Dr. Lawrence Eli Garbo, MD

My appointment with Dr Garbo was amazing, right to the point informative and extremely friendly. One of the best at the practice.

I have been seeing Dr. Garbage for over 35 years. He is by far my most favorite doctor. He is so knowledgeable and always answers all of my questions. And best of all, he spends as much time as I need with me, and even asks what's going on in my life!! He's awesome!!

Dr. Garbo always listens to my concerns and and is very supportive of my well being

Dr Garbo has treated my mother, my husband, and myself. He is very knowledgeable and easy to communicate with. I totally trust his judgment.

Dr Garbo is a compassionate medical professional who has earned my respect. I find him reassuring and helpful.

Dr. Garbo has saved my life twice in twelve years. Is there a better recommendation?

Wait was reasonable for blood work and seeing Dr Garbo. His experience and knowledge is superior.

Dr Garbo is very thorough and competent. Provides excellent patient care and communicates well. He knows his specialty well and has vast experience! Highly recommend!

Dr Garbo has been treating my husband for 29 years and has been very good to us…he answers questions honestly and has been like part of our family for years. We are very happy with the care he and his staff has provided over the years…we love him!!

Upon visiting a terminally ill friend last month, Dr. Garbo entered the room for a check on her. Her partner expressed concerns re: vitals and was promptly shut down by Dr. Garbo who uttered, in essence, that it wasn't worth it, etc, etc. The message was clear: Dr. Garbo saw no real benefit to drawing blood from his patient as she was in the final stages of lung cancer. However, the manner in which this was relayed to her partner/health proxy was rude, abrubt and insensitive to say the least. To make matters worse, this somewhat heated discussion was conducted bedside, with no apparent regard for the patient. It should have been discussed out of the room. It could have been handled in a much more empathetic manner. Fortunately, my friend was then moved to the Hospice wing at St. Peters where the caring and empathatic staff did what anyone whose loved one was in the final stage of life would want: they took great care of the patient and tended to the emotional needs of the… family as well. Dr. Garbo should keep his emotions in check when dealing with families in a situation like this.