Great doctor!!! Did an awesome job on my neck. So sad that he’s retired but he earned it

Had wrong file, called me wrong name, fumbled around and his suggestion was to go to physical therapy. I would eventually need 4 spine operation including 2 spinal fusions. This man is a joke, you are taking your life in your hands

Dr. Rosenblum is a great surgeon. I had neck surgery 2 months ago, I was in constant pain with numbness and weakness in my arms. He was so caring and compassionate. His staff was so helpful they arranged all my testing making the preparation easy and convenient. Thank you Dr. Rosenblum for giving me my life back.

Worst place to make an appointment with receptionist is extremely irritating and rude

Dr. Rosenblum did surgery on my husband, daughter and sister. Each had an excellent outcome I also had lumbar issues and he told me there is nothing surgically he could do for me. This doctor is honest, brilliant surgeon.

Very rude staff. Wait time is over an hour with a 2 minute visit from doctor

Worth the wait (sometimes you are waiting for awhile) Best in the business.

A Doctor with no heart, horrible doctor with awful personality Didn't help me with my sever pain because of his ignorance Worse doctor ever

Best neurosurgeon ever!!! Takes his time, explains things thoroughly and has mad skills!! The Best Ever!

Beware of Dr. Rosenblum, unfortunately I did not see some of these reviews prior to going under the knife for my surgery with him, i trusted his advice to have an L4/5 disk surgery to correct my numb toes & heals from a car accident. In recovery, my right leg went numb leaving me with a right leg that felt like a wooden leg. I walked into the hospital with two good legs and left with one & a walker. Riverview hospital PT aide told me to try and realize this may be permanent sending me into an emotional downward spiral, panic attack prescribing me Lexapro- happy pills. Rosenblum said it was swelling at the surgical site and would subside- it never did. I asked for an emergency mri & emg, which he refused holding onto his theory of the surgical swelling. Well, 4 months post-op I got my wish & he sent me for an mri & emg. My leg is still numb & I have foot drop since he waited so long it may be permanent. I'm now still on Lexapro & Xanex to cope with my loss & searching for a doctor to help me correct Rosenblum's mistakes. It's tough as many doctors won't consult with me once they hear Rosenblum was my surgeon. He gave me a script for an epidural injection and other doctors have told me that won't help me with all my scar tissue and i still have the herniated disk at L4/5. The post op mri shows no change from the pre-op mri with the exception of all the scar tissue. Best of luck & God bless all of you!