Dr. Baruch Eisenberg, MD

always attentive and gives a lot of time to each patient!

We were sent to Dr. Eisenberg on a Sunday when our pediatrician's office was closed. The secretary and other parents were not masked, there was no hand sanitizer in the waiting area or exam room, and the toys in the waiting area were visibly dirty, as was the exam room floor. We have been giving our 13 month old Infant Ibuprofen, following the dosing instructions on the bottle, however, Dr. Eisenberg took it upon himself to tell us our son should receive double that amount and "maybe he would be feeling better if we had dosed him correctly." Dr. Eisenberg made no attempt to interact with our son, apart from repeatedly telling him "no no no" when he reacted to different test swabs. Dr. Eisenberg was aloof and condescending toward my husband and I, and ended the appointment by asking if our son could have a lollipop- a sugar-filled choking hazard for a 13 month old. You couldn't find a worse pediatrician.

Dr. Eisenberg has been our pediatrician for nearly 12 years. He is absolutely fantastic and takes the time to talk about (and with) each child in their well visits. He also takes the time to explain and answer any questions I may have. He gives his recommendations and is not pushy with his views. He has no problem taking phone calls to answer questions or concerns I may have. The best part is he KNOWS my kids since he's had them since birth. It's great to have a 'personal' relationship where he can chat about what they are doing in their life. I am grateful to have found him many years ago.

Dr. Eisenberg has been our pediatrician for 7 years, and he has been right about various health issues and treatments time and time again. He spends enough time with me during each visit to make sure he fully understands all aspects of my childrens' health. Even though he is extremely knowledgeable and experienced, he is not too pushy about his opinions, and takes the parents' perspective very seriously. 75% of the time we get taken back immediately, but when there is a wait, it can be long.

A great human person, really care for his patients, give 200%!

Very inconsiderate. Acted like I was an inconvenience to him. Seemed very aloof. Barely made eye contact. Used very few words. Terrible bed-side manner.