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Alyse Bellomo, MD
Bergen Gastroenterology
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1 West Ridgewood Road Paramus, NJ 07652
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Alyse Bellomo, MD

Dr. Alyse Bellomo is a Board Certified gastroenterologist, and is committed to providing the highest level of patient care. Bergen Gastroenterology’s Board Certified physicians have an individualized approach to their patient’s needs. By utilizing the latest technologies available and administering a broad range of diagnostic tests and procedures, Bergen Gastroenterology continues to be a leader in the Northern New Jersey and Rockland County medical communities. Bergen Gastroenterology cultivates a safe, non-threatening environment for their patient’s endoscopic and gastrointestinal procedures. They value long lasting relationships with their patients. The practice participates in most insurance plans. Offices are located in Emerson, NJ, Paramus, NJ, Park Ridge, NJ, Ridgewood, NJ, Paramus, NJ and Northvale, NJ.
For appointment scheduling, or any other inquiries, please call Bergen Gastroenterology at (201)967-8221.

Dr. Alyse Bellomo was awarded the Albert M. Yunich Prize from Albany Medical College for her excellence in Gastroenterology. She is a Fellow of The American College of Gastroenterology and is Board Certified in Gastroenterology. Dr. Bellomo has served as an outstanding member and leader of the Medical Executive Committee and Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee at Samaritan Hospital and continues to lend her expertise to the Wellness Policy Committee in the Ramapo Central School District.
Primary Specialty

Gastroenterologist

Gender Female
Education Dr. Bellomo graduated Albany Medical College in 1989.
Training Dr. Bellomo completed her residency at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York, NY in 1992 and acted as acted as Chief Medical Resident of Internal Medicine until 1993. Dr. Bellomo completed the Beth & Milton Bornstein Gastroenterology Fellowship at the Beth Israel Medical Center in 1995.
Certification Dr. Bellomo is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology.
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1 West Ridgewood Road, Paramus, NJ 07652
Services Alyse Bellomo, MD, provides gastroenterology services in Emerson, NJ while practicing under Bergen Gastroenterology. Bergen Gastroenterology has its own Endoscopy Suite on premises where many procedures are performed and is partners with several other local surgical and endoscopy centers, for their patient’s convenience and for providing additional location options. Common Procedures performed include Capsule Endoscopy, Colon Cancer Prevention and Screening, Colonoscopy, Colon Polypectomy, Colorectal Cancer Screening, Crohn’s Disease, Common Duct Stone Removal, Endoscopic Polypectomy, Endoscopy, Esophageal Dilation, Esophogastroduodenoscopy, Flexible Sigmoidoscopy, and Upper Endoscopy. Other tests offered include liver biopsy, gall bladder evaluation, and food tolerance testing. . Common conditions diagnosed and treated include Celiac Disease, Colitis, Colon Cancer, Colon Diseases and Polyps, Constipation, Crohn’s Disease, Diarrhea, Stomach Ulcer, Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), Acid Reflux Disease, Heartburn, Hepatitis, Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBS), Pancreatitis, Ulcerative Colitis, Ulcers, and any other problems of digestion, elimination, internal bleeding, and abdominal pain.
For appointment scheduling or any other inquiries please call Bergen Gastroenterology at (201) 967-8221.
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Very compassionate and easy to talk to.
by Patti xxx.xxx.232.18
December 21, 2016
Dr. Bellomo is extremely nice and seems like a good doctor, but her staff is absolutely horrible. I made an in person visit signed forms to get my hospital records released and was assured that the doctor would receive the records to make an assessment as to see whether surgery was urgent or not within a couple of days. A week and a half later I found out that her office NEVER made a request to the hospital, yet I was encouraged to go for surgery. After spending hours myself determining what happened, I had to follow up with the hospital myself to get them to send the forms. And when I went to speak to the office about the mishap and that there was a breakdown in their process to "follow-up on important items", I was literally told that it was my fault (their words). That I never signed a form for them to fax to the hospital and obtain my records; which I know for a fact I did as I was in their office and had to fill the form TWICE because of typos made by one of the office assistants there in order to make the request.

I recommended that they review their processes and take my feedback, but I kept being told by the staff there that is wasn't "their job nor their problem for the mishaps". I didn't even receive an apology on behalf of the practice. They just wanted to know if I wanted another appointment. That was on two separate phone calls I received the same answer. This means that I made a physical office visit, that my insurance paid for, to have an assessment made without my hospital records ever being reviewed. An astonishing, irresponsible fact and an embarassment for this practice.

As a result, I had no faith in the staff looking out for my needs so I cancelled my follow-up appointment. They called me a few weeks later to see if I would follow-up with Dr. Bellomo, seeming oblivious to the feedback I provided earlier because no one "cared" enough to pass it along. I shared my feedback again on this call and was confront with the same language: "This isn't my problem." "You need to talk to someone else here [although they never offered anyone else to speak to.]" "I just want to know if you want another appointment." "You are babbling and ranting, and I don't need to listen to it."

Awful. Insensitive. Disgraceful. Uncaring robots. I doubt the doctor will ever know what a disservice her staff does to her, as they're the gatekeepers to getting in touch with her.

Absolutely shameful.
by G xxx.xxx.201.187
March 19, 2015
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