Dr. Adriana Grigoriu, MD

On my second visit (after an equally unpleasant first), she asked her nurse what patients were waiting for her, he said my name and she loudly bellowed "WHO??!!" That was the first sign. She asked me what occurred on my last visit as she tore through my chart and as I began to say that she should have the information written in the chart, she cut me off tersely chiding me that "I have over 500 patients. You expect me to remember this?" Well, in a word, yes. I do. She then ran down my list of medications and challenged me as to my reason for taking each. Again, I performed her duty to explain each medical condition necessitated each respective prescription. She flicked my shoulders and listened to my breathing in what I imagine was intended to suggest an "examination." Then she wrote my prescriptions, flippantly implying that she was doing me a favor by not confirming (through additional tests, the results of which were already in my chart) the need for each. I felt like a first grader… being scolded by a mean teacher, loudly enough for her entire staff and anybody else in the nearby waiting room to hear. Apparently she is the "Chief Infectious Disease Specialist" at Liberty Health, so it would seem her demeanor is more indicative of her corporate self-importance than her concern for her (500+ !!!) patients. I was absolutely appalled. As a sufferer of depression, severe anxiety and bipolar disorder, her unprovoked, offensive discourtesy triggered an intense panic attack.