As a board certified Otolaryngologist, my goal is to provide you with comprehensive care, cutting edge technology and expert medical knowledge. We help treat any disorders of the ear, nose and throat, as well as hearing tests, voice disorders, snoring/sleep apnea and facial plastic surgery. Hearing loss affects both adults and children, as well as newborn infants who may suffer from congenital hearing loss.Endoscopic surgery treat a number of conditions. When performed by an experienced practitioner, both flexible endoscopy and rigid endoscopy are quick and non-invasive.
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Dr. Todd Schneiderman is a leading otolaryngologist conveniently located in Bridgewater in Somerset County, NJ. His office location is convenient to Somerville, Bedminster, Warren, Manville, Hillsborough, Bound Brook, Green Brook, and Middlesex. The goal of his practice is to provide the highest quality medical care for all ear, nose, and throat (ENT) needs, as well as allergy and audiology services. Contact his knowledgeable staff today.
If you have felt nasal congestion and stuffiness, you have sinus problems. The sinuses are tiny air-filled chambers that provide ventilation and condition the air we inhale. When these chambers become inflamed, any mucus cannot drain naturally - leading to buildup. When bacteria, a virus or fungi are also present, a sinus infection occurs.
If you frequently snore loudly, you may have a disorder known as sleep apnea. This is a serious disorder, as it affects the amount of sleep you get. It also affects the amount of oxygen your body gets during the night, directly affecting your health and quality of life. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a breathing disorder that occurs while you sleep.
Audiology needs are addressed by our specialists in hearing disorders, and we conduct routine audiological evaluations and tests during your visit with one of our physicians. If you require a test to determine hearing loss and extent of loss, and need a Cochlear Implant or a hearing aid, you will work with one of our audiologists.
Reviews (10)
Denise Currier
Jun 15, 2022
Shweta Shweta
Mar 07, 2022
Michael Coyle
Feb 17, 2022
Eric Barglowski
Dec 02, 2021
If I could rate 0 stars I would. This is nothing against the Doctor, he was very kind. His office staff however, were some of the rudest people I've ever encountered. I had an unexpected bill come up prior to my visit and couldn't afford my copay. The elderly receptionist looked at me as if I was the scum of the earth, and was only rude with me thereafter. Dr. Schneidermann should be more considerate of who he hires
Bonnie Little
Sep 22, 2021
My mother who is deaf (needs a medical interpreter to understand and communicate) made an appointment (with her phone relay interpreter) with this provider and requested an interpreter with the office manager. When arriving for her scheduled appointment there was no interpreter. My mother upset left the office and contacted me in which I contacted the office manager to discuss the situation, the conversation was left as a misunderstanding (front desk manager thought my mom was bringing an interpreter) a deaf person is not to pay and provide an interpreter for a medical appointment.
This requirement should fall under the American disability Act. Private insurance and or Medicare does not cover a medical interpreter. The front desk manager apologized and stated she'll contact my mother and arrange the interpreter. This was on September 2nd I spoke this this office, no one has called her to make the appointment. She called yesterday 9/20/2021 to follow up, the office manager states to her she has no knowledge of this.
This is unacceptable. It's communication discrimination and or AUDISM and the facility needs to train its employees to make sure it never happens again. If anyone from the facility wants to contact me to discuss, I have all communication screen shots and timelines for our discussion. Now more than ever the deaf community needs effective communication in order to take care of their needs. Especially Health needs.
This requirement should fall under the American disability Act. Private insurance and or Medicare does not cover a medical interpreter. The front desk manager apologized and stated she'll contact my mother and arrange the interpreter. This was on September 2nd I spoke this this office, no one has called her to make the appointment. She called yesterday 9/20/2021 to follow up, the office manager states to her she has no knowledge of this.
This is unacceptable. It's communication discrimination and or AUDISM and the facility needs to train its employees to make sure it never happens again. If anyone from the facility wants to contact me to discuss, I have all communication screen shots and timelines for our discussion. Now more than ever the deaf community needs effective communication in order to take care of their needs. Especially Health needs.
Christine Salomon
Jan 16, 2021
Great doctor. Very kind and patient. I have been to many doctors for the same problem and have been frustrated. Dr Schneiderman slowly discussed the procedure and answered all of my questions even the dumb ones. He even called me right back when I had more questions. I am sending all of my friends to him.
