Dr. Dmitry Alexeevich Grebenev, MD

Very straightforward and down to earth professional. Have been his patient for 4 years now and am very satisfied.

Outstanding professional. Expert in his field. Patient oriented.

I have treated with Dr Grebenov for over 10 years with good success. He told me how to take better care of myself to control the issue. Excellent Dr.

The worst doctor I ever used. His office was. unprofessional in communication, and he would not acknowledge it. Then he said he could treat me or I could find. Cold and unpleasant!

Do not waste your time. You will regret it. Canceled me as a patient because I missed one appointment and refuses to even try and help me get my A1C down. He knew I had an appointment today and instead of calling and telling me or even emailing me he chose not to and wait until I was in his office to have a staff member come out to tell me to say sorry you missed a half a day's pay but he can't see you no more. Talk about rude. And selfish if you ask me. Do not waste your time with this dumbass the has no respect for others

I wish I would have read the previous reviews before going to see him, as the negative reviews are spot on. I chose him b/c nearly everyone else had a 4 month wait and he had a 4 day wait. He does not listen and if you question his recommendation he tells you to go get another doctor. He dumped me on my second visit like a cheap date...guess I just asked too many questions for his liking. Bad bedside manner and stares at his computer with virtually no eye to eye contact. Strange for an MD.

Very thorough.

just plain dangerous, almost gave me a heart attack, upped my dose, ignored my symptoms, never did labs, 2nd opinion found several health issues i have that he missed, hes not up on the latest findings.

Great doctor you can tell he cares about you and and your medication .

I've gone to him for diabetes II management for a few years now. He looks at the chart more than he looks at you. His go-to is to increase meds, so I'm taking almost the same dose of insulin as my type 1 husband who has had diabetes for 31 years and who has numbers worse than mine. Worst part? He's an endo and it was my OBGYN who took one look at me, listened to me, and did the blood work to confirm a positive diagnosis for PCOS. I'm not paying him for pillow talk, but his bedside manner has significant room for improvement. He was recommended by my PCP, but it's time to move on and find someone who will listen to me and work with me instead of just hand prescriptions out like candy.