Gastroenterologists who are Physicians - Succasunna, NJ

"Dr very good . Staff I shake my head . A call from months ago returned two weeks ago ! Correcting a bill hasn’t happened . Called office three times editing yo talk to someone 39 min and beyond ! Excruciating ! Very upsetting ! You are as good as your people !! Dr Blumberg attention !!! Pls. Fir as good as you are your staff needs to follow through "

"I didn’t like his examination process and I still have same issue "

"DO NOT go to this doctor, especially if you are ever in pain or feel that you need to take some time off work to help you deal with it. Over a year ago I began to have severe stomach pain. I was (and still am) vomiting up about 80% of what I eat. This pain would leave me frozen in one position, reclined back, and radiates around to my back. While this was not every day, it was episodic in nature, and the episodes would last about a week, on between I would have less severe but no less debilitating pain. I began my journey to gastroenterologists. The first just told me I needed to lose weight (I have PCOS and it is very difficult to do). The second kept throwing medications at me in the spirit of "if it's this, this medication will fix it". The third was very condescending and I dreaded going to his office. The fourth, Dr. Tait, seemed great at first. I have a boss that has little to no patience with my undiagnosed illness, because I kept having to call off, like alot, and I couldn't do asuch as the other employees. I was killing myself trying to be employee of the year so I did not get fired. My body needed a break and some time to get testing done. I called HR and requested 2 months leave. I had done this once before and it went perfect the doctor I had at the time had no issue giving me the leave I needed. I had no hesitation. I set the dates and sent Dr. Tait the paperwork. I had already been on leave about 20 days when I received a call saying Dr. Tait had put "intermittent leave with one episode a week" on the paperwork, and did not even bother with the paperwork for me to get paid while on leave. He also did not discuss this with me at any point. He just sent it off. So I was now 10 days away from being fired for job abandonment. I told him that and asked that he fix it. He refused. Days later I finally get him on the phone. He laughed at me 4 times during this phone call. He told me, and this is a direct quote, "I know your pain is severe but chronic pain is not an excuse to not work. I will not stake my medical license because you don't want to work.". I told him again I was going to lose my job and he said I could collect unemployment and take all the time I need. I have actually never been treated like this by a doctor. It was very traumatic as I already suffer from anxiety and don't like to go to doctors that much. I would not recommend any kind of care by Dr. Tait. Find someone else."