Dr. Greg Ciliberti, MD

office staff is sub par - but he is good.

I have visited many practioners over the years and this physician is truly the epitome of unprofessionalism. He asks too many irrelevant personal questions regarding my family. While it is imperative for a practioner to be informed of family medical history and I willingly bring documentation to support this. However, he assumed that because one of my family members suffered a heart attack that she required both cholesterol and blood pressure medication. I presented him with written reports from her Cardiologist affirming that she does not require either medication. He became argumentative as this information was presented to him. When I choose a practioner I expect an advocate that is looking out for what is best for me and my individual health needs. Rather than an advocate I encountered an argumentative and condescending man. I will never return to this practice and advise others to steer clear of this unprofessional practice.

Been going to Dr. Greg since the early 90's. I would not go to anyone else if given the chance. He is spot on in his diagnosis, treatment and referrals!

Dr. Greg is caring and concerned. He spends time in with his patients to make certain all questions are answered. He is frank with his answers, which indicates to me that he is keeping me informed and not trying to sugar coat problems. The office is great and most standard tests can be completed in the office. He is good about referring to a specialists when there are problems. The negative review I just read tells me that the specialist let the patient down and not Dr. Greg.

Dr. Greg treated me for more than 3 years for what he decided was an asymmetrical disc problem. My initial complaint was hip pain, he sent me to an orthopedic dr who had a room full of sr. Patients....I was 45 at the time.....he said I had a bit of arthritis but couldn't have hip replacement until I was much older. Thousands of dollars in physical therapy, massage, acupuncture, MRIs, and pain pills later...as well as a destroyed high salary career, after numerous neurosurgeons, one finally said they actually thought the problem was my hip. Went to a different ortho, had a hip replacement....when I was 50......problem solved, praise The Lord!!! Do NOT TRUST DR CILIBERTI WITH YOUR HIPS.....oh, and at one point when I called in for pain medication, he said "you're probably an addict!"

He's prompt. He listens. He calls me with test results. He's knowledgeable and competent.

I have been going to Greg over ten years. Overall an excellent doctor, stays current with research, listens, offers alternatives. Can't say I think much of their phoine system or the way they ake appointments. Office staff are good when I am there, but calling in is a pain.