DOES YOUR LIFE MATTER? DO YOU NEED A DOCTOR DO YOU LOVE YOUR MOTHER? If you answered yes to any of these question you may want to avoid this Doctor. I've never met him, never spoken to him. He's probably a good Doctor. I wouldnt know because I called to book an appointment for my 88 year old Mom who just 'survived' 5 weeks of Radiation at Moffit in Tampa. Within 2.6 seconds of answering my call a member of the crack staff of medical extortionistststs (aka: office staff) asked for her insurance coverage. Inquiring further to see if we have supplemental coverage, even before asking my Mothers name, healthcare status, or choice in music. That said, I've generated this lane post while being on hold. 31:26 so far. read more

I have been a patient of this doctor for many years. My cholesterol was high from day one, and he prescribed diet and exercise. After losing 22 lb. and not improving my cholesterol enough, his recommendation was "diet and exercise", so I stopped going to his practice. I went back recently and told him that I was taking over the counter capsules for cholesterol, and he told me that those don't work and that I should be taking statins. I told him that I needed a prescription for statins, not for OTC. During the visit this doctor recommended another visit (in just 2 months) for a series of tests called "Welcome to Medicare". The icing on the cake is that I was billed twice; as a "new patient" for the first visit, and today I received a statement for my "Welcome to Medicare" visit that I didn't need. My cholesterol was high again in the lab results after the visits and I had to call his office twice to ask for a prescription. He did not prescribed me the statins without pressure. read more

This is so ridiculous that i thought I had to share it. On the website of this doctor ist says: Office Hours Monday - Friday: 8:30 - 5:00 pm. Thursday           : 8:30 - 4:00 pm. So let's assume you call at 12:10pm on a weekday. The "Dr Weisberg answering service" picks up and they put you on hold. Eventually the hold ends and the "Dr Weisberg answering service" will tell you that the office is on their lunch break and you should call back at 1:45pm. They make you wait to say that! And the office takes an almost 2 hour lunch break and don't feel the need to note it on their website? More experiences: they don't seem to listen or answer to voice mails that were left for them. Still waiting for a refill and a referral. Probably forever if I don't call them..... after 1:45pm of course. People are on their lunch break. read more

As a new patient last year with this practice I have been very pleased with the thoroughness and clinical knowledge of the nurse practitioner I have worked with. Each time I have taken a written list of concerns to my appointment and each issue has been reviewed and addressed to my satisfaction. I am an 80 yr old still licensed Registered Nurse With an extensive medical history. I am very satisfied with Dr. Weisberg's clinical practice. read more

Nursing staff takes too long to get back to you. Can never see the doctor....always have to see a nurse. The front desk staff are never nice even if the patient is kind. Random erroneous bills show up a few times a year at my house then the billing person says to throw away. read more

Wish I could find a better doctor. After 20 years in this town I have left a few poor doctors. However, his physical asst diagnosed me quickly and was right. She seems good. read more

Weisberg Richard, MD - Family Practice Near Me - Stuart, Florida

Awesome service from the moment you walk into the office.Very professional courteous caring very considerate of your needs.I recommend this office for your medical needs. read more

I've had the same experience as the people below. His staff is very unprofessional as well. He thinks everything is a joke and doesn't take you seriously. I was a patient of his that could of fell through the cracks, thank goodness for the neurologist who checked me out , before following his discharge orders to go home..... read more

The worse doctor ever. I had been going to him for about one year after moving from Illinois but I realized I needed a real doctor. Everything I told him about - all my symptoms were contributed to old age.....I am 58. Finally I said forget it - went to a real doctor - diagnosed with hypothyroidism and diabetes. I would have died if I kept going to this quack. The NP in his office is just like him; I went in with severe pain in my right leg and she totally ignored it. I had to go to UCC to be treated like a patient and a human. Don't go to this practice, but attitude begins at the front door and continues until you can get the hell out of there. If he's teaching residents, the future of healthcare is doomed. read more

Dr Weisberg recommended that I get an MRI of the brain and see a neurologist, and diagnosed me with Ataxia; due to the diagnosis, I followed his instructions but had to cancel a trip to Ecuador, as I could not travel with the loss of balance, weakness etc.....a few weeks later, he obviously did not remember seeing me, said I had seen the ARNP (I didn't) and REFUSED to sign a trip insurance form! read more

If you are looking for a dedicated physician, who truly wants to help his patients when they need help; a doctor who listens to your medical problem, and does his best to help you, then AVOID Richard B. Weisberg. He is arrogant, full of himself, and seems to delight in treating you with insults, accusations, and contempt. Even though I have a known serious heart problem, he didn't bother to listen to my heart, nor was he interested in examining me elsewise. He did not face me when making his smartalac statements, instead concentrated on making database entries instead. When his 3 or so minutes he figured was enough wasted time to spend with me, he stood up, walked out of the exam room, while uttering a final insult, and without facing me. This "doctor" should never interact with patients, but should rather work at a lab bench, isolated from contact with people seeking help. Note that his staff has seemingly been trained by him to deal with the patients rudely. "Do no harm" has no meaning to him. read more