Dr. Friedman is the best doctor I have ever dealt with. He actually cares. he remembers his patients and their ailments. You never feel rushed. You don't wait in the office for an hour after your appointment time. He makes sure that he listens to you when you have something to say. I will follow him wherever he chooses to practice. Where he is now is great (Kennedy Health Alliance). Advocare was terrible for a lot of reasons. If it weren't for Dr Friedman, I would never have continued to go there. I can't say enough good things about this doctor. I only ever see him in his office, but I'd call him my friend as well as my doctor.

Submitted March 19, 2012

I have been under the care of Dr. Jeff for about 20 years and have followed him throught his different offices. He is a great listener and will go out of his way to help you. He has moved to a new office at Kennedy Health Systems also in Laurel Springs and the staff is really great there. I wish I can say the same for his old office at Advocare-Sicklerville Internal Med. They are the most ignorant and incompetant bunch of people I have ever had to deal with and was considering leaving the practice. Thank God Dr. Friedman got out of that place! All is good now!

Submitted March 11, 2012

Dr. Friedman is, hands down, THE MOST wonderful doctor I have ever come in contact with. I am so blessed and grateful to have him as my primary care physician. He puts me at ease whenever I see him -- he takes the time to explain his concerns and he's not afraid to say "you're sick" if you are. My first encounter with him was me tagging along with my bf for an appt. he had with Dr. Friedman. My bf had bronchitis and pneumonia. As I sat there with my bf, Dr. Friedman heard my cough and said I likely had the same illnesses and that he would check me out as soon as he was done with my bf. I explained he was not my PCP and that I couldn't afford an out-of-pocket visit cost and he said he wouldn't charge me for the visit -- he wanted to make sure we were both well and if he only treated my bf, and I remained sick, neither one of us would be well. And, even though he was no longer accepting new patients, he agreed to accept me anyway. Why don't they make all doctors like this?!

Submitted Nov. 24, 2008