I have known and been a patient of Dr. Gironta for more years than I count. He was our family doctor for all that time seeing my entire family, and I couldn’t recommend any better doctor in NJ. We relocated to FL, leaving the snow, taxes and political animosity behind, but I will always remember the years we spent with that wonderful doctor. Yes, the appointment times can be VERY long, but believe me, I wouldn’t have any other doctor. If there were to be any reason to go back to NJ, it would be because of him.

Submitted Nov. 13, 2020

Dr. Gironta may just be one of the best doctors in the area. He is caring as well as knowledgeable. The only downside is his scheduling. It is not uncommon to wait over an hour after your appointment time . The most frustrating part is that if you call the office ahead of leaving and ask if he's running behind they will always so no he's right on time.

Submitted Feb. 2, 2017

I have been a patient for about 2 years. He is an exceptional Dr. And a Gentleman. On one occasion I was sick with a virus and I called his office and left a message for him to call me back. He called me back and I missed his call. He continued to call me back into the following day until I finally received the call and spoke with him. Any other Dr. Would have left a message and most likely not have called again. I think he is a very good Dr.

Submitted Feb. 20, 2014

I work in the hospital and work with many patients and I see MANY doctors bedside with patients. Dr. Gironta stuck out in my eyes as someone who listens and takes his time with his patients. My father is very picky with doctors especially since he just retired and came back to live in NJ. I recommended him to my father. However the staff said they aren't accepting any more new patients. I talked to Dr. Gironta at "work" and he willingly accepted my father as a new patient. Now my husband sees him too. (I still love my current female doctor; but otherwise I would go to him too.)

Submitted Nov. 5, 2011

Dr. Gironta has been my physician for the last 15 years. He is very kind, respectful, caring and a wonderful listener. The only problem is the wait time. It is always over an hour, I wish his front office staff would learn how to schedule better. But, he is worth the wait.

Submitted Feb. 28, 2011

Many year patient. He found my rare cancer when no one else cared. Kind, polite, caring, thoughtful, patient, and far better a doctor than any others I see [which unfortunately is too many]. Surroundings are pleasant, the front staff is pleasant enough, and his nurse is just as great and caring as he is. The care my wife and I receive there is just fantastic. BUT, BUT, But! Someone responsible has to realize how Dr G works and schedule him better. The people that claim an hour wait are kind, because two is the norm. I do not know where to place blame. So because he and his nurse are worth it, it has to be I guess, but it should not have to be. Many thanks for great care once you can get there.

Submitted July 7, 2010

had to wait for an hour which is normal for dr gironta...but the wait is well worth it. he is very through and cares to do his best for you. highly recommend him

Submitted June 14, 2010

A wonderful Dr. and truly cares about his patients. I am in awe of how he treated me and spent more time with me than I would ever imagine a Dr. would do in this day and age. I cannot say enough good about him and feel very fortunate a Dr. friend of mine recommended him to me. He will certainly have angel wings someday.

Submitted Dec. 15, 2009

Dr. Gironta is the most caring and best doctor I have ever had care for me. He takes the time for all of my questions and to go over everything with me. He also follows up with your care. On average I have to wait one hour each time I have an appointment to see him but he is worth the wait. I just bring a book and wait my turn. I highly recommend Dr. Gironta to whoever asks me if I know a good doctor.

Submitted June 30, 2009

Great and caring Physcian. Listens and explains your medical questions. Returns calls and is very supportive during treatment and en courage a patient to do what it takes to get better, and gives helpful advice in taking care of oneself

Submitted March 13, 2009