Daniel Adler MD

I highly recommend Doctor Adler. He has an amazing bedside manner which, sadly, is a rare quality to find amongst Doctors these days. I saw him for a consultation and was set up for a colonoscopy and endoscopy the next day. Doctor Adler communicates very clearly and is happy to address any of your questions or concerns. The procedures I had went extremely smoothly, with all the staff friendly and kind and acting as consumate professionals. If you or a loved one has any gastrointestinal issues, you should contact Doctor Adler right away.

I have been to many doctors over a long lifetime, so when I say that Dr. Adler is top of the heap, I mean that with admiration. In my recent consultation with him, he was caring and precise, clear and informative, and I felt confident about his expertise — all of which is rare. I would highly recommend him.

This was one of the most positive experiences I've ever had with the medical system. Everyone I dealt with was efficient and caring, and Dr. Adler was kind and professional. Even though I was considerably early, I had no wait and was done with my colonoscopy an hour before I had expected to be. I felt well cared for throughout my time there.

I’m in my mid‑50s, rocking the orthopedic trifecta: Hip Dysplasia, Osteoarthritis, and Scoliosis. As a kid, my Dysplasia went undiagnosed for years, which means I’ve spent a lifetime collecting doctors like some people collect refrigerator magnets. After all that, I’ve developed a healthy aversion to anyone in a white coat. My first colonoscopy was about ten years overdue — that’s how long it took me to work up the courage. Enter Dr. Adler. Of all the doctors I’ve seen over the decades (and trust me, it’s a long list), he is the gold‑standard template of what a doctor should be. His bedside manner is flawless. He explains everything in plain English — no condescending medical jargon, no “let me dumb this down for you” tone — just clear information so I can actually do my own research without needing a translator. After my procedure, I had some pain and called him late on a Friday. I figured I’d hear back sometime before the next presidential administration. Instead, he called me at 7:30 AM on Monday. He prescribed additional medication, and minutes later my pharmacy texted me that it was ready. Efficiency like that should be studied. In short, Dr. Adler is lightning in a bottle — not just a great GI doctor, but a model for all doctors. And yes, I actually look forward to seeing him again in five years. That alone should tell you everything.

Dr. Adler is wonderful: concerned, caring, and accessible. And the staff at the Endoscopy Center of New York are all WONDERFUL: outgoing, warm, capable, and reassuming. I'm almost sorry that I won't be going back anytime soon!