Russell Silverman, MD

Linda 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

My first visit was almost 38 years ago and was a great experience. Stayed with his practice till I moved to Florida in 1998. He and Dr Marvasti (Surgeon) took the best care and took the time to listen 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Very knowledgeable and caring with his approach. Patient and fully explains his diagnosis and test results. 

Cynthia Fowler 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

I have been a patient of Dr. Silverman's for over 25 years. Dr. Silverman's diagnostic skills have always been his strength as a physician. I have heard other patient's comment that they do not see Dr. Silverman but rather they see the Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant. Well I see him and he is there reviewing the diagnostic studies and providing recommendations for treatment. Times have changed. I personally want the right diagnosis and right treatment. I am a nurse & patient. 

Alan k 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

Great doctor thankful that we found him. 

RD 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

Succinct but thorough review of medical problems addressed, expectations for self care and thorough explanation of tests, medications prescribed and follow up appointments. Appropriate referral to other specialists. Courteous and kind mannerism in delivery of care. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

10 years ago

Very kind and calm. Genuinely wants to help his patients. Great guy. 

Mary 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Was supposed to have an appointment on 8/16. Just before leaving got a call that it had to be changed because Dr. S had to go to the hospital. Went there on 9/18. Never saw Dr. S, so what was the point of changing. Nurse knew I had serious questions about 1 of the meds was on. Now I have to wait under the end of Nov. to see Dr. S. Very, very upset about the way my needs were brushed aside. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

My family member had an appointment with him recently. As a future doctor in medical school right now, I am appalled at his disrespect for his patients. Rude, interrupting, and proud of it. If I treated my standardized patients like this, I would get thrown out of med school. Thanks for reminding me what NOT to do. 

David 

on Healthgrades

10 years ago

Does not greet or introduce self to patient, very rude. Not prepared, asks patient why are you here? Must tell him to avoid getting off on the wrong foot. Accuses patient of yelling at his staff. Doctor has major personality problem. Stationary says office located on 2nd floor, spent twenty minutes looking on 2nd floor when they are on 1st floor. Told this to unfriendly receptionist who replied I did not design the building.