Dr. Vincent Anthony Esposito

So tough to hear he was recently forced to retire. I think all the accusations about pushing pills are false, and we lost a good doctor who had over a decade more service in him to provide his patiens. Now those patients.... because of some trumped up dea accusations.....are left to find another practice like his. afortunately I found a great doctor who didnt discontinue any of my mood meds, but he did tweek them overall I am still adjusting but it as a comfortable move. Mostly I was happy to not be viewed as some drug addict, considering the news surrounding my doctors arresr. Dr whichman spend an hour and a half with me on my first visit, made some changes but left the bulk alone. anyway if anyones looking for a single office practice with an old schooll doc who will listen to you dr whichman isin netcong. former patient of the great dr vincent esposito.

The best most compassionate doctor I ever saw. He cured me. Before I saw him I was on 22 different pills a day. Over time he got me off all of them. Now that he's retiring I don't know what to do. There just arnt many doctors of his calibur around. I wish he wasn't retiring so young, I was hoping he would be with me at least another decade. I'll be hardpressed to find another doctor as honest knowledgable and sincere as he....but now my search begins.

A doctor whose compassion got him in trouble......wont be seeing anymore patients any time soon.

I have been a patient of Dr esposito for over 10 years. It isn't a huge practice with a ton of staff. You always get to see Dr Esposito, not a different doctor all the time or a nurse practitioner. Dr Esposito always allows enough time during the visit to address the problems. He explains things in simple language, and never has rushed a visit. I plan to be a patient of his until he retires.

Dr Esposito is on e of the kindest,accurate professional doctors that still proactives medicine.He is so special and an excellent diagntician. I would never go anywhere else.