Andrew Mcgarry's Online Review Report Card

he evaluates you. he tells you what your prognoses is and if he can help you. then tells you his recommended treatment. he helped me and taught me how to live with my tremor.

I really like Dr. McGarry. He takes the time to explain everything. He is very helpful.

He showed that he was concerned. Took his time and explained everything so that I understood.

Dr. McGarry has a unique - not just a rare - a truely unique approach for a modern provider of professional medical services. His level of responsiveness, his respectful approach, and the sense of genuine caring that you get from him is unparalled and, well, unique! I have seen him a number of times over the past three years and from appointment 1 he's made me feel as if I'm the only appointment he had that day.

Constantly cancels appointments. Neglects messages from his staff that are marked urgent. It feels like this Dr. doesn’t care about his patients.

My Mother and I were a few minutes late for my Mothers appt, I was told Dr McGarry has a tight schedule & we couldn't be seen. I insisted because my Mother had fallen & the hospital said to follow up with her Neurologist. Dr. McGarry started the appt by yelling at me that if I ever insisted to be seen again, my Mother would be asked to leave the practice permanently. After I asked a few questions I was told that's the disease. When I left the appt at 12:00 noon their wasn't one person in the waiting room. Elderly patients suffering from dementia & parkinsons require a little more patience & respect. We will never go back and we will avoid Cooper Hospital as well.

My grandmother has parkinson's disease. She told Dr. McGarry she has been having more "off" periods and is completely unable to function for 6 hrs each day. She suggested a change or increase in medications, and he told her it's her age and the nature of the disease. I accompanied her to her next apt. The 1pm apt was changed by the office to 11am and they said to get there at 10:40. My 80 yr old grandmother had a hard time getting around that morning, arrived at 10:59 and was sent away.

Laughed at the prospect of my child being injured. Laughed and said he didn’t know if it was risky to take my child off meds just prior to him ordering that he be removed from all meds. Zero bedside manner. Uses intimidation tactics. Cooper was awesome at handling the situation.