David J Seidman's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Seidman is my daughter's ophthalmologist around 3 years. He treated my daughter's eye aberration and the other hand, my daughter's eye score has remained constant for two years. I am very appreciate and my daughter Janet is also loves him.

Dr. Seidman has been seeing my Grandson since birth, he is very polite, knowledgeable and has a great personality. I am a nurse and I think very highly of him, I have recommended him to many of the clients that I work with, said, family and friends.

My both boys visit Dr Sideman and he is Amazing. He is perfect at what he does. Only one of my complaint is their appointment reminders system sucks. Burden of remembering is entirely on us, though they have one fire and forget system. I have other offices we visit, and they send at least 3 reminders. Hope Northern Virginia Ophthalmology improves in this area. It is NOT fun missing any appointment for any of us. BTW, they also charge $50 for missed appointment. I gave my feedback to their office manager Micky as well. Hopefully they improve this area.

He is the best. My spouse is a doctor and is super picky with the medical care we receive. We all love Dr. Seidman. He is great with kids and, mostly important, technically very good.

The best pediatric ophthalmologist ever. We were referred by the Chief of Pediatric Ophthalmology at Wills Eye Hospital to Dr. Seidman when my daughter was only 2 yrs old...she is now 22! She had a rare and very difficult to track and manage serious eye problem. She sees well now and graduate from a top ivy college in many ways because of the great care, tedious care and management he has given her!!!

We have been seeing Dr. Seidman for more than 7 years now and he is on top of my daughters condition. He check my daughter sight every time we go their and confirm what the nurse has check before. He explains to us the condition and any progress or updates in details. He suggests the best treatment for her condition if needed. We are happy to have him as her eye doctor.

We waited almost an hour to see Dr.Seidman. He was unfriendly and did not speak with my 7yo until later in the exam. My dd's eyes became fatigued during the many quick lens changes. Dr.S snapped at my daughter and told her to "stop playing around". I explained that her eyes were becoming tired. Dr.S told me that was not the issue. He then told my dd that if she didn't "stop playing around" that he would give her "someone else's glasses" and that she "wouldn't be able to see". My dd was in tears. I finally snapped at Dr.S and told him that she was trying as hard as she can. Finally, he asked my dd if her eyes needed a break. My dd said yes. He hands her a tissue and tells her to take as much time as she needed. However, every few seconds he would ask her if she was ready. I am very disappointed with the way Dr.S treated me and extremely upset at the way he treated my dd. He should not be working with children.

My 7 year old daughter was referred to Dr.Seidman. After doing a bit of research, I was very excited to take my daughter to him. However, I was extremely frustrated and upset after our first appointment. After almost half an hour in the waiting room, we were finally taken to an exam room where my daughter was screened by a nurse. We then waited for over half an hour for Dr.Seidman to join us. I certainly wouldn't call him friendly and he directed questions about my daughter's eye sight to me rather than ask her. During the exam, my daughter's eyes became fatigued during the many quick lens changes. Dr.Seidman then snapped at my daughter and told her to "stop playing around". I explained that her eyes were becoming tired, something I could tell by her frequent eye blinking. Dr.Seidman told me that my daughter was struggling with ranges that she had not previously. I again explained that her eyes were tired. Dr.Seidman told me that was not the issue. He then told my daughter that if she didn't "stop playing around" that he would give her "someone else's glasses" and that she "wouldn't be able to see". At this point I was very upset and so was my daughter, who was in tears. I finally snapped at Dr.Seidman and told him that she was trying as hard as she can. Finally, he asked my daughter if her eyes needed a break. My daughter said yes. He hands her a tissue and tells her to take as much time as she needed. However, after every few seconds, he would ask her if she was ready yet. It was obvious that he was trying to rush us after having kept us waiting for so long. My daughter, who was afraid that this point, said yes after the second time even though I could tell she was not. I am very disappointed with the way Dr.Seidman treated me and extremely upset at the way he treated my daughter. He should not be working with children. I am now in the process of trying to find a new doctor.