Mark Vaisman, MD

This doctor did not listen to my concerns at all. I asked him that I need a breast exam, he sort of asked and preceded with «how many people in your family have it? How many of your friends have it. What kind of doctor are u? A women should have a right to ask and check that!

Dr Vaisman is a great loving Doctor. He always takes time to explain things to me. I been his patient for 25 years. I recommend him very highly.
JAmato

Worst medical experience of my life:
I went into see Dr. Vaisman in November. With a MRI in hand i went to see him for a chiropractic referral. I’m still waiting for his and my medical insurance to clear some simple adjustments for pain reduction.
He had no interest in looking at the MRI. Something I thought all doctors would want to do with a new patient

Dr. Vaisman is good guy, and a good doctor; but the nurses can only be described at RATCHET!
He has been my doctor for the last decade, but I’ve finally had enough! Going to a good doctor shouldn’t require one to suffer the indignity of that nursing staff.

Quite simply the worst doctor and nursing staff on the planet.

I really wish I had read these reviews before wasting my time! This was the WORST experience EVER!!! I had waited patiently for this office to ‘accept new clients’ because I wanted a dr. right near my home.
First off, I called because I was so sick I thought I was going to die. The very rude receptionist said there wasn’t any openings for TWO days!!! I have never known a doctor’s office who didn’t fit you in if you were really sick. But, since I had waited so long to get into this office, I put up with it.
When I arrived for my appt, there was zero parking. I had to park across the street. After waiting a VERY long time in the waiting room, I realized I didn’t put in enough change in the meter and I didn’t have any more. The staff was beyond RUDE. They wouldn’t give me change or offer where I could get change! Not to mention, they don’t take credit cards. What kind of doctor’s office doesn’t take credit cards? The girls were laughing and talking about gossip while I was standing in the window waiting… and waiting… and waiting for someone to help me. Finally, she came over completely annoyed that I was interrupting her chatting! I, seriously, have never seen such inappropriate, unprofessional behavior from an office!!! I swear the ‘good’ reviews must be from family members or close friends doing him a favor because no one in their right mind would give this place a good review! Plus, they sound staged, don’t you think?
When I finally got to see the doctor, he seemed rushed and his communication skills were awful! Where did he get his degree because he didn’t seem smart enough to be a doctor. His bedside manner was horrible and he didn’t seem to know what the heck he was doing. There is NO way I trust this guy with my body!
Horrible service. Horrible doctor. Horrible experience.
You may want to check the ‘filtered reviews’ located at the bottom. There is some interesting information.
Honestly, if I could give this place a negative star, I would.

He is very kind and concerned and very skillful — I recommend him!

I only saw Dr. Vaisman twice and the times I saw him he was about average. The real issue I had was the ladies working the front desk. I felt like I had to babysit them in order for them to get anything accomplished. For example, the first time I went to the office I go up to the front desk and they are both sitting there texting. I said hello to get their attention and they rolled their eyes then offered to help me.
Then another time I called b/​c I need a prescription from the doctor. They put me on hold and then after 10 minutes of waiting I assumed it got disconnected and called back only to find that they went to lunch.
I have several stories of how bad the place is run and switched to another doctor.
Overall the doctor is ok but the overall experience is terrible. Don’t waste your time — go somewhere else.

I agree with the other posters — the nurse on staff here was one of the worst nurses I have ever met. Dr. Vaisman seems like an okay guy, but I will never return to him, based solely on how terrible the nurse/​staff is at this office She seems to really hate her job.
Oh, and their offices are pretty depressing. They give you this weird etch-​a-​sketch thing to fill out your paperwork. You have to click through ads for prescription medication which requests to download your personal information. The whole experience was just bad. I won’t be returning.

Best doctor. I have been with him for more than 10 years.
When I first met him I was on my late 30s. I didn’t have too many health complaints then. But now that I am 50+ yo, things have changed healthwise. And Dr Mark Vaisman is still the same nice doctor.
He has time for all your questions.
Tip:
1. be ready with your parking meter quarters. $ 1 for an hour.
2. setup an appointment to verify you test results.
3. the office opens at 9 am. Not a minute early.
closes at 12 to 2. opens again at 2 pm. not a minute early.
4. bring your smile even though you are sick.
Dr Vaisman belongs to a family of doctors. They are very kind people. Specially with their time. They share so much time to sick people.

