Dr. Robert Bradley Simon, MD

Dr Simon saved my life. I had complications from a previous surgeon's placement of a sacral nerve stimulator that left me with an open wound, infection and an exposed interstim implant. Dr Simon removed the device, cleaned the area and after it healed inserted another interstim implant. I'm a million times better off than before, and am able to work and live without fear of incontinence.

Dr. Simon took time to listen to me and provided me with a conservative treatment plan and follow up visits. I am grateful for his care and attention.

My wife had a ureter implant in 2012 led by Dr Simon, we went through several complications and several other interventions and even after that he failed to notice that he forgot to insert the anti-reflux valve. We live with serious issues to her kidney to this date and probably forever because of that.

Did so many procedures, and tests, I could not keep track. Maybe my fault for not checking, but stay away. Stay away. By the way my bill was $$$$$ and for no use.

Went to ER. Diagnosed that I need surgery immediately due to kidney infection caused by a kidney stone preventing the kidney from being empty. It was a Sunday evening Dr Simon was in hospital and surgery was sceduled and performed quickly. Discharged from hospital with no follow appointment or date for second surgery to remove kidney stent or to break up kidney stone. Called Englewood office 4 times over course of 2 weeks. Staff said Dr Simon will call. No returned call. Scheduling an appointment myself now to get an answer to my questions and get the second surgical appointment. Poor follow up and office staff is not helpful especially staff to set up surgical procedure.

Worst Doctor ever

During the surgery Dr. Simon installed a stent in my kidney, but for some reason (his colleague who treated me later was not able to understand why) did not remove the stone itself and failed to mention it to myself or to my wife. He never spoke to us before I was discharged from the hospital and did not return our calls during the next 24 hours. When he finally called and left a message, he again did not mention anything about the stone not being removed. He only said that I need to get back to the office to remove the stent, as it was initially planned

Be prepared to get a massive bill and little service. His office "staff" says he is but his billing service says differently. If New Jersey Urology is on your plan it doesn't matter because the doctors are independent. STAY AWAY FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR WALLET!