North Jersey patient guide · Extended hours, doctors, billing and specialty care
Choose the Right All Health Office, Provider and Service Before You Book
All Health Medical Group operates a growing North Jersey network with primary care, family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, podiatry, neurology, women’s health, medical weight management and diagnostic services.
This guide organizes the practice’s many divisions into clear patient pathways, explains how to verify insurance and costs, separates medically necessary care from elective treatments and shows who to contact when scheduling, billing or communication goes wrong.
Medical emergency: Call 911 for chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, possible stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, loss of consciousness, severe allergic reaction or another potentially life-threatening condition. Do not wait for a text, online booking response or virtual-assistant message.
Hours warning: All Health advertises general extended availability every day of the year, but a specific doctor, specialty, laboratory, medical spa or office may have different hours. Confirm the exact location and provider before traveling.
Established
The practice states that it opened in 2021.
General availability
Seven days a week and 365 days a year.
Main call or text
Billing hours
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Patient Relations
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Which All Health Medical Group care path should you use?
PRIMARY OR FAMILY MEDICINE
Routine, preventive or ongoing care
Use primary, internal or family medicine for annual visits, common illnesses, chronic-condition management, medication review, screening and general care coordination.
Best for: diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid concerns, preventive care, common illness and long-term health planning.
SPECIALTY OR DIAGNOSTIC CARE
A focused medical problem
Choose cardiology, electrophysiology, podiatry, neurology, pediatrics, women’s health, laboratory, imaging or rehabilitation when the condition matches that department.
Best for: heart rhythm, foot and ankle, neurologic, pediatric, hormone, mobility, imaging and specialist concerns.
911 OR EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Potentially dangerous symptoms
Extended clinic hours do not make an outpatient office an emergency department. Use emergency services when delay may threaten life or permanent function.
Use now for: chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma or unconsciousness.
Fast decision rule: Choose primary care for general health management, the matching specialty for a focused concern and emergency services for potentially life-threatening symptoms.
All Health Medical Group locations and divisions
| Division or location | Address | Likely care focus | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hackensack | 357 Prospect Avenue Hackensack, NJ 07601 |
Primary, internal, family, weight-management and selected additional services. | Provider, department, current hours and whether onsite testing is available that day. |
| Paramus | 610 Valley Health Plaza Paramus, NJ 07652 |
Primary and internal medicine with selected providers. | The provider’s exact office within the larger medical complex. |
| Rutherford | 240 Park Avenue Rutherford, NJ 07070 |
Family and internal medicine, women’s health, weight management and selected procedures. | Whether your appointment is at Park Avenue or the separate medical-spa address. |
| Englewood Cliffs | 700 East Palisade Avenue Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 |
Primary and internal medicine with selected providers. | Provider schedule and insurance network at this exact address. |
| Rutherford Medical Spa | 4 West Newell Avenue Rutherford, NJ 07070 |
Elective aesthetic and medical-spa services. | Self-pay price, clinician, product, sessions, refund policy and whether the service is cosmetic. |
| North Arlington | 312 Belleville Turnpike North Arlington, NJ 07031 |
A listed All Health division whose current clinical schedule should be confirmed. | Service availability before using the address for navigation. |
| Paterson | 428 Union Avenue Paterson, NJ 07502 |
Primary, family and selected multispecialty services. | Whether pediatric, family or another provider is scheduled there. |
| Westwood | 245 Old Hook Road Westwood, NJ 07675 |
Primary, family and selected women’s health or weight-management care. | The exact provider because nearby medical offices may use similar addresses. |
| Pediatrics and Family Medicine | 83 Summit Avenue Hackensack, NJ 07601 |
Pediatric and family-care division. | Patient age, provider, vaccine or school-form needs and insurance coverage. |
| Cardiology and Electrophysiology | 255 West Spring Valley Road Maywood, NJ 07607 |
Cardiology, heart rhythm and heart-failure care. | Referral, authorization, prior cardiac records and test preparation. |
| Podiatry and Ankle Surgery | 255 West Spring Valley Road Maywood, NJ 07607 |
Foot, ankle and surgical podiatry services. | Whether imaging, referral or diabetic-foot documentation is needed. |
| Totowa–Paterson | 101 Berkshire Avenue Paterson, NJ 07502 |
A listed division whose exact provider schedule should be verified. | Service, office hours and whether this is the correct Paterson location. |
Location count can vary by service: The main website lists several divisions, while a scheduling partner may group nearby specialty offices differently. Use the address shown on the final appointment confirmation.
