Dr. David Arthur Rosenbaum, MD

Dr Rosenbaum was my brothers Cardiologist . I meet him many times at the office and Hospital getting my brother to and from his appointments. Found him to be straight forward and went the extra mile when needed. He has and out standing staff that is also easy to work with. If I ever need a Cardiologist this man will be my number one choice. Dave K.

My association with Dr. Rosenbaum began in the ER. He patiently listened to my symptoms, immediately grasped the situation and organised appropriate emergency surgery. He followed a succession of three UCHealth physicians who either refused to hear, could not recognize, or were clueless about my problem. His cardiology nurse, Cindy (Cynthia?) listened to my telephone symptoms and hustled me to ER. Between the two of them, I suspect they saved my life and I am grateful. I will continue to see a cardiologist and I will have no other than Dr. Rosenbaum. - Lois J. Goven

Today I had my first appointment with Dr. Rosenbaum. I was so impressed! He was the kind of doctor you always hope to have, but rarely do. He was very friendly and kind from the moment he walked into the room. He went over all my symptoms and concerns and listened intently to what I had to say. I never once felt rushed or like he was watching the clock. I left his office knowing that I was in the best of care. I would give Dr. Rosenbaum 10 stars if I could. If you are looking for a wonderful, competent cardiologist , look no further. Dr. Rosenbaum is the one!

I feel that Dr. Rosenbaum listens to me and is attentive to my needs. He makes you feel relaxed and explains medical issues in layman terms.

Dr Rosenbaum discovered that I had a heart condition when I was admitted to the hospital for pneumonia. He saved my life and has been there for me for 10 years now. Very caring and sincere. He has explained in laymans terms what the valve replacement means for me and what to look for. I would highly recommend him.

Once Dr. ROSENBAUM makes up his mind, the patient's health condition, sensitivity to prescribed meds, etc., are of no concern to him. He is the poorest listener I have ever encountered among medical practitioners. In short, he is a Bully, and has no business practicing medicine. He doesn't care about the patient. His only concern is having his own way -- loudly and non-stop.