Dr. Roger E Turbin

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

2 months ago

I was referred to Dr Roger Turbin at 90 Bergen St in Newark for assessment of 3rd nerve palsy. I did not have a long wait any time. Dr Turbin was Always calm and cool, very careful to explain in detail exactly what treatment he planned for me, making sure that I understood both what and why. He always had a few Residents hanging on to his every word and he was very respectful to them and vice versa. Thanks to him I was able to have tests that other doctors apparently could not order. His staff were friendly and helpful..You ... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

The wait times are not his fault. It’s all of the side tests going on. 

J 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

Total time of visit five hours .. of at least which 4 hours and 30 minutes was just waiting ! Which apparently is normal ! Faculty was very dirty .. mold in bathrooms. Dr was nice but that didn’t matter due to the wait and uncleanliness. 

Marissa 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

My son was 8 years old when he was hit in the eye with a large tree branch. He had a fractured orbital, severed tear duct, and his upper eyelid was no longer connected to his lower eyelid. He was sent by ambulance to the hospital where Dr Turbin performed an over night surgery. Dr Turbin was in surgery with my son for 3-4 hours, making sure all the splinters were out of the gaping hole he had between his eyeball and orbital bone. He stitched the very deep hole next to his eye perfectly and put a tube in, to hold the tear duc... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

He truly cares.. 

NJgal 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

I've been seeing Dr. Turbin for a couple of years now. It's always around 5 hours! He's an excellent ophthalmologist, but I don't know why he can't arrange his appointments better. I see another specialist in that office, and I never have that kind of wait. Emergencies happen, but every time? Doubtful... 

Ginger B. 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

He's very caring, but I was in the office for 5 HOURS! He rotates the patients, one goes into the examining room, getting drops or something, then is sent back to the waiting room and waits while another patient is called in. That patient comes out and the first one goes back in. There were 3-4 of us going through this. But Dr. Turbin's the only neuroopthalmologist that takes my insurance, so thank you Obamacare...