Dr. Kenneth Allen Goldberg, MD

I was referred to Dr. Goldberg by my regular physician with elevated PSA. Dr. Goldberg examined me and diagnosed extremely aggressive Prostate Cancer. He has been my Dr. for 6 years. I am stage 4, but still alive and living a normal life.

Service was poor, 30 minute wait for an appointment.

Has been a great practitioner for years to me.

As long as you understand that he knows everything, and you nothing, all is well.

he called me crazy, and an idiot during the appointment. left the appointment abruptly, all I wanted was for him to help with a 5mm kidney stone. would never recommend this man to anyone else, I actually warn friends and customers of his actions. to bad I was told he was Great.

Certainly not a doctor with a personality or compassion for his patients. Seems too busy or preoccupied to talk with you or tell you what's happening. Just had surgery today and didn't have a clue going in nor did anyone in the hospital as they were all confused with the orders. Also I don't have a clue what the outcome was because he never came out to talk with me like I was told he would. Not my idea of a healthy doctor/patient relationship. Have to see this through until it's over but will not recommend him to anyone.

My Ob-GYN had referred me to Dr. Goldberg. Bad move. I called requesting a new patient appt and the lady was very sweet on the phone. After asking her what she needed from me to confirm the appt, she kindly took my basic info and said all I had to do was fill out the new patient forms online. Well, that wasn't the case. When I checked in at my appt, i gave the the lady behind the window my forms and then she alerted ( what I assume to be the head nurse) that I had arrived. Rather than consulting me via check-in, this nurse opens the main door and asks my name and ' what can I do for you?!'. Stunned, I hesitantly stated that I was referred by my doctor and was a new patient. Without any regard to the audience in the waiting room, she began raising her voice to address the fact that they had not received any previous lab or patient history from my doctor. (Granted, I haven't even begun to share later on with Dr. Goldberg). Twenty minutes later after I had frantically called my… OB-GYN to request an urgent fax of info, I then was graced with Dr. Goldberg. He entered the room in such a rush, barely connecting when I tried to shake his hand, them started quizzing me when asking why I had brought him insufficient 'data' to conclude that I examined. Awesome. He also went on to explain that I needed to bring back PHYISCAL copies of my medical history because he won't get it if they are faxed. I find it sad that his staff is that unqualified to manage the delivery and proper file management when receiving incoming faxes. As if that wasn't enough, he asked me what I did for my job and what hours I work. Because I initially hesitated when addressing his question, he then aggressively stated "we'll I work Tuesday starting at 8 and Wednesday starting at 7 - if that's any indicator". Wow. I immediately went home and scheduled a new appt with a doctor ranked #3 in top Dallas urologists. At the end of the day, I truly feel sad for the patients who feel as though they don't have a choice in who they are referred to in the medical field. Do yourself a favor and read reviews on your next doctor. Had I taken the time to read this doctor's past reviews ( even when they were submitted 2+ yrs ago), I would not have wasted my time taking off the 2 hours of work.

Diagnosed my cancer accurately and immediately. Performed the surgery two days later. Gave me great advice and now I am cancer free one year later.

Dr. Goldberg is excellent in telling the patient what is going on, developing an action plan for the patient and letting the patient know exactly where he stands. Although he comes across as a very strong willed practioner, beneath that facade is a very kind and caring physician. I have going to him for the last 6 years and he has taken great care of me.

Quite abrupt and crude at times.I normally stick with my primary doctors, but I am real tempted to switch. He gets so much business, I probably will not be missed. Some of the staff is nice. He does seem to know what he is doing, but does not focus too much on prevention it seems.I do not think he is a bad person, it is just his nature to be rude.