How to choose the correct All Health office
Start with the medical service
Choose primary care, pediatrics, cardiology, podiatry, neurology, women’s health, laboratory, imaging, rehabilitation, weight management or aesthetics.
Choose the provider
Review where that physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant currently sees patients.
Check the exact street address
Rutherford medical care and Rutherford medical-spa care use different addresses. Hackensack also has more than one listed division.
Confirm the day and time
General extended hours do not guarantee that every specialty is available throughout the full window.
Verify insurance at that location
Ask the insurer about the named provider and office, not the practice name alone.
Save the appointment confirmation
Keep the provider, date, time, address, visit type and booking reference.
Do not choose only by distance. The nearest All Health division may not offer the specialty, laboratory, pediatric or diagnostic service you need.
How to find an All Health Medical Group doctor
Primary and internal medicine
Use for preventive care, common illness, diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid management and ongoing medication review.
Family medicine and pediatrics
Use for broad family care, children’s care, school needs and age-appropriate preventive services.
Specialists
Use cardiology, electrophysiology, podiatry or neurology for a focused condition or referral.
Choose the clinical need
Do not select a provider only because the first online appointment is available.
Review credentials and role
Identify whether the clinician is a physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant and what services they provide.
Check languages
Provider profiles list several languages, including English, Spanish, Bengali, Arabic, Gujarati and others.
Check current location
Many clinicians work from more than one office.
Confirm new-patient status
A provider profile may state that new patients are accepted, but appointment capacity can change.
Verify your exact insurance plan
Confirm the clinician, office and service with both the practice and insurer.
Provider-selection script
“I need care for [medical need] and can travel to [city or ZIP code]. My plan is [complete insurer, product and network]. Which provider is accepting new patients, where do they see patients, and do I need a referral or prior authorization?”
How to schedule without booking the wrong service
| Visit type | Use it for | Confirm before booking |
|---|---|---|
| New primary-care visit | Establishing care and reviewing health history. | Provider, office, insurance, records and appointment length. |
| Annual preventive visit | Screening, prevention and routine health review. | Whether discussing a separate medical problem can create another charge. |
| Problem or sick visit | A new symptom, infection, pain or medication concern. | Whether the condition is appropriate for outpatient care or needs urgent evaluation. |
| Specialty visit | Cardiology, podiatry, neurology or another focused service. | Referral, authorization, prior testing and records. |
| Weight-management visit | Medical assessment, lifestyle planning and eligible medication discussion. | Program fees, medication coverage, laboratory monitoring and follow-up frequency. |
| Aesthetic consultation | Elective cosmetic treatment planning. | Self-pay price, provider, product, downtime, risks and cancellation policy. |
| Telemedicine | Eligible follow-up or concerns that do not require immediate hands-on examination. | Provider eligibility, insurance, platform and whether testing is still required. |
Provider’s full name
Exact street address
In-person or virtual format
Arrival or login time
Insurance and referral status
Expected payment
Records or forms needed
Fasting or test instructions
What to bring to an All Health Medical Group visit
Government-issued photo identification
Current insurance cards
Referral or authorization number
Medication list with doses
Medication and food allergies
Preferred pharmacy details
Recent laboratory results
Outside imaging and reports
Home blood pressure or glucose readings
Hospital and specialist history
Legal representative paperwork
Questions arranged by priority
Practical shortcut: Photograph the front and back of your insurance cards and every medication bottle. This helps when the office’s medication or insurance information is outdated.
