Lisa Rosenberg Md Pc

I saw this Dr. In the 80swhen I was pregnant with my first childI don't know why she is still practicing. She was disresppectful,unprofessional and had poor. To no bedside matters at. All.She also treated me for vagnal thrush when I had none.At the time that I saw her ,her senior citizen Mother was working in her office and she was was just as disrespectful. no any better.They both we e disrespectful to meI ha to find a professional caring Ob/Gyn Dr.quuickly.Safter I discontinued my care with her,both she and her mother held on to y medical records and refuse to give them to me.I had to literally fought them to get my recordsbecause I refused to follow up with the Dr.that they recommeded.I would not recommend hr practice to anyone. As someone in the medical field I was really shocked to encounter this onset and it took me a. Long time toget over hat horrible. Experience. I DID FIND A PROFESSION AND CARING DRANDHADA BEUATIFUL HEALTHY AND SMART AND HEALTHY CHILD..STAYFAR AAWAY. FROM THIS DR.

A doctor should never judge someone based on their faith or skin color. The United States is a country that welcomes and respects people of all backgrounds, regardless of race or religion. If you're living here, you should understand and uphold these values. Unfortunately, it seems like there’s an ongoing pattern of behavior rooted in a sense of superiority, which is deeply inappropriate—especially in the medical profession. Before calling oneself a doctor, one should first act with basic human compassion and decency. This is not the first time such behavior has occurred, and it's time for it to be addressed.