Dr. Joyce Harriet Glazer, MD

Dr. Glazer is an excellent doctor who is both very professional and caring. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend her to anyone and I have done just that.

Wonderful attention from staff and Doctor. Wise and precise! Feel in great hands!

I have been a patient of Dr. Glazer for over 10 years. I had a fainting spell at work and was sent to the hospital. I had a follow-up with her. All she did was tell me how all of my blood work numbers looked good and then she wanted to send me to a long list of speciatly doctors. When she didn't want to see me again and I was still exhausted, weak, achy and dizzy, I was left with no option but to try to figure things out for myself. Between research on the internet, coworkers, and a nutrition specialist I was able to uncover things for myself. When I tried to discuss things with Dr. Glazer she was dismissive. I noted that the cause could be vitamin deficiency and noted that I had started taking vitamin B12 and had some success. She said that I was "muddying the waters" and pressed for seeing specialist doctors. When I stopped taking the vitamins so I wouldn't "muddy the waters", I collapsed again. Out of desperation I saw a recommended nutritionalist. She reviewed my… bloodwork which was ordered by Glazer and noted how the results showed that I had anemia. This condition would certainly lead to my symptoms. She put me back on vitamins and identified foods I should eat to build my blood back up. I got a report on how to read bloodwork and I confirmed the diagnosis of anemia. I do not understand why Dr. Glazer insisted that all of my bloodwork numbers "looked great". The nutritionalist also suggested a chiroprater. This has also been very helpful. I am now well on the road to recovery no thanks to Dr. Glazer. If I had listened to Dr. Glazer, I would still be on the couch unable to function. I also found her nurse to have an attitude. They act very annoyed when you call.

Like the reviewer Christine, I also had good experiences with Dr Glazer while there was nothing seriously wrong with me--for about 9 years. She was level-headed and didnt over-prescribe. However, when an MRI ordered by an orthopaedic surgeon revealed water on my lung, I was unable to see, or even speak to, Dr Glazer. Her condescending nurses never let me make an appointment to discuss what the MRI results meant, or any symptoms, but instead kept sending me for more tests. I never did get to talk to Dr. Glazer about any of it, and several weeks later I gave up trying to see her and made an appointment with a specialist. After this, I'm not going back to Dr. Glazer.

I was a patient of hers with no issues as long as I had no health problems. When I ended up in the ER with a respiratory that was treated successfully there with prednisone and told to follow up with my doctor, Dr Glazer refused to see me. She instructed me to take a round of antibiotics first and then make an appointment to see her only of the antibiotics didn't work. I didn't have an infection and so refused to take the prescribed antibiotics. I was told I was not to see anyone else in the group until I had take the antibiotics. I left the group instead

she hasn't been here in 10 yearsget with the program