Bram L. Newman, MD

"Firstly, I would like to say that whoever left Dr. Newman the one star review clearly is projecting their own issues but they are in no way accurate. I am a chronic rare disease patient and have easily seen over 70 doctors over the past 15 years. I don't give positive reviews to doctors very often, because honestly a really exceptional one is like a needle in a haystack. Of all the doctors I have seen maybe half a dozen or so fall into a category of would even want to see again. I am giving Dr.Bram Newman 5 stars because he was timely, attentive, personable, a good listener, validated my concerns, did a physical exam, was thorough, took detailed notes, was inquisitive, included me in my care, thoughtful, exceptionally knowledgeable in his field as well as had a vast knowledge of possible treatment modalities outside of his specialty, and he made every attempt to ensure proper testing was ordered and that I had a clear understanding of where to go from here. He even immediately… consulted with other docs in the office to ensure nothing was missed. Good luck finding this level of professionalism with your average doctor. There was a very obvious effort on Dr. Newman's part to try to find a treatment that would at the very least grant me a better quality of life given the physical suffering I endure on a daily basis. Thank you Dr. Newman for seeing me and for not letting a broken medical system affect the quality of care you offer your patients. "

Office was great. Doctor was just a little late. He listened to everything i wanted to contribute. He explained my MRI and walked through it with me and laid out his recommendations and did a physical exam to confirm it. Options were laid out clearly and he addressed my questions. He was very polite and respectful. Definitely a good experience.

This doctor was one of the coldest and rudest doctors I have ever meant. I never wanted to post a negative review but my husband and I are good and kind people. His rudeness and impatient attitude was uncalled for. We only wanted answers and direction not drugs or shots. When asked questions, he became very angry! I had to tell myself that maybe he had some trauma going on in his life but I ran a business based on hospitality for years and my husband in the military for 35 years. We were blessed by kindness in our careers. You don’t take out on your patients whatever is going on in your life. If you screw up, admit it. An apology goes a long way! His actions were uncalled for and we were disappointed we never received a call back after refusing to see him ever again. ????