Ok, so I had been sick for about a month and wanted to go get a second opinion. Despite a bad review on Unilocal,I called Dr. Vaisman’s office because they were very close to my house and frankly, I was sick and didn’t feel like researching reviews anymore and they got me in the same afternoon.
I totally forgot to bring change with me for the meters and asked the receptionist if she had quarters and she looked at me like I was a freak and said no. She didn’t bother to offer any solutions or ideas where I might be able to get change either. I don’t know about you, but when I have a fever, my brain doesn’t work that well. :-(Thank God for the kind person in the waiting room that had a couple quarters and just gave them to me.
So then I come back after filling the meter and the girl up front almost throws this electronic (etcha-​sketch thing) to me and tells me to fill it out. After I was done, I got called to the back. I stepped through the door and stood there because I didn’t know where to go. The nurse just stared at me and pointed to a scale and said go stand over there. She weighed me then said stand over here and pointed. Then she ordered me to go sit on a chair that she pointed to in a room. By this time, I was fighting with myself because I wanted to say something so bad, but I was so sick that I couldn’t. The nurse then follows me in and doesn’t say a word as she’s taking my vitals. Oh, and made absolutley zero eye contact too!
Dr. Vaisman finally came in and was very nice. He was concerned because I had been sick for so long and worried I could have pneumonia. He didn’t even bag on the first doctor that I went to (the one that misdiagnosed me) and said that I could have had something else. He was very informative and kind. He then had the nurse come back in to take some blood. Before she came in, she stopped at the door and rolled her eyes and then came and didn’t say a word again. She just grabbed my arm and prepped to take the blood. I actually tried to say something about how much easier the process has become and she just looked at me and then looked away. Even at this point I thought I could look past the rude girls and still use Dr. Vaisman as my primary doctor.
Unfortunately, the service continued to get worse. I waited a couple of days and then called for my results of my xrays. I had to call a total of 4 times and got hung up on 2 of the calls. I was so upset! By the next day I called in the morning and she assured me the doctor would call me back. When he didn’t, I called again and she said «oh, you’re fine, your results came in and you’re fine.» I said thank you and asked to speak to the doctor. She said hold on and before she placed me on hold I could hear her say my name in a raised voice. Then the nurse came on and proceeded to tell me I’m fine and I asked to speak to the doctor again. She then told me if I would like to speak to him that I would have to make an appointment to do so. I was enraged! I demanded to speak to him and she said he was unavailable. I told her I could hear him in the background and that’s when he all of a sudden got on the phone and said ‘what?’ I couldn’t hold it in, I just started going off on how the people he has working for him do not represent him well at all, they have no bedside manners and are down right rude! He followed up by saying «I’m sorry, how are you?» I said I was still sick and that he wasn’t the only doctor in town and I would not be coming back to him and then I hung up.

There’s no parking, they don’t take credit cards, and Dr Vaisman rushes you out the door without explaining anything. STAY AWAY.

This place is bad in every aspect.
*The nurses are extremely rude and condescending.
*The doctor acts like he doesn’t care and is even amused at your symptoms. He literally smirked when I ran through my painful symptoms with him.
*They have no equipment on site (not even an x-​ray), the closest location «in-​network» is over an hour drive away.
*They only accept cash payment for your co-​pay (that’s right a doctor’s office that only accepts cash *sketchy*). The closest ATM is over a mile away.
*When switching to a new primary doctor, it took me three seperate calls over the course of a couple weeks asking them to fax over my patient information (after I already signed the release) before they finally did it.
This place is amateur hour at best. They entire staff is rude, lazy, and the doctor seems like he could care less about why you’re in to see him.
If you are deciding to choose a primary doctor, stay away from this place! It is the worst doctor’s office I have ever visited.

Dr. Vaisman is an amazing doctor. First of all the wait time is minimal. The ladies in the office are sweet. He explains and answers any of your questions. He is willing to listen to your ailments and has a very warm manner.