Dr. Jay Goldstein, MD

I have been going to Dr. Goldstein since 2007 and I'm finally switching. While this isn't related to him and the care received, their billing provider is a logistical nightmare. The website listed on the statement is not actually the website you go to make a payment. There is now no number to call if you need help or if you want to pay via phone. I tried multiple times to submit payment but the CAPTCHA would not work because it was asking for letters. The display screen only showed a checkbox and there was no way out. I had to send a paper check and I could not use my HSA card. In addition, he has an NP on staff that is not as great with patient care as the other NPs I have previously seen there. The 1st visit, she commented on my freckles and asked if I wear sunblock. I said yes, everyday, SPF 50 when out in the direct sun. She looked at me skeptically. I have ethnic skin that freckles easily. It's genetics and short of covering my whole face with a cloth, there is nothing I can do.

He pays no attention to what you are saying. Non professional demeanor. Wrote a prescription for a cream and sent me on my way with no diagnosis or tests

Friendly staff, Dr. Goldstein explains everything about diagnosis. Easy to get follow up appointments if needed.

I had a growth on my arm that I had had for a few months. I made an appointment with Dr. Goldstein's office and had an appointment with one of the NPs. They looked at the growth and said it was too big for their office to handle so she referred me to a hand surgeon. After a day or so, the growth started to bleed so I made another appointment with the dermatologist's office. They told me that they don't handle bleeding growths and made an appointment for me for the hand surgeon again. I also had a mole on my foot and they told me that they couldn't help with that either and referred me to a foot surgeon. Honestly, unclear on what skin conditions they handle at this office? If you can't handle surface level growths or moles, I'm not really sure what they can do. The staff and everyone there is really nice, but overall, incredibly unhelpful and I went elsewhere (Dr. Kovacs) to get the help and care that I needed.

I saw Dr. Goldstein for a rash in the fall of 2017. He treated it as excema/dermatitis for 4 months with a steroid ointment and it kept getting worse. After the first 2 months he took a shallow skin sample as a biopsy and it came back as "some kind" of dermatitis. After 4 months he sent me to another dermatoligist. She took a deeper biopsy and it came back as a "stubborn fungus", so she put me on oral lamolsil for four weeks and it solved the problem. Looks like Goldstein did the biopsy wrong.

Amy is the best! Karen too....love Dr Goldstein. Great results from all.

Dr. Goldstein removed my mole without stitching back up--instead, he cauterized the wound without telling me. Now, there's a huge scar on my leg that is extremely unattractive to look at. He also won't renew any prescriptions without making you come back into the office, which is a huge inconvenience to my schedule. I do not recommend this practice.

I had 2 very unsatisfactory visits with another dermatologist to remove a facial wart with no results at all. After then trying weeks of home remedies and the wart worsening, Dr. Goldstein was recommended to me. He obliterated that wart in one visit. He treated it himself with his nurse practitioner present to observe his treatment. It has been a month now and the wart has not returned. I am very grateful for the care he gave me and recommend him and his staff highly.