Richard Seidman

He might be a fantastic in medical care but he writes off the patients if it's too hard to keep them alive. He was my Dads cardiologist when my Mom got sick.She didn't have a doctor so she went to him.He diagnosed her with metastatic cancer.His first words to her was"worry about your husband now and what will happen to him with you gone" No sending to an oncologist or trying to find out where the cancer was. And when she went into the hospital some weeks later.he told me she will probably die tonight when we give her the pain medication. Don't tell me doctors don't euthanize. She wasn't in that much pain. He just let her go. When it was my dad's turn he told him "it doesn't look good". Instead of giving him hope. Everyone knows your attitude means a lot in recovery. And he was upset that the ER had put him respirator instead of letting him die. He may be great treating medically, therefore the two stars, but humanly, no. This was 20 some years ago. Perhaps he is better now.

If you come to see the doctor be ready to wait at least an hour. They are always backed up. I don't know why they don't adjust their appointment times if they can't get it together.