All Health Medical Group services explained
| Service | What it commonly covers | Ask before the visit |
|---|---|---|
| Primary and internal medicine | Preventive care, common illness, diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid and long-term condition management. | Is the provider accepting new patients at this office? |
| Family medicine | Broad care across age groups, including preventive and routine health needs. | Which ages and visit types does the provider currently accept? |
| Pediatrics | Children’s preventive care, illness, development, school and vaccination needs. | Which pediatric office, forms and vaccine records are required? |
| Cardiology and electrophysiology | Heart disease, rhythm problems, heart failure and cardiovascular evaluation. | Do I need prior cardiac records, referral or authorization? |
| Podiatry and ankle surgery | Foot and ankle pain, diabetic foot care, injury and surgical evaluation. | Should I bring imaging, diabetic records or special footwear? |
| Neurology | Neurologic symptoms and conditions requiring specialist assessment. | Which previous scans, tests and notes should arrive before the visit? |
| Women’s health and menopause care | Gynecologic exams, Pap smears, selected contraceptive services and menopause or HRT evaluation. | Which tests and follow-up monitoring are included? |
| Medical weight management | Adult and pediatric assessment, lifestyle treatment and eligible medication management. | What is covered by insurance and what remains self-pay? |
| Onsite blood work | Laboratory testing ordered for diagnosis or monitoring. | Which location, laboratory network and fasting instructions apply? |
| Imaging | Selected diagnostic imaging services. | Is authorization complete and where will the imaging be performed? |
| Rehabilitation | Recovery, mobility, pain and functional rehabilitation. | Is a therapy order or visit authorization required? |
| DOT physicals | Department of Transportation medical examinations for commercial drivers. | Is the examiner certified and which documents and medications should I bring? |
How All Health telemedicine appointments work
Useful for
- Eligible routine follow-up
- Medication discussion
- Review of selected results
- Concerns that do not require immediate testing
Usually not enough for
- Medical emergencies
- Conditions needing a physical examination
- Possible fracture or serious injury
- Testing, imaging or procedures
Confirm that the provider offers virtual visits
Not every clinician or service is available by video.
Check insurance coverage
Ask whether the virtual visit has a copay or other patient responsibility.
Test your technology
Use a reliable internet connection, working camera and microphone.
Prepare health information
Keep medicines, home readings, symptoms and pharmacy details nearby.
Use a private location
Do not join while driving or from a place where private health information can be overheard.
How to check insurance at All Health Medical Group
All Health says it participates with many commercial, Medicare and New Jersey Medicaid plans. That statement does not guarantee that every product, provider, office or service is covered.
Read the complete plan name
Include the carrier, product and network shown on the card.
Send the information to All Health
Call or text 551-309-3555 and ask about the named provider, office and service.
Call the insurer
Use the member-services number on the card for independent confirmation.
Verify the provider and office
A clinician may be covered at one location but not another.
Check the service
Laboratory, imaging, procedures, weight-loss medication and rehabilitation may follow separate benefit rules.
Check referral and authorization
Specialty care and diagnostic services may need approval before treatment.
Ask what you will pay
Confirm copay, deductible, coinsurance and self-pay or noncovered charges.
Insurance-verification script
“My insurance is [complete carrier, product and network]. I will see [provider] at [exact address] for [service]. Is the provider, office and service in network? Do I need a referral or authorization, and what copay, deductible or coinsurance should apply?”
Do not rely only on a logo. A practice can accept one Aetna, Horizon, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare or Medicaid product while another product from the same organization is excluded.
How to review and pay an All Health Medical Group bill
Billing telephone and text
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Billing email
Use for non-urgent billing questions without unnecessary medical details.
Confirm the billing organization
Determine whether the statement is from All Health Medical Group, an outside laboratory, imaging provider, hospital or medical spa.
Match the patient and service date
Confirm the provider, office and visit.
Compare the insurance explanation
Match the charge, insurer payment, adjustment and patient responsibility.
Ask for itemized billing
The billing department states that it can explain charges and provide itemized information.
Check for uninsured or elective services
Weight-management products, supplements, aesthetic treatments and selected infusions may not be covered.
Pay through the official text process
Verify that the message matches your account before entering payment details.
Billing-question script
“I am calling about the statement for [patient] and service date [date]. My balance is [amount], but my insurance explanation shows [amount or status]. Please provide an itemized explanation and identify the covered, adjusted, denied, self-pay and patient-responsibility amounts.”
Payment-text safety: Do not pay an unexpected message until you verify the patient, account, service date and amount using the official 551-309-3555 contact.
How to request a price estimate
Name the exact visit or procedure
Give the provider and office
Ask whether laboratory charges are separate
Ask whether imaging charges are separate
Check medication or product costs
Ask whether follow-up visits are included
Confirm insurance authorization
Save the written estimate
Estimate request script
“Please estimate the cost of [service] with [provider] at [location]. Does the estimate include the office visit, laboratory, imaging, medication, supplies and follow-up? Which parts are expected to be covered by insurance and which are self-pay?”
Powerful billing tip: For a non-urgent procedure, injection or elective treatment, ask for the price before it is performed—not after the final bill arrives.
How onsite blood work and imaging should be handled
Confirm the order
Ask whether the clinician has entered or sent the laboratory or imaging order.
Choose the correct location
Not every division necessarily performs every test.
