Barry M. Cohen, MD

If I could give zero stars, I would. This office is completely incompetent and dangerously careless. Since last Tuesday, I have been trying to get a simple prescription filled for a relative -- and it's been nothing but chaos, miscommunication, and utter negligence. On three separate occasions, I was assured by phone that the medication was being sent to the pharmacy. Each time, they failed. They sent the wrong medication twice, which is not just unacceptable -- it's dangerous. Imagine trusting a medical provider, only for them to send incorrect prescriptions that could harm someone. After a full week of frustration and false promises, I finally had to go in person to pick up the physical prescription myself because they couldn't handle the simplest task. This entire ordeal shows a complete lack of professionalism, no communication, and zero accountability from both the doctor and the staff. If this is how they handle something as basic as sending medication, I shudder to think how they handle more serious matters. Patients deserve competent and attentive care, not the runaround and risk of receiving the wrong medication. Please be extremely cautious with this practice. The level of incompetence here is unacceptable and could easily lead to serious harm. I am deeply disgusted and disappointed by the way this has been handled. Do yourself and your loved ones a favor -- find another doctor. Your health and safety depend on it.

It was my first time ever at a cardiologist. I had to get tests done and Ana took care of my Venous Duplex and she was AMAZING. She made me feel so comfortable because I was so nervous. She explained everything and really was just amazing at what she does. The woman who did my echo also was amazing I am sorry I forgot her name but she was also very nice and reassuring. I then had a great nurse who saw me in Dr. Cohens office and he was also very nice friendly and informative on what he was doing. Dr. Cohen was great as well overall 10/10 the staff all around was so helpful and nice it was reassuring for a young adult who didn't know of anything that was going on.

I was referred to Dr. Cohen by someone in my wife's office. I was being checked by my primary doctor as a formality to make sure I was OK to have a hernia procedure. I was told my EKG came back "funny" and need to check into it further. I went to cardiologist in the Livingston area who informed me I had an aortic aneurism. and would need surgery. I was shocked. I'm 62 years old. Never had any health issues. Always kept myself in good shape & never had any kind of surgery. I returned to this doctor a couple of times for follow up & a game plan. He was always very nice but never seemed to get the information on his screen correct. If he looked at it at all. I did not have a lot of faith in him & decided to try someone else. Hence, I ended up with Dr. Cohen who seemed a little stiff, (apparently from a pinched nerve), but very complete as far as his examination of my tests. Not a real bubbly guy but gave me a secure feeling. He concurred with the aortic aneurism and told me pretty directly my options & referred me to a heart surgeon who turned out to be fantastic. My follow up visits with Dr. Cohen were quick, friendly, efficient, & direct. His visit to me in the hospital just before & after my surgery were also comforting. He always pushes me for questions & truly seems concerned. His personality is a bit dry but does have a sense of humor & I did and do feel very comfortable with him. I believe his expertise is second to none. He helped make a very scary situation for me less intimidating. Chris Wulf East Hanover, N.J.

Let me say this about Dr Cohen, though 23 years late. I saw Dr Cohen in Morristown Memorial Hospital ER 23 years ago. It was my third visit there in less than a month. Dr Cohen looked over previous medical records, ran some tests, more than the last two Physicians and found out that my LADA, the Widowmaker was 98% blocked. Puzzled as to why a healthy 45-year-old had this issue. Long story short he placed the stent, it did collapse 3 months later it was redone and im here . What I found to be awesome 23 years ago is that he sat beside my hospital bed and asked what was going on in my life, all medical tests and reports gave no specific reason for the blockage. After I finish talking to him, he patted my hand he said ,ok I got it. He took me out of work for 3 months, I worked two jobs. He showed more interest in my condition then the cardiologist I have been seeing or even my primary care who ignored obvious symptoms. I didn't have access to post this review online 23 years ago, however I'm givingchim his due. Dr Cohen was in my thoughts today as I sat by the lake, alive and well because he went the extra Mile 23 years ago and I've said a prayer for him ,grateful im here to watch grand and great grands grow up. Thank you for your personal best Dr. Barry Cohen . I'm still here

Terrific bedside manners. One of the best doctors I've had, and I have had a lot. Strongly recommend Mr. Cohen.