Dr. Frank Scott Lieberman, MD

No follow up. No bedside manner

No follow up

Long wait

He's the best neurologist ever! Never felt scared or left out. He brought comfort when I was scared and unsure. I cried when I had to leave state and lose his service.. God Bless you!!

Dr.Lieberman consistently acted like he was in a hurry. He did not like to be questioned and he showed very little compassion. We took my mother into the hospital for chemotherapy from Lymphoma and after four weeks she passed away in the hospital. She was a vital, active, willing to fight for her life woman loved immensely by her entire family. As the manager of her team of caregivers - he was greatly lacking. The most he spoke to us was when he came to tell her there was no hope left - a complete and utter shock to us as the cancer was decreasing based on the MRI and PET scans. My heart breaks as my mom prayed for him every day to have the knowledge and compassion to be her doctor and to help guide him.

... he's too abrupt and impatient. He's dealing with patients with neurological deficits, not too mention the pain and grief of what they're going through, and yet he acts like they should be able to quickly understand and process his every word! He acts offended if you ask a question. Basically, he's rude in his demeanor, which is not at all helpful for his patients.

Dr. Lieberman is compassionate and spends time addressing concerns with patient and family. Would highly recommend him.

Dr Lieberman is NEVER on time. You will wait at least 2 hours from your scheduled appointment time. I feel he doesn't "dumb" things down for you to understand completely. He is knowledgeable about cancer and how to treat but it gets very agitating to have to waste an entire day at his office. Would I recommended him? Yes, but would advise of his tardiness.

Dr. Lieberman treats a family member. We have seen physicians at other large cancer centers as well. He is extremely knowledgeable and an excellent physician.

He is extremely thoughtful and caring.