Dr. Gary William Haber, MD

Dr. Haber spent about 7 minutes for my initial exam with him. I came in for one well known illness and he diagnosed it was something else . His office has an odd practice for new patient's registration - calling me about 45 minutes before appointment. I was not available because driving to the office. That call was made later at the appointment from inside office to me as a patient was in a noisy and small lobby of the building (his waiting room was locked out). To me, it was a bad practice - privacy was not protected. At my protest, I was then told go outside and it was raining very hard at that time. They told me it was done like that due to safe practice to prevent the spread of Covid19 virus. This explanation was very unreasonable. The registration can be done in many unawkward ways rather than that - "they" just need a little more thinking and organization.

I have been a patient of Dr. Haber's for almost 3 years. He has tried many things to help with back, neck, leg pain. He is easy to talk to and is very caring.

Have never met a more knowledgeable caring physician as Dr. Haber!

I was told that Dr. Haber had not returned yet from lunch when he finally did he had to do paperwork before seeing Not a good first experience especially being in pain so I was not in a good mood when he finally did. He did not apologize in fact seemed a bit sarcastic and insensitive. I gave him the benefit of the doubt and saw him a few more times...had similar experiences. Finally walked out the last time and said I was done

Dr. Haber is absolutely the kindest, knowledgeable and professional Doctors' around.

Dr. Haber is wonderful but his office manager is a nasty, unhappy person. The office manager can be really funny and nice but if he is in a bad mood, watch out! Also, the office staff messed up my appointment time 2x (they admitted it was their fault after making me feel horrible) and I waited over an hour both times. I loved Dr. Haber but left the practice b/c of the office staff.