Kristine Duetsch
Jan 04, 2021
I had the most amazing appointment last week with Dr. Schneiderman. Finally, after 2 consultations I was given a diagnosis. The two prior ENT's looked at me as if I had two heads. I felt like a timer was set and I was allotted mere minutes to discuss my issue. Dr. Schneiderman was prompt and professional. He really listened to me and assured me that everything was going to be ok! Thank God he is a patient man. I know I asked the same questions over and over again. He looked at me and said, " breathe, you are in good hands". Thank you Dr. Schneiderman
Eliot Collins
Nov 30, 2020
My throat had been feeling tight for several months, and I decided that I was finally ready to see Dr. Schneiderman. I was able to get a same-day appointment at a convenient time. The rhinoscopy went very smoothly (I was nervous about this) and there was some inflammation in my throat. Dr. Schneiderman gave me some suggestions, but more importantly he put my mind at ease.
My condition is very common. I'll have a follow-up in a month. Several years ago, Dr. Schneiderman taught me how to stop a nosebleed. I had been doing it incorrectly for about 60 years.
My condition is very common. I'll have a follow-up in a month. Several years ago, Dr. Schneiderman taught me how to stop a nosebleed. I had been doing it incorrectly for about 60 years.
Natalia Gural
Oct 23, 2020
Bad experience. I decided to have a second opinion for my vertigo that I had been experiencing for about a month. The fist doctor I visited told me I had an inflammation, but I wanted to have a second opinion because this happened second time in the same month, and just wanted to make sure the first doctor is not just prescribing me antibiotics just because.
Because of Covid we first had a Video call with Dr. Schneiderman and over the call I told him my symptoms, he said that its probably not from the ear but told me to still come in. I came in the same afternoon, the front desk lady didn't seem very interested in answering any of my questions just wanted me out of the office because there were other patients waiting outside.
And I'm not even sure what the doctor did, I was in and out of the office in like a minute, he just took some small lens to look into my ear and told me basically the same as over the phone that my ear is okay. Didn't seem interested in my issue at all, never called me back to schedule a next appointment as he mentioned he would after I sent him my MRI results of my head.
Not even sure what I sent him my MRI report for. Now I received a bill that they charged my insurance for $175.00 FOR WHAT? For looking into my ear with a lens for 2 seconds and wasting my time and money? He already "knew" the answer even before looking into my ear. Didn't even do any pressure tests or didn't look into my ear with an otoscope. I see that he has some good reviews here, but he did not look professional to me. I will never go back.
Because of Covid we first had a Video call with Dr. Schneiderman and over the call I told him my symptoms, he said that its probably not from the ear but told me to still come in. I came in the same afternoon, the front desk lady didn't seem very interested in answering any of my questions just wanted me out of the office because there were other patients waiting outside.
And I'm not even sure what the doctor did, I was in and out of the office in like a minute, he just took some small lens to look into my ear and told me basically the same as over the phone that my ear is okay. Didn't seem interested in my issue at all, never called me back to schedule a next appointment as he mentioned he would after I sent him my MRI results of my head.
Not even sure what I sent him my MRI report for. Now I received a bill that they charged my insurance for $175.00 FOR WHAT? For looking into my ear with a lens for 2 seconds and wasting my time and money? He already "knew" the answer even before looking into my ear. Didn't even do any pressure tests or didn't look into my ear with an otoscope. I see that he has some good reviews here, but he did not look professional to me. I will never go back.
Carlos Suarez
Dec 29, 2019
I give Dr. Schneiderman one star because that is the lowest rating possible, otherwise it would be a zero. I had an appointment today at 10:00 am when I receive a call from the office at 9:30 am that the doctor wouldn't be in today. Now, I know emergencies arise for everyone including doctors, but when I asked if this was the case the secretary on the phone didn't respond, she just coldly re stated that the doctor wouldn't be in today and to reschedule.
I feel that to call a patient a half hour before an appointment to cancel without a valid reason is inexcusable, especially when I had to move other important tasks around in order to accommodate this appointment. This either shows lack of concern for his patients or total office disorganization. In either case I'm avoiding this doctor, especially when there are so many others around with excellent credentials.
I feel that to call a patient a half hour before an appointment to cancel without a valid reason is inexcusable, especially when I had to move other important tasks around in order to accommodate this appointment. This either shows lack of concern for his patients or total office disorganization. In either case I'm avoiding this doctor, especially when there are so many others around with excellent credentials.
