John Ader, DO

Despite tons of evidence of rheumatological involvement Ader refused to see me and told me to just go to functional medicine. I just received a positive lip biopsy for Sjogren's that I had to go roundabout to get because this rheumatologist refuses to do his job as a doctor. Diagnosis is your job doctor you are a crap doctor if you only see people who already have a diagnosis. its almost like you don't know how to do your job.

Great Doctor and staff

Nursing staff is amazing, Dr. Ader is also amazing. The office is very efficient on getting back to me about my results. Never a disappointment with Dr. Ader or his staff. Keep up the good work.

He's a great Doctor, but his MA Marissa is always rushing rooming patients and I was afraid she'll scratch me with her long nasty looking nails. Her other MA Cammy was very professional & courteous at checking me out.

I was sent to Dr. Ader with severe pain from an undiagnosed autoimmune condition. I explained that having seen another rheumatologist and being told that he could only give me a partial diagnosis (which was wrong), I was now seeking another physician who could better diagnose me. Dr. Ader did not wanted to be bothered, he told me he couldn't help me and could not get me out of his office quick enough. I now have a diagnosis - and it took a doctor who listened to me and did blood work and simple tests. An immune disorder that affects millions of people with an autoimmune condition that causes severe arthritis symptoms. 25% of patients with my disease get the autoimmune component and to diagnose it takes a simple blood test. But Dr. Ader lacked the compassion it took to listen to a patient in severe pain, one not asking for narcotics, but begging for a DIAGNOSIS. Next time? Stop and listen to your patients that come in, begging for relief from a disease process that has no diagnosis and… take the time to help them.