Amy Lambert, M.D.

We went right in upon arrival. The atmosphere was child friendly. There were plenty of toys and stuffed animals and my 17-month-old got comfortable pretty quickly. Dr. Lambert was very soft spoken and mellow. She was experienced in getting an otherwise cautious toddler to allow her to look at her eyes in several different capacities. While waiting for her eyes to dilate after the drops were placed, we were guided to a dimly lit movie room where my daughter walked around and played until we were called back for the second half of the exam. It was a very pleasant experience.

Dr Lambert was courteous and thorough . We have been been coming to this office since 2012. We always dealt with Dr. Bloom, who normally sees my three kids on any given appointment day. Although their new office policy prohibits more than 2 children from one family on any given appointment unless the appointment is on the day both doctors are in the office. We love the new office tech, Natasha she was very warm and friendly with my girls. Also the receptionist or office Assistant who patiently helped my wife to get a new appointment for my son for next next year was awesome. Overall our experience was nothing short of our previous experience with Dr.Bloom.

Dr. Lambert is AMAZING! She has been treating my oldest daughter since she was 2 years old. Dr. Lambert is professional, patient, knowledgeable, and attentive to the needs of her patients. The office staff is always kind and attentive. The office environment is child friendly and clean. There is an optical office within Dr. Lambert's office which is very convenient. Your experience with Dr. Lambert will be pleasant.

Dr. Lambert failed my child. After taking my son to this office for several years I was basically told that despite all of the patching and work that we have done that my son was basically going to have a lazy eye for the rest of his life anyway and that his vision was going to be permanently damaged. After doing research for the last couple of years and finding a new pediatric ophthalmologist I found out that eyedrops were available if the patching wasn’t effective enough to black out the good eye during daily treatments. I was shocked when I found out this out because I was told that she was one of the best pediatric ophthalmologist in New Jersey when I went here. Why was I not offered all kinds of options for my son‘s eye? My cousin’s son also was offered surgery for the same issue my son has. I still question these things to this day and now that I’ve taken him to a new pediatric ophthalmologist he is having great success. There is hope for his eye. Dr. Lambert told me patching after seven years old would never work for my son. That simply was not true and had she provided us with information about eyedrops my son probably would’ve been OK & not suffering with this issue any longer at least not to this extent. His new pediatric ophthalmologist has recommended it and it has been absolutely successful and they have provided him with eyedrops this time around. I am still astonished that we wasted so much time and money and are still being billed for work that wasn’t completed and for advice that was given incorrectly. That very least the one bill that I am being charged for should be forgiven since my son is permanently living with a lazy eye and still has to receive treatment from another doctor years later which costs us both time and money. The only thing pleasant about this office was the lady who sells the eyeglasses.

Dr. Amy Lambert is amazing! She makes you and your child comfortable. She’s gentle but effective I’m recommended treatment options for corrective eye vision. The office is completely kid friendly. Highly recommend.