Jeffrey Glaser's Online Review Report Card
Jeffrey Glaser
3.6
Average Star Rating
58
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
3
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Jeffrey Glaser's Reviews
Dr Glaser is the most patient doctor, extremely knowledgeable, and willing to discuss details of procedures and test results. I've been under his care for about 31 years for Kidney stones. Hubby sees him as well! He is 5 stars!
Clearly this md is a disturbed person. He has a Jeckle and Hyde persona. During a pre test for urolift, he failed in medicating me and bulled through while I screamed in pain. Finally he said I was ok for the urolift. Of course I ended with him there. My new urologist found the urolift wouldn’t have worked. He also found my Gleason score was 9 meaning I have advanced prostate cancer. GOOD CATCH GLASER. Finally after prostatectomy I’m alive and doing well 1 year later.
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Dr Glaser and staff are always friendly and relaxed. This can help with treatment and some procedures we have to endure in Urology. Dr Glaser decided to do a biopsy on my prostate even though the PSA numbers were low. The PSA indicator had elevated and Dr Glaser was concerned. Turned out it was worth the pain endured with the prostate biopsy. I had stage 3 prostate cancer. After 45 IMRT sessions I am currently cancer free. Dr Glaser saved my life.
I saw dr glaser 19 yrs ago and he performed radical prostatectomy for cancer ,found him to be very caring and compassionate. he walked me through each step with genuine concern. my cancer may be back now and I am seeing him again,i trust and like him very much.
I will simply say, if you need more, than a pill for your condition this MD may not be for you. I was simply dropped with no referral, when he decided not to follow up with me after a test he ordered. I was a RN for 41 years and never saw this or had this happen before. Good luck if he keeps you.
I've been working with Dr. Glaser for over 20 years. He is an outstanding Dr. and a very important health professional who has helped me work with reoccuring kidney stones over a period of years. I usually meet with the Dr every six months. His staff is very congenial and helpful. Dr Glaser has performed a lithotripsy procedure on me in the last two years in out patient setting. The coordination with the Saint Joes West staff and facilities was excellent.
Dr. Glaser is probably very good technically, but his bedside manner is rude, arrogant, and pompous. He made fun of the fact that I'm taking an herbal supplement, even though it was not for BPH. I had told him of some side effects from medication and he poo-pooed it because he had never heard of it happening. I also asked about the effect of different activities on the PSA results. He brushed that off as voo-doo, even though Johns Hopkins clearly says otherwise.
Dr. Glaser is probably very good technically, but his bedside manner is rude, arrogant, and pompous. He made fun of the fact that I'm taking an herbal supplement, even though it was not for BPH. I had told him of some side effects from medication and he poo-pooed it because he had never heard of it happening. I also asked about the effect of different activities on the PSA results. He brushed that off as voo-doo, even though Johns Hopkins clearly identifies several activities that can artificially elevate PSA. BTW, I followed Johns Hopkins to a tee and dropped my PSA by 2 points. I'm seriously considering finding another Urologist, one who listens, not belittles.
I was in disbelief at this so called doctors lack of professionalism, empathy and decorum.My husband went to this doctor for urilogical problems related to a traumatic brain injury. My husband was told his weight was the issue, before any bloodwork or tests were done. This so called "Dr." started mocking my husband about his weight, laughing when he was told we were seeing a nutritionist. This man should not be a Dr. He is condescending and should be sanctioned. He should be taught compassion.
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