Dr. Bradley Ryan Friedman, MD

From the moment I walked in it felt like they couldn’t wait to get me out. It seemed all they were concerned with was to take my money and get to the next patient. This is not an ER, it’s a family practice - at least pretend to be concerned about your patients. I only have good things to say about Dr. Friedman, who’ve I’ve seen in the past, but don’t bother seeing anyone else. The nurse was passive aggressive when I mentioned I had two concerning lumps. Her response - “you said when you booked the appointment you only have one lump, we don’t want patients giving us a long list of things to look at once they arrive”. Her comment caught me by surprise and told her just to forget the other lump. (She seemed pleased with herself that she’d done her job to get me out of there ASAP) I paid my $90 and left. Now I’m just playing it back in my head and am so angry about her passive aggression and how the doctor(really a nurse) who saw me rushed through everything. Once again don’t have… anything against Dr. Friedman, who is a great doctor, but his staff need to learn some people skills or at the very least pretend to care about their patients. Won’t be returning to this practice again. It’s obviously all about getting their patients money and getting them out.

Dismissed me as a patient after 7 years because I tried to show him an article from a renowned . Neuro surgeon and he threw it in the garbage. A PA was wearing a carpenter's mask. Incompetent wreckless and unprofessional

The doctor left right before my turn came up so i had to see his nurse assistant. His office charged me $150 the same price as if i were seeing an M.D. Anyway, the nurse assist dx my issue as post nasal drip & referred me to an ENT! Ha! Turned out to be round worm infestation and for $150 with a PPO (not HMO) i got sent away by his office. I go to Multiple Sclerosis UTSW clinic for 13 years and i know a good physician office when i see it. This office is not a good one UNLESS you actually have post nasal drip.

Dr. Friedman is great, however his staff especially the office manager and Sarah are rude, no heart. I agree 100% with those reviews written on his staff. Dr. B. Friedman should reassess this problem. I know another physician office that has had this problem, the staff took over the office management and the doctor (she was over 50) had to retire. That was sad.

Dr. Friedman is a good doctor, but the staff and front office are 100% incompetent. They scheduled appointments on different dates, they charge for items that are inaccurate, and just flat out rude. I would avoid this office in any way possible.

I meet with Dr. Friedman for the first time on Monday. He seemed nice enough but little did I know that he doesn't listen to his patents. After explaining my situation and the medication I take and why I take them he refused to update my refills. I worked with my doctor in KS for 5 years to select this set of medication. But after a 20m first visit he decided different. And then refused to even talk with me. He had his nurse make the follow up calls with no explanation about what the new med was or what to expect with the change. Now I have to try again to find a new doctor that will listen to me and now I have to pay more. You get no refunds from this guy. He didn't even call to explain. I guess he has enough customers. He doesn't have to make an effort to satisfy. Just collect the insurance money.

We had a great experience with this office. Love love love the nurse practitioner. She is so patient and caring. Highly recommend this office for all your healthcare needs.

Was recommended to this doctor by a friend. Bedside manner was terrible. His staff is rude, which is odd because they are not that busy. This doctor's office is okay for the occasional sniffle or your if your child needs a sports exam, however if you have real medical issues.... Do NOT go here. The staff does not understand the seriousness of diabetes or thyroid issues. They will not follow up on prescription issues or follow up on specialist information that gets forwarded to them. The doctor is professional, but does not seem to connect with your total connection of Health care. He should have gone into medical research instead.

Despite knowing of my previous negative reaction to statins and, specifically, Vytorin, he prescribed Zetia to me. Dr. Friedman DELIBERATELY withheld the fact that Zetia is a component of Vytorin & it is chemically very similar to a statin. Shortly after starting the Zetia, I was rushed to the ER with what I thought was a heart attack. However, the doctor at the ER as well as a cardiologist I saw a few weeks later determined my cardiac event was a result of a negative reaction to the Zetia. Since Dr. Friedman deliberately withheld crucial information which he had to have known would have made me refuse the Zetia I can only assume he is receiving some kind of incentive from Merek, the maker of Zetia. BE WARNED--SEEING DR. FRIEDMAN CAN BE HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH!

staff and doctor are great. My family has always received great care from them