Scott Bernstein Md's Online Review Report Card
Scott Bernstein Md
4.6
Average Star Rating
120
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Scott Bernstein Md's Reviews
The hospital called when my grandmother was admitted. He never returned the hospital’s call. He misdiagnosed her multiple times over the years. He is a terrible doctor.
Super knowledgeable about medicine and a wonderful "bed-side manner" is a sure recipe for excellence. If you are looking for a PCP, look no further. As a retired RN and EMT, I recommend him highly!!
I am a geriatric nurse practitioner who is board certified with the highest nursing organization in this country. I am a primary care provider in geriatrics and do geriatric consultations in an acute care hospital. Unfortunately Dr Bernstein medically cared for my 87 year old mother who recently died in a nursing home of kidney failure. ( of which he wrote on the death certificate hypertension) Dr Bernstein consistently demonstrated through his lack of geriatric documentation in her medical notes his inadequate geriatric clinical assessments and his lack of effort to read up on the latest geriatric guidelines. All of you who are allowing him to care for your elderly relative I would strongly reconsider . ( My opinion from my own personal experience) As a geriatric board certified provider I would strongly recommend to connect with a provider who is familiar and practices up to date geriatric guidelines. He signed an affadavit claiming my mother had decisional capacity (after stating she had memory loss and was unsafe to be alone) which thus resulted in my greedy elderly aunt to become her health care proxy) which subsequently ended in her death in a nursing home of organ failure. He does not use appropriately any new geriatric guidelines required by medicare and recommended by the alzeiheimers association or other expert geriatric groups. He practices medicine in The Willows where my mother passed away. ( no reflection on the nursing home except their choice of providers caring for their elderly). If you like the practice; would strongly suggest Dr. Milos and the newcomer Dr Fitzpatrick. Dr Milis is very knowledgabe; frequently reading up onnnew nedical protocols. Buyer Beware!
The best doctor I've ever had. He hits all the most important points easily and cares about his patients.
Nothing to say besides he's among the top doctors I ever had the privilege of being a patient of.
Fabulous, intelligent, sympathetic, and not an alarmist.
Dr. Bernstein has been my PCP for 20 years. He is an excellent Dr. caring, good listener, addresses every issue discussed, explains things in easy to understand language, never rushes, and does not prescribe anything unless it is absolutely necessary. My husband and son also go to him.
I can't say enough good things about the man. Knowledgeable, caring, takes his time and answers any questions that you might have in a clear, understandable manner.
Very easy to talk to about health issues, no concern too small or insignificant. Actively monitors meds and keeps immunizations up to date. Pammi, his assistant is pleasant but covers all required items of history and current conditions.
Scott Bernstein, MD, had been my father's physician, my husband's physician and now my physician for over 20 years. Experience, bedside manner and intelligence is what counts. He's got it all.
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