Verify insurance network
Confirm both the medical practice and the laboratory or imaging entity.
Ask about preparation
Confirm fasting, hydration, medication timing, contrast and clothing instructions.
Ask when results will be ready
Find out whether results will be discussed by telephone, follow-up appointment or another approved channel.
Know the emergency plan
Ask which result or symptom requires immediate care rather than routine follow-up.
Separate-bill possibility: A test performed or interpreted by an outside laboratory, radiologist or hospital can create a separate statement even when the order came from All Health.
What to ask before starting an All Health weight-loss program
Medical assessment
Health history, medicines, blood pressure, weight pattern, prior treatment and possible contraindications should be reviewed.
Treatment plan
Ask how nutrition, activity, behavior, medication and follow-up will work together.
Monitoring
Understand which visits, measurements and laboratory tests are needed to continue safely.
Is the consultation covered?
Is the medication covered?
Is compounded medication being offered?
Which pharmacy supplies it?
What side effects need urgent care?
How often is follow-up required?
What happens if insurance stops coverage?
What is the complete monthly cost?
Medication safety: Do not use prescription weight-loss medicine obtained for another person or from an unverified seller. Confirm the medication, dose, pharmacy, storage, monitoring and contraindications with the treating clinician.
How to prepare for women’s health or HRT care
List symptoms and when they began
Bring menstrual and pregnancy history
List prior hormone treatment
Bring relevant Pap and mammogram results
Report migraine, clotting and cancer history
Review every medicine and supplement
Ask which monitoring tests are needed
Ask which services are preventive or diagnostic
HRT is individualized: A safe decision requires review of symptoms, age, medical history, personal preferences, contraindications, benefits, risks and appropriate follow-up.
Before using All Health aesthetic or medical-spa services
| Check | Question to ask | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Clinician | Who will perform the treatment and what license or training do they hold? | Different procedures require different clinical skill and supervision. |
| Product or device | What exact product, injectable or device will be used? | Risks, expected effect and follow-up depend on the product. |
| Cost | What is the full self-pay cost, including follow-up and additional sessions? | Cosmetic services are commonly excluded from insurance. |
| Risk | What are the common and serious complications? | Informed consent should cover more than expected cosmetic benefits. |
| Aftercare | Who do I contact after hours if a complication develops? | Rapid access matters for infection, vascular symptoms or severe reaction. |
| Refund and cancellation | Are deposits refundable and what happens if treatment is postponed? | Elective-service policies can differ from ordinary medical billing. |
How to request All Health Medical Group medical records
The public site does not currently provide a clearly indexed, detailed medical-record request page. Use the practice’s main contact to confirm the correct authorization form, department and secure submission method.
Decide what records are needed
Request only the date range and record types needed unless a complete chart is necessary.
Call or text the practice
Ask for the current medical-record authorization and secure submission instructions.
Identify the patient
Use the legal name, date of birth and contact information.
Name the receiving office
Include the doctor, organization, address and secure fax or approved electronic destination.
Select the useful documents
Common requests include visit notes, medication history, laboratory results, imaging reports, procedure notes and vaccination records.
Sign the authorization
A representative may need legal documents showing authority to act for the patient.
Keep proof of submission
Save the form, delivery confirmation and request date.
Record-request call script
“I need medical records for [patient name and date of birth] covering [date range]. Please tell me which authorization form to use, where to send it securely and whether there is a fee. The receiving provider is [name, address and secure fax].”
How to contact All Health Patient Relations
Patient Relations hours
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Call or text
Use it for
Concerns, suggestions, compliments, communication problems and grievances.
State the patient and service date
Provide enough information to locate the event without sending unnecessary sensitive details by ordinary email.
Describe what happened
Use dates, locations, names and a short factual timeline.
Explain what resolution you need
Examples include a return call, appointment correction, billing review, record transfer or communication improvement.
Save the communication
Keep the date, recipient and any case or follow-up reference.
Patient Relations is not emergency triage. Call the clinical office for an urgent medical concern and 911 for an emergency.
What to do when something goes wrong
You reached the wrong office
Call or text 551-309-3555 and confirm the provider, service and exact address before traveling again.
The provider is not at the location shown online
Ask whether the clinician’s schedule recently changed and request the correct office in writing.
The insurer says All Health is out of network
Confirm the exact provider, location and product; then ask for self-pay pricing before planned care.
You received an unexpected text bill
Verify the patient, service date and amount through the official number before paying.
