Gwen Pearlman's Online Review Report Card

Jill needs a serious attitude adjustment. Whenever anything goes wrong or has an issue she just turns completely sour and nasty incredibly quickly as if it’s our fault. We’re all trying our best, diabetes is a horrible disease, but dreading every time I have to call and deal with her.

Dr. Pearlman is an excellent endocrinologist! She cares for her patients and goes above and beyond for them.

The whole office, except the nurse was nasty. They are very rude and should not be in business. I do not recommend this office.

I have never written a negative review about anyone or anything, ever! I have also never encountered a medical practice with such rude, arrogant, and disrespectful staff members. Canceling of lab orders, refusing to release test results, etc., without going into further details, I can only recommend that if you value your health, go to a different Dr.

I don't know if Dr. Pearlman is a good doctor or not, because I never got the chance to meet her. What I do know is that Jill in the front desk is terrible and is perhaps the biggest reason why this "medical office" has such terrible reviews. I made the appointment about a month ago because I haven't been feeling well and needed to see an endo asap, I just moved to the area so I don't have a go to doctor. All the doctors were booked up but Dr. Pearlman had availability (I now know why), and so I decided to wait a month. I had read the reviews and was prepared, so much so that I made sure to communicate with Jill and do everything she asked for. My appointment was today Thursday at 10:15 am. When I made the appointment Jill asked me to take my blood work, and to print out all the paperwork she sent me (which should be provided by Dr. Pearlman in the office - red flag#1) and bring it to my appointment. On Tuesday (2 days ago), Jill called me and told me that she would email me the paperwork and that I had to print it and bring it in otherwise I wouldn't be seen, she also said I had to be 30 mins early, and that I had to provide the blood work (which I emailed her after the call), and lastly she confirmed my appointment. The day before my appointment (Wednesday) I had my ringer on in case she called and checked my phone constantly, since I read the reviews about appointments getting cancelled the day before. Last night at midnight (the night before my appointment) I check my email, and I have an email from Jill at 10:10 am telling me that if I didn't call to confirm my appointment before noon it would be cancelled. She expected me to be checking my email, and gave me 2 hours to do that and call her. Why didn't she call me like she did the day before? and why did I have to re-confirm my appointment if I had done so the day before? Honestly I totally get why they receive all the negative reviews, it's as if they don't want to see patients, which honestly is dangerous because people are relying on them to get better. I had to wait a month to see Dr. Pearlman and realistically with the holidays starting next week I won't get in to see a doctor until the new year and I am sure it will probably take months to get on someone's calendar. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS, and Jill - you are terrible!!!

I don't know if Dr. Pearlman is a good doctor or not, because I never got the chance to meet her. What I do know is that Jill in the front desk is terrible and is perhaps the biggest reason why this "medical office" has such terrible reviews. I made the appointment about a month ago because I haven't been feeling well and needed to see an endo asap, I just moved to the area so I don't have a go to doctor. All the doctors were booked up but Dr. Pearlman had availability (I now know why), and so I decided to wait a month. I had read the reviews and was prepared, so much so that I made sure to communicate with Jill and do everything she asked for. My appointment was today Thursday at 10:15 am. When I made the appointment Jill asked me to take my blood work, and to print out all the paperwork she sent me (which should be provided by Dr. Pearlman in the office - red flag#1) and bring it to my appointment. On Tuesday (2 days ago), Jill called me and told me that she would email me the paperwork and that I had to print it and bring it in otherwise I wouldn't be seen, she also said I had to be 30 mins early, and that I had to provide the blood work (which I emailed her after the call), and lastly she confirmed my appointment. The day before my appointment (Wednesday) I had my ringer on in case she called and checked my phone constantly, since I read the reviews about appointments getting cancelled the day before. Last night at midnight (the night before my appointment) I check my email, and I have an email from Jill at 10:10 am telling me that if I didn't call to confirm my appointment before noon it would be cancelled. She expected me to be checking my email, and gave me 2 hours to do that and call her. Why didn't she call me like she did the day before? and why did I have to re-confirm my appointment if I had done so the day before? Honestly I totally get why they receive all the negative reviews, it's as if they don't want to see patients, which honestly is dangerous because people are relying on them to get better. I had to wait a month to see Dr. Pearlman and realistically with the holidays starting next week I won't get in to see a doctor until the new year and I am sure it will probably take months to get on someone's calendar. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS, and Jill - you are terrible!!!

Great bed side matter...

I now have a clear understanding of diabetes and she explains everything to me. I never feel rushed and she is great. My a1c is consistently under 7. Her entire staff is professional and gives me great care. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS OFFICE.

I read all the reviews and I’m so shocked at some of the experiences. I had no issues at all. I found the doctor to be attentive and knowledgeable. The staff were all helpful and attentive as well.

Horrile experience