Dr. Michael Neal Bush, MD

Dr. Bush is one of the most amazing people I have met in NY. Very accurate, very precise and understanding. Looking forward to my next appointment with him.

Michael Bush is a wonderful doctor who has great bedside manners. He is knowledgeable, current and professional. I feel safe in his care that he has my best interest.

I had the pleasure of having a physical with Dr.Bush today. He really is an incredible doctor, thorough, informative, and on top of that a great person to be around. I would reccommend him to anyone in the New York City area. The office staff was incredibly kind and courteous as well. It was a great experience !

I have been a patient of Dr. Bush for over 2 decades and he is an extraordinary physician. Dr. Bush is kind and smart and very personable with impeccable medical skills. I have never, not once, experienced anything but A+ professional care and he has guided me through some tricky medical situations. I've also never experienced any disruption in his office. I can only report that Dr. Bush is great at practicing medicine with courtesy and curiosity and diligence--even when it is apparent all the exam rooms are full. If Dr. Bush is your doctor, you are a lucky patient.

Really cares when he meets with you.

I'm perplexed by some of the "bad" reviews of Dr. Bush. He has been nothing but courteous, professional,easy to speak to and in my opinion a true gentleman. I never have once experienced any of the negatives that have been portrayed in some of the reviews. I have been a patient of his for longer than i can remember. I would highly recommend him. Plus the office staff is first rate.

Extremely rude and made me feel horrible. DO NOT RECOMMEND

I've been a patient with Dr. Bush for 8 years and he is very warm, seems to genuinely care, and I really appreciate that he always brings you into his office to chat- even after a physical. I do not understand other reviews saying that he berates patients and talks badly about them- that is as far from the Dr. Bush that I know as you can get. In the past I had gone almost 2 years without a visit, and after my sheepish apology he welcomed me back with open arms and told me I was there now and that's the important point. He also follows up with emails as soon as blood tests come back and responds to emails when I have a random question. I would enthusiastically recommend Dr. Bush to anyone.

I left Dr. Bush's practice about 5 years ago after continually observing and being subjected to his rude behavior. Oh and if you think is wife, Nedra Rosen will be any better, think again. When I first started to see Dr. Bush he was very good, seeing me through some difficult neurological health issues. However, when he left the Madison Medical (on 59th) and struck out on his own, his demeanor and professionalism deteriorated (his wife did not, she was already bad actually). I began to observe Dr. Bush talking badly about other patients just after they left: this one smokes and she's going to die and that one is fat and can't control himself. Eventually he turned on me, "threatening" to kick me out of his practice because I had not seen him for a few months (due to travel with my job). On that day I came to see him because of a stomach bug that I had picked up in Shanghai. He refused to treat me for that, instead he just berated me for not coming for followup visits.… Perhaps the pressures of running one's own practice have gotten to him. Perhaps he was unprofessional and despicable all along and I just never notice. Regardless, no patient should have to put up with the likes of Dr. Michael Bush. There are many great doctors in New York. Don't subject yourself to this man - or his equally nasty wife.

Dr. Bush was very rude and unprofessional. It was my first visit and when his nurse was to draw blood, I asked if he could test for certain blood workup that my previous physician had given me. He said no, but when he returned he was noticeably angry and said if I didn't like that he didn't give that particularly blood test I could leave. I stupidly did not leave and went back several times. He never spent time with me and gave me the rush job. In fact, he told me that when I turned 65 he would give me the pneumonia vaccine. When I did turn 65 he did not give it to me and I forgot to ask. I returned a week later and said to the receptionist I would pay the copayment if he wanted me to, but since he forgot the pneumonia vaccine, I didn't think I should have to pay. He called me cheap and through me out of his office. I would give him less than one star if I could.