Dr. Randy Marc Rosenberg, MD

One of the best physicians I’ve ever encountered.

A truly caring doctor who takes his time and goes the extra mile.

Dr. Rosenburg is excellent at his job. He spends a lot of time in the exam room. He asks a lot of questions, and really listens. He is good at making connections between symptoms that other doctors were unable to. It is obvious that Dr. Rosenburg cares about his patients, and making people feel more comfortable. I highly recommend Dr. Rosenburg if you are looking for a new neurologist. Dr. Rosenburg's medical assistant is also very nice.

Just started with Doc. Rosenberg as a new patient and had a good experience. He ensured all my questions and concerns were addressed. Provided helpful information in regards to my symptoms and was able to put an action plan in place to help me feel better.

He was very helpful in diagnosing my medical condition after I had been to other doctors that didn't research my symptoms thoughly enough. I had to spend several years without the correct med to help . He was genuinely concerned about my physical and mental health.He was able to give me hope for future improvement.

As a RN I take my health very seriously. I have been seeing Dr Rosenberg for close to 10 years and couldn't say enough positive things about him. He is very caring and professional. Dr Rosenberg is one of the few doctors who doesn't rush through a visit and listens to your concerns. I would highly recommend him to anyone.

I liked the way I was treated and he figured out a disease that three other neurologist could not within a two-year period. Diagnosed me with CIDP. He was smart and very attentive to my concerns, however if you're below 40 years old do not expect him to sign your social security paperwork.

I was shocked by Dr. Rosenberg's behavior towards me especially based on his reviews. He was dismissive, short tempered and . He rudely dismissed my symptoms and asked my husband instead of me what my symptoms were. This was one of the worst experiences of my life.

Very unprofessional...closing the office without even notifying current patients. Apparently, I'm not the only one in a tight spot. Had to call my family doctor to get a referral for a neurologist - they asked why, and I told them the truth. Much to my dismay, they said I'm the 10th person who called with the EXACT same complaint / concern. As much as it sucks (ex: since I can't even get my records to take to a new neurologist, etc.), I realize there are patients of this practice worse off than I (from a neurological stand point). I hope that the other patients who got screwed, courtesy of the provider -- can get back on track health wise ~ and get a neurologist who is professional. As for me, I found a new neurologist - a competent provider who was willing to see me with no prior records. My thoughts and prayers to those who were the victims of this practice

I've been going to this practice for some time and when my previous doctor left, I started seeing Dr. Rosenberg. I'm disappointed because I really like him, he's a nice person and spends time with people, but when I really needed help with medication (my prescription benefits were refusing to pay for a medication I need and have used for may years), I was told by his office staff that his practice "does not allow him time to complete appeals" and I can "come in to discuss other options or call my insurance company to see what they will cover and he will write a prescription." It's "between me and my insurance company." I was told he did the prior authorization form and that's basically all he has time for. I understand everyone is very busy, but I didn't feel that information was conveyed to me in a very sensitive or appropriate way, and his refusal to complete the appeal could result in loss of my job, as I cannot stay awake for a full work day without the medication. If he wanted to… talk to me about titrating down and maybe starting something else, that would make sense. Again, I'm sorry this happened because Dr. Rosenberg really is a nice person.