Dr. Antonio Grasso, MD

I was so scared and he made me feel at ease. So thankful

He was so kind and compassionate. I finally felt like someone was able to help me.

This man should not be a doctor he should be something else my wife went the er because she had fever for more than ten days and her head is num and this guy tell her why you here this is not an all inclusive hotel and tell to go to her primary and tell her you might have a blood cancer who will say that why you put her in the situation I'm sure karma will get back to for what you put people through even the have enough with what is going on

My experience with this doctor was not very good. I went to the emergency room with urinary frequency, burning and nausea. He came in the room and called me the wrong name. He then proceeded to brush off my symptoms as a urinary tract infection despite that I had a history of kidney stones. I also told him that a previous doctor looked at my urine under a microscope and found no bacteria. He begrudgingly did a cat scan. Sure enough, I had a kidney stone and no bacteria in my urine. On the discharge papers, he wrote that I had a urinary tract infection, prescribed me antibiotics (I question the actual need for them) and did not even mention the stone. He wasn't kind and I felt like he just did not want to admit that he was wrong on the discharge papers. I found his demeanor to be very arrogant. Previously, I have had very positive experiences at Saint Peter's hospital. I was really disappointed this time around.

I went to the ER around 2am with chest pain. Given my young age, I was treated as a malingerer looking for drugs the second I walked into the hospital. The doctor gave me a lecture about how I'm 25 years old and shouldn't be in the ER for chest pain at 2am. No one took me seriously until I turned down pain killers. After another 3 hours of waiting around for a diagnosis, I was not given one and was told I could leave. My PCP diagnosed it in about 5 minutes the next day as an esophageal spasm.