Radmira Greenstein's Online Review Report Card

Very sympathetic and competent. Good listener & takes ample time to explain what one needs to know

I don’t recognize Dr. Greenstein in some of these reviews. My experience over the last 10 years is exactly the opposite. She consistently explains things, she encourages me to ask questions and take ownership of my care. The advice she has given me, the assessment of options and likely outcomes has been consistently spot on. I have never known her to be condescending or in anyway unpleasant or inappropriate. I don’t know what else to say. She is my cardiologist and I’m glad she is.

Unsatisfied. She reviewed my chart and saw that I was on an anticoagulant and that I experienced 1 episode of a heart rhythm problem the previous year. She attributed the medication for that. I told her I had been on the medication long before that for multiple blood clots in the lungs. She would not address any other issues.

Very poor. She failed to look deeper in my medical history and contact any of the other providers before a procedure. If she had done so, then maybe I wouldn’t have thrown blood clots that affected my spleen and gave me 2 strokes. She was unconcerned about my immediate concerns after procedure (vision blind spots). I was admitted less than 2 weeks later and she never came to see me despite the office being physically connected to the hospital. Very arrogant, condescending, and poor bedside manner.

My visit with Dr Greenstein was very rushed and she did not seem to be interested in discussing any of my symptoms. She cut me off several times while I was trying to talk and did not come off as very knowledgeable about medication or treatment options for my condition. Will keep searching for an electrophysiologist who will discuss things with me and not act like I don't deserve a few minutes of their time.

Unfortunately Dr. Greenstein was condescending and she made me feel as though I wasted her time by scheduling an appt. Because of her attitude, I will not go back to see her in the future nor will I recommend her to friends and family members.

After several visits to the ER with no diagnosis, I was scheduled to see Dr. Greenstein. She and her PA asked my husband and me what happened. We told them and both said "that's not what we think happened" I was told I needed 'mental therapy'there was nothing wrong with my heart. Two years later after several trips to the ER I was diagnosed with Wolf-Parkinson-White Syndrom, a sort of miswiring in my heart. It was caught by a nurse, not Dr. Greenstein whose speciality is supposed to be the hearts electrical system. After 3 ablations I ended up with a pacemaker and have been fine ever since. It was another doctor who told me she misdiagnosed me, which really surprised me. I've never heard a doctor criticize another. Also, more than one nurse told me she had misdiagnosed other patients. There are many really good doctors in the group she is part of. She is the only one I would stay away from.