A physician speaking with a patient during a visit

Montville · Internal Medicine

Care that tells you the truth.

I am a board-certified internist. I listen, I examine, and I explain what I would do in your place.

The practice

I practice medicine the way I would want it for my own family.

A calm clinical visit

Montville, NJ · Internal medicine

1

Physician

You see me. Continuity is not a perk — it is how good care works.
Full

Visit

Time to talk, examine, and decide together. Not a seven-minute slot.
Clear

Next step

You leave knowing what I think, why, and what happens next.
How I practice

I would rather get it right than get you out the door.

Good internists are careful. We take a history, we look, we think, and we tell you the truth — including when the honest answer is “let’s watch this” or “I don’t know yet.”

  • Listen first

    Your story is data. I start there, not with a template.

  • Explain plainly

    You should understand the diagnosis, the options, and the tradeoffs.

  • Treat what helps

    Tests and medicines when they change the plan. Not because they are easy to order.

A physician speaking with a parent and teenager during a visit
Your physician

Dr. Parth Patel, MD

Board-certified internist

Dr. Parth Patel, MD

Dr. Parth Patel is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician dedicated to providing personalized, thoughtful, and comprehensive care to his patients. In addition to leading his private primary care practice, he has served as a Teaching Hospitalist at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center for the past five years, where he cares for patients with complex medical conditions and helps educate and mentor the next generation of physicians. Dr. Patel has been recognized for his commitment to medical education, including being named Best Teaching Attending and receiving multiple awards for excellence in teaching. His experience in both outpatient primary care and hospital medicine allows him to bring a broad perspective to patient care, with a focus on prevention, early diagnosis, chronic disease management, and building long-term relationships with his patients.

Teaching HospitalistCooperman BarnabasBest Teaching AttendingPrimary care & hospital medicine
A quiet, unhurried clinical moment

Continuity of care

You should not have to start over every visit. The same physician, year after year — so nothing important is repeated, and nothing quiet gets missed.

Dr. Parth Patel, MDBoard-certified internist
The standard

What you can count on

Not slogans. The parts of medicine I refuse to skip.

Honesty

I will say what I know, what I don’t, and what I would do in your place.

Continuity

You are not starting over with a stranger each time you come in.

Judgment

Enough care. Not too little, not too much — and a reason for each step.

Getting started

Simple on purpose

No portal maze. Call, write, or come in. We take it from there.

  1. 1

    Reach the office

    Call the office. Tell us what is going on. We will find a time.

  2. 2

    Sit down together

    In the office or by video. Bring your questions. I will bring mine.

  3. 3

    Leave with a plan

    What I think, what we are doing, and what to watch for at home.

  4. 4

    Stay in it together

    Follow-up is part of the care. Health is not a one-visit event.

Insurance & billing

Cost should not be a surprise.

These plans are in-network. We will still check yours before you come in, so you know what to expect.

In-network plans

Medicare NJ

Railroad Medicare

Medicaid NJ

Cigna

UnitedHealthcare

UHC Community Plan

Oxford Health Plan

VA Community Care Network

Horizon BCBS NJ

Horizon NJ Health

AmeriHealth NJ

TRICARE East

Self-pay

No insurance? You can still come in.

Self-pay patients are welcome. Call the office and we will tell you what a visit costs before you book.

Call the office
FAQ

Straight answers

The questions people usually ask before they come in.

Me. Dr. Parth Patel. This is a one-physician practice, so you are not passed between providers who have never met you.

New patients welcome

If you need a doctor, start with a conversation.

Call or write. We will find a time in the office or by video.