Dr. Daniel Leibman, MD

We are grateful for his care, professionalism, excellent bedside manner, and ability to perform a bronchoscopy and exam.

I was very impressed with Dr. Leibman when I first started going to him; laterI found that he was just saying the same thing at every visit. I finally got wise when he treated me for bronchitis for 6 months, and I actually had severe anemia which kept getting worse and worse. He just kept telling my primary care doctor that my emphysema was getting worse.

If only he was practicing Internal Medicine, so that he could be taking care of all of my health problems. He is treating me for a lung condition, but when, on occasion, he was concerned about other potential problems, he did something about it. He is "my best doctor ever". I've lived in many places with other doctors and no one has been like Dr. Leibman. When we are talking, I am aware that he is very intelligent, well educated, knows what he's doing, and that I am safe in his care. Yes, some of his office staff is not all warm and "cuddly". Never have I found his staff to be less than courteous...rather, just very "matter of fact". I have always assumed that they were trying to deflect unnecessary interruptions, so that he could spend his time with his patients in the office. At my most rent visit, the staff seemed more relaxed and friendly.He has always spent more than adequate time with me. My problems are explained succinctly, but he always will explain in more detail if… asked. When I leave his office, I feel that he has given me his full attention, and that all of my concerns have been addressed.

Since I've moved from MD, I haven't found a doctor that I trust. I have COPD and he's been wonderful

Courtesy and professionalism of office manager is sub-par and Doctor does not seem to be aware or does not care. Patient care should be primary concern. Do not ask any insurance or billing questions or question their policy on copays even if you have Medicare and a supplemental insurance. Terminally ill patient discharged from practice for doing so. Doctor did not even care to get patient's side of story just believed office manager.