A laboratory result is missing
Confirm whether the specimen was collected, which laboratory processed it and whether the clinician reviewed it.
A referral has not reached the specialist
Confirm the receiving provider, fax, authorization number and date sent.
An elective treatment costs more than expected
Request the signed estimate, consent, receipt and itemized explanation.
You cannot resolve a communication problem
Contact Patient Relations with a factual timeline and requested resolution.
Local tips that can prevent wasted trips and surprise bills
Text before driving
Confirm the provider and address because the network includes many divisions.
Separate Rutherford addresses
Park Avenue medical care and West Newell Avenue medical-spa care are different locations.
Check Hackensack carefully
The main Prospect Avenue office and Summit Avenue pediatric division are separate.
Verify Maywood specialty care
Cardiology and podiatry are listed at West Spring Valley Road.
Do not assume all-day specialty hours
General extended hours may exceed a specialist’s actual schedule.
Ask for an itemized estimate
This is especially important for weight programs, infusions and elective procedures.
Verify the lab network
A covered office visit does not automatically guarantee covered laboratory processing.
Use billing and Patient Relations correctly
Billing explains money; Patient Relations handles broader communication and grievance issues.
Keep screenshots
Save appointment, estimate, insurance and payment confirmations.
All Health Medical Group contact directory
| Need | Contact | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Appointments and locations | 551-309-3555 | Booking, address confirmation, insurance questions and general routing. |
| Insurance confirmation | Call or text 551-309-3555 | Checking the exact plan, provider, location and service. |
| Billing | 551-309-3555 | Statements, itemized bills, estimates, payment and financial-resource questions. |
| Billing email | Billing@allhealthmedgroup.com | Non-urgent billing correspondence. |
| Patient Relations | 551-309-3555 | Concerns, compliments, communication problems and grievances. |
| Patient Relations email | customerservice@allhealthmedgroup.com | Non-urgent written concerns and feedback. |
Map of All Health Medical Group on Prospect Avenue
All Health Medical Group357 Prospect Avenue
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Call or text: 551-309-3555
Before navigating: Confirm whether your appointment is at Prospect Avenue, Summit Avenue or another All Health division. The map below is only for the main listed Hackensack office.
All Health Medical Group frequently asked questions
What is All Health Medical Group?
It is a North Jersey primary-care and multispecialty group offering internal and family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, podiatry, neurology, weight management, women’s health and diagnostic services.
What is the main phone number?
Call or text 551-309-3555.
Is All Health open every day?
The practice advertises seven-day, 365-day availability. Individual office and provider schedules can differ.
What are the general extended hours?
The official site publishes Monday-Friday hours of 7 a.m.-8 p.m. and weekend hours of 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Confirm the selected office before traveling.
Where are the main offices?
Locations are listed in Hackensack, Paramus, Rutherford, Englewood Cliffs, North Arlington, Paterson, Westwood and Maywood.
How do I book an appointment?
Use the official booking links or call or text 551-309-3555. Confirm the provider, office, service and appointment format.
Does All Health offer virtual visits?
Yes. Telemedicine and virtual services are listed. Eligibility depends on the provider and medical concern.
Does All Health accept Medicare or Medicaid?
The practice states that it participates with many Medicare, Medicaid and commercial plans. Verify the exact product before care.
How do I verify insurance?
Call or text All Health and separately call your insurer. Give the exact provider, office, service, product and network.
How do I pay a bill?
The billing department offers payment through the practice’s text-message process. Verify the account before paying.
What are billing hours?
Billing is available Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Can I request an itemized bill?
Yes. The billing department states that it can explain charges and provide itemized billing.
Does All Health provide onsite blood work?
Onsite laboratory work is listed. Confirm the location, current hours, fasting instructions and insurance network.
Does All Health offer medical weight loss?
Yes. Adult and pediatric weight management is listed among its services.
Are aesthetic treatments covered by insurance?
Many cosmetic treatments are elective and self-pay. Request the complete price and policy before treatment.
How do I request medical records?
Call or text 551-309-3555 and ask for the current authorization form and secure submission instructions.
How do I contact Patient Relations?
Call or text 551-309-3555 Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. or email customerservice@allhealthmedgroup.com.
Can I send an urgent medical issue by email?
No. Call the clinical office for a time-sensitive concern and 911 for an emergency.
Official All Health Medical Group patient tools
The important patient workflows are explained above. Use these official destinations when you are ready to book, verify current services, contact billing or submit feedback.