Inman Medical Associates

Been going here way to long 🤦🏾‍♀️. Here is my honest review. Dr Sapna Jain.... Run Run RUUUUUUN.... I went here 2 yrs ago and I told her I was having PPD... do you think she helped heck no 😂. I only came here recently because I was due for blood work. I did it and today (pictures below) having an active allergic reaction and the doc on staff not Sapna didnt even want to be bothered. I had to go to South Plainfield Urgent Care and the Doctor there amazing as always actually took this serious. I went to the pharmacy after and who's medicine you think was ready for me... Urgent care the doctor hadn't event sent the prescription. So I know by the time I would have finished his would have been there. Nope nope. Please save yourself the headache and to add to today I was told its either my re

Everytime I go I receive the best care, they really have your health as their priority. I’m beyond satisfied with this office! Great doctors and staff!

I've been a patient with this doctors office for over 20 years. Over the past few years the service has become horrible, the office staff is rude and unprofessional!! Dr. Jain is rude and dismissive!! And they are money hungry!! They don't care about your overall health!! There should be an option to give NO STARS!!!

Please my over there just want to use this opportunity to tell you guys that Doctor Jain and Doctor Isu are the best doctor within this New Jersey..Just come and book your appointment with them you won’t regret it at all and go over there and give your own testimony

I attended this office because I had severe back pain, and they refused service due to a ridiculous policy regarding insurance. All they care about is how much the insurance will pay them! I was vulnerable because I had been in pain, and I got so upset when the nurse started yelling at me for no apparent reason. Not only did she yell at me, but she also called Dr. Padmaja Isukapalli to the room I was in and was also so rude to me. She showed no empathy or some compassion when I expressed my pain to her. She also thought I didn't speak English and whispered, "Stop crying," to me. That's no way to care for a patient.