient, that would come a long way"

"I have seen many doctors over the years, but none have been so attentive and so committed to diagnosing the source of my medical issues. Dr. Scott DiGiacomo showed an understanding of and commitment to treating my overall health, not just the symptom of the day. Additionally, he is a member at my gym and, without an assistant or chart, knows my medical history and is happy to talk about how I'm feeling -- even when I try not to impede on his personal time. Under his care, I feel that my doctor is as interested as I am in helping me achieve the best health possible. "

"Dr. Gregory Scott Lesser TWICE refused to give a colonoscopy which was requested by Dr. Messey, family Doctor Willingboro NJ. The 1st instance was on April 8, 2011 and the 2nd was on Oct 13, 2011. On Nov 6, 2011 the patient was admitted to the emergency room at Lourdes in Willingboro NJ, for a blood transfusion. On Nov. 11, 2011. Dr. Lesser finally agreed to perform a colonoscopy. He informed patient that she had cancer but it would be treated with pills and not to worry. The cancer turned out to be stage 3 and treatment has been ongoing for the last 5 years."