Dr. Kenneth Jay Rubin, MD

I saw Dr. Rubin some years ago, a few years after giving birth to my only child. I was in my early 40s and pointed to the area that, as I would have known had I simply googled the human anatomy, was my gall bladder. In other words, I had all the hallmarks of a gall bladder problem. Rather than identifying this, though, or even suggesting it, he sent me for a long series of invasive and expensive tests--including a colonoscopy and endoscopy. spaced months apart--which all came back negative. Only then did he suggest we check my gall bladder, which by that point was full of stones -- so many that I had to have two consecutive surgeries, spaced an hour apart. (Thank God I didn't take his advice to choose a young female surgeon he had some affiliation with, someone I couldn't even find online.) I can only conclude that Dr. R is totally incompetent or corrupt. I suspect it was the latter, given his track record. Reprehensible. Shouldn't be practicing.

My son suffered a psychotic break after the death of his grandparents who he lived with, but, mostly due to taking numerous allergy medications!! The nurses in the hospital where he was admitted, "highly recommended" Dr. Rubin, so I met with him, and I liked him very much. He is "no nonsense, " and I would have liked my son to go to him, however, he was away on vacation, at the time.

Highly Recommends if you are suffering depression, anxiety, agorophobia.Great Patience, and Understanding, as well as working with you dilligently. Never feel uncomforbable, the perfect setting, and atmosphere.Always Listening and Aware of Your Feelings, Gives 200 percent plus.

I would highly recommend Dr. Rubin. He is very courteous and professional. He has stabilized a problem my husband has with clinical depression with meds and counseling.