New Jersey Surgery Center

Had a benign modular fibrosis consistent with Dupuytren’s Contracture removed from my left hand. Dr. Daniel Fletcher did a phenomenal job & his entire staff was top notch; from the receptionist to everyone I came in contact with, they were all patient, pleasant & very professional. Need a hand surgeon? If so, I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Fletcher. 💯

The 2 stars go to the dynamic of the OR nurse and her team. They called her mom, which is sweet. I wish I could give more than 2 stars for 2/5 of the nurses. The surgeon can only do so much without a useful team as a whole. Sorry for the impending rant. Honestly, I beg you to avoid this place. The intake nurse was great at first but then she had to turn around and yell at the rest of the staff for mishandling charts. "Too many hands on the charts" she said. They got the wrong side of my body, the wrong appendage and wrong anesthetics for the procedure as I am about to enter. Not only did they get it wrong but it remained incorrect when I got stitches removed at a different location 9 days later. The intake nurse's reaction was somewhat forgivable but not in front of the recovery area patients, post-surgery. The communication is awful and the staff is hit or miss. One is nice, one is cold one is sweet and listens the other might just blow you off... Terribly inconsistent... but that's not even the worst part! The recovery room nurse, what a callous person - Kelly I think her name was. If it was not you, sorry to blow up your name... but people have to know. My partner and I were there and the recovery nurse was very rushed. She neglected to mention the possibility of constipation. Even if she did it was grazed over. She was really rude in affect to my partner who was asking clarifying questions because I JUST GOT OUT OF SURGERY. Do not talk to us like idiots, do not ignore our questions, and do not offer me juice and cookies and send me out the door. I had local anesthetic which was BOTCHED - nerve block lasted a little longer than expected and I had to go to ER twice in less than a week for resulting issues - vasovagal syncope aka fainting and dizzy spells due to blood pressure drops, mostly due to the pain. This interrupted my day to day life and work. They assured me I would be back to normal by Monday, since the surgery was Friday. I went to the ER at midnight the night of the surgery and again mid day at work the following Thursday (6 days after). And yes you can blame me as an individual patient but prior to this surgery I was decently fine. I have decent cardio and walked every day. After that I had to take a break from my routines including diet and exercise. 2 weeks after the surgery and I made it okay but even up until today any stress or mild discomfort felt amplified. Now I have to follow up with my GP twice and going to get my heart checked from the ER visits. I would not recommend this place if you care for your long lasting health. They will push you out the door, even with good insurance. I sure lit them up in the survey; I did not hold back and neither should you. Do not hold back. They need to swap out the incompetent people here.

I've had two orthopedic procedures completed at the NJ Surgery Center in Hamilton, and I had a great team caring for me in both instances, which took place over a four year period. They were clear and informative all the way through. Highly recommended!

Everything was according to the schedule. Everyone was thoughtful and took care to explain everything. Thanks!