Dr. Howard Rosenfeld, MD

If i could leave 0 stars i would. This man refused to listen to my concerns, said he doesn't have time for me and refused to take my vitals or my blood work and this was at my ANNUAL PHYSICAL!

Great Family Doc! Always available and always very nice and efficient.

ah, worst

not a doctor at all

I have been seeing Dr Rosenfeld for about 20 years. He has always been kind, compassionate and accurate with his diagnoses. He listens to what I have to say, makes his recommendations and will discuss alternatives. I feel heard by Dr Rosenfeld and well cared for.

Very good and caring doctor

Great doctor - this man see's me for free since i lost my job and cant afford insurance- he is a true caregiver

I have no idea what the motivation of one of the other reviewers were to write such nonsense about Dr. Rosenfeld. For many years now he has been the primary care physician for my family- that is our only relationship to him. In that time he has ALWAYS gone above and beyond to make sure we were well- even coming in to the office when it was closed to meet us when there was a problem. He has treated us in the hospital as well as the office. I can tell you that his careful and attentive care has meant we got the care when we needed it; he has caught and treated several major problems. In short, be very careful about what you read on the internet, i feel very badly that someone has written such demonstrably false attacks on a very decent and hard working doctor. There are a lot of bad docs out there; Dr. Rosenfeld is one of the good guys.

This man only cares about money. Your health and welfare are secondary to how much your insurance pays and how many procedures he can do in a single visit. He will not write or call in a refill without another office visit. He will not take a phone call even in an emergency, not for a patient nor a colleague. He will put your life at risk if he cannot make a significant amount of income from your visit. It's all about the money. Money. Money. You can be dying in his waiting room, but if the person in his office has more billable things, you can die. Just give him the co-pay before you do.