Dr. Gary Chodoroff, MD

Dr Chodoroff literally saved my life. When no one else could diagnosis me, we pulled strings and got me into U of M's neurology department in record time. Turns out contracted a horrible disease called vasculitis.And even with pain management being harder and harder,he is still an empathetic and caring Dr., despite all the pressure he is under. He has always been there for me in a day when most dr.s give you 15 minutes. This guy really is terroific and he cares

Great Doctor

Dr. Gary Chodoroff is that rare physician these days, one whose "bedside manner" is clearly "old-world", but with whom all other attributes are "state-of-the-art." I believe this man actually LIKES his patients, as if they are personal friends. I am no longer surprised when I receive an unsolicited call from him, in which he is merely calling to "check in" on meonce even on a Sunday afternoon! Regarding national averages for the amount of time physicians spend with their patients, Dr. Chodoroff must be a "curve-breaker": Im sometimes concerned about the next patient's wait time because of the amount of time the doctor spends with me. But then, I realize that my own wait time was of five-minutes in duration, so appointments are clearly well-scheduled. While such attributes are great to find, obviously a physicians technical skills and knowledge are of equal importance. In this regard, I am happy to report that Dr. Chodoroff is just as strong here as he is with the aforementioned… soft skills. During the course of my 5-1/2 year relationship with him, which involved two significant, but separate, conditions, I have found his tenacity in finding the correct diagnosis, astuteness in developing an appropriate treatment plan, and his subsequent follow-through/follow-up on all related matters, are beyond compare. Never, though, have patient concerns/fears been compromised.I only wish that Dr. Chodoroff would expand his range of practice to include internal medicine (about which I have actually asked him!), or that I could find an internist with duplicate qualities. In summary, Dr. Chodoroff is, above all else, a kind and wonderful human being who, by what I can only explain as an act of Providence, has chosen a career path in which these outstanding character traits are put to use to their fullest: helping those like myself who suffer from insurmountable, chronic pain.I thank Vital.com for affording me an avenue by which I was able to express these views above!

dr, has been a big change in my life.being a new paitient he's been understanding and compasionate thanks