Benjamin I Enav's Online Review Report Card
Benjamin I Enav
3.6
Average Star Rating
287
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Benjamin I Enav's Reviews
Dr.Enav helped our 3 year old after months of illness and misdiagnoses. We found him to be a direct communicator, extremely responsive, and dedicated to finding out what was wrong with our baby. He also helped diagnose our 6 year old whey she exhibited similar symptoms. Dr. Enav tailored solutions that were right for our family. We highly recommend him.
He recommended our child get a G-Tube. We scheduled the surgery but changed our minds and decided to put our son in a weaning program which this doctor never brought up as an option. Our son is a healthy eater and loves food now. Glad we did not take his reccomendation.
I have never come across a doctor that is as cold, condescending, and rude. It’s mind boggling that this guy is a doctor much less a pediatric doctor. This guy is a MISERABLE human and will make you feel very uncomfortable throughout your interaction with him. Dr.Enav should have been required to take empathy classes in medical school. His office was recommended to us through our pediatrician because he didn’t have a long wait to be seen. Well now I know why!!! He is horrible to interact with. I feel for anyone that has to interact with him on a regular basis.
I have never come across a doctor that is as cold, condescending, and rude. It’s mind boggling that this guy is a doctor much less a pediatric doctor. This guy is a MISERABLE human. Dr.Enav should have been required to take empathy classes in medical school. This guy was recommended to us through our pediatrician because he didn’t have a long wait to be seen. Well now I know why!!! I feel for anyone that has to interact with him on a regular basis.
My first impression of him is that he was rude and aggressive with his questions and didn’t really care about what was going on. It didn’t seem like he was listening to me, but was putting a blanket solution over my issue instead. It was hard to answer his questions because he was difficult to talk to, and seemed both mildly irritated and in a hurry to be somewhere else. I also mentioned that I have an eating disorder, which for a GI, should influence any kind of treatment plan. Unfortunately, he wanted me to take Miralax daily after I confirmed with him. He wanted a follow up in a month, and wanted me taking the laxative for 4 weeks, which is FOUR TIMES the length it says to take it on the bottle. My GI symptoms are worse after a week, and for a person in eating disorder recovery, it’s careless. I don’t plan on following up with him
Had a wonderful zoom with Dr. Enav! He was very thorough and knowledgeable in pediatric gastronomy. He asked all the right questions and gave us a plan to help my son get better. I love that he is passionate, straight to the point and firm. His level of care is unmatched. I wish there were more doctors like him.
Benjamin Enav is the rudest and most unprofessional -and I use the word loosely, doctor I've ever encountered. My teen daughter had a virtual visit with him and he did more harm than good. He was insensitive, used crass terms to refer to bodily functions, he was aggressive and curt, and never once made eye contact with us. Enav is an embarrassment to the medical profession; we only saw him because he was the only one available, now we know why. Look elsewhere for a competent and empathetic doctor.
Benjamin Enav is the rudest and most unprofessional -and I use the word loosely, doctor I've ever encountered. My teen daughter had a virtual visit with him and he did more harm than good. He was insensitive, used crass terms to refer to bodily functions, he was aggressive and curt, and never once made eye contact with us. Enav is an embarrassment to the medical profession; we only saw him because ...
My experience with Dr. Benjamin Enav is no different - arrogant. I've seen multiple pediatricians before and never had this experience. My 11 year old and I had virtual appointment with him. Dr. Benjamin was asking questions like a robot and looked careless. He didn't even gave us a slight smile. He was not looked courteous. He just did his job, wrote the tests, and pretty sure sent the bill to my insurance.
The doctor was rude and condescending. I was trying to get answers about my daughter’s stomach and bowel issues and he was dismissive and unhelpful. He didn’t even care when I told him I could barely hear him on the zoom call. He left me with 0 advice except for what I was already doing (which wasn’t working). I followed up with a message a few months later because his front desk manager asked me to and after reading my concerns he wrote back that I needed to schedule a follow up apt and this messaging service was for “brief and concise communication”. Why would I schedule a follow up apt when he was rude, unhelpful and obnoxious. He’s a pediatrician for Heaven’s sake. Where is the compassion? So rude. Don’t waste your time or your money.
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