Dr. Christopher Wright

Christopher Wright, M.D

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New Jersey Urology LLC
255 W Spring Valley Ave, Suite 101
Maywood, NJ 07607 (Directions)

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3 out of 5

New Jersey Urology LLC
255 W Spring Valley Ave, Suite 101
Maywood, NJ 07607 (Directions)

Enquire (201) 487-8866

(1 more location)

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3 out of 5

4 ratings, 4 reviews

Dr. Wright treated my mother while she was in the hospital and his care was nothing short of outstanding. I would trust him with treating myself or any of my loved ones. Overall a great guy and a great doctor

Vitals User

January 22 , 2016

Outstanding Professional doctor. Always makes you feel at ease. Down to earth. My favorite Doctor out of all I’ve ever had.

WebMD User

August 31 , 2022

My experience with the overall patient care with this office was horrible. The primary concern appears to be with providing billable services and not providing quality patient care. The office staff appeared to function as gate keepers and barriers to the doctors rather than concern about transmitting relevant patient information. My situation was challenging as I was taking my very frail elderly father and nobody in the office gave this situation any consideration. Getting my dad to the office was quite an ordeal and no consideration was given. In fact things were made more difficult. It was really questionable if my dad could even tolerate an office visit. Despite making this concern known nobody addressed this. My dad passed away and I needed to cancel his upcoming 3rd office visit. While it is unlikely that my dad's passing was related to this particular medical condition, there is no reason why he had to endure such poor treatment and care.

Vitals User

February 27 , 2016

My experience with the overall patient care with this office was horrible. The primary concern appears to be with providing billable services and not providing quality patient care. The office staff appeared to function as gate keepers and barriers to the doctors rather than concern about transmitting relevant patient information. My situation was challenging as I was taking my very frail elderly father and nobody in the office gave this situation any consideration. Getting my dad to the office was quite an ordeal and no consideration was given. In fact things were made more difficult. It was really questionable if my dad could even tolerate an office visit. Despite making this concern known nobody addressed this. My dad passed away and I needed to cancel his upcoming 3rd office visit. While it is unlikely that my dads passing was related to this particular medical condition, there is no reason why he had to endure such poor treatment and care.