My family and I have been patients of Dr. Disabatino for 30+ years. He is one of the most professional, kind doctors out there. His bedside manner is superior. He is thorough and patient with everyone. I highly recommend him or anyone in his practice.

Submitted Dec. 27, 2020

I love this man. He is thorough, caring, and listens to my concerns. Years ago, I was diagnosed, by another doctor, with the rare disease of Churg Strauss Vasculitis. As the symptoms I have been experiencing this past year have not been resolved by the medication I regularly take for this disease, he suggested me to go to other specialists to see if anything else was wrong with me, which there is . So far, they have also found neuropathy. I respect him and the fact that he told me that he could not figure it all out (and I am not an easy case to figure out) and he encouraged me to get further testing by other specialists. He is a humble man and truly cares about his patients. You don't find doctors like that anymore. Believe me, I have tried a few other doctors before I found him and I am happy to have him as my doctor.

Submitted Feb. 6, 2018

Having gone through years of being dismissed as because I have depression I finally got sent to Dr Disabatin . I got someone who listened and could finally give me a proper diagnosis. He listens comes and sees you daily if you are in the hospital. I have recommended him to other people who all thought he was great too.

Submitted Aug. 28, 2014

I have seen over 12 specialists in the past year and dr disabatino was the most pathetic and complacent doctor I've ever seen! I have had Lyme disease for over a year untreated (until now). Dr D quickly dismissed my case under the "catch all" easy way out diagnosis of fibromyalgia.. When I called back for his help in my desperation his answer was "that's fibromyalgia, I don't know what to tell you." Old school complacent doctors are the "cancer" of progress in the medical field.. He was more than happy to treat me with lyrica of course ..

Submitted April 24, 2014

Dr. Disabatno is an amazing man. Last year when I was very sick he took the time to come to the hospital and admit me. He is very thorough, very smart, and open to suggestions. I would recommend him to any one and feel that he was one of the few doctors who did not ignore me. He gave me a diagnosis of still's disease, a disease to which all my symptoms fit. He is a great diagnostician, a man that will get to the bottom of anything. Love this doctor! Do recomend!!!

Submitted Feb. 11, 2010

"Dr. Disab" is very thorough and one of the few to admit their own patients to the hospital and care for them in-house. He is an even rarer physician in that he comes to the Emergency Department to augment the workup being done by the ED docs there; after all, he knows the patients so well. I would always recommend him especially to those who have complex autoimmune problems, since he is able to carefully weed through all the details and figure out what is really going on.

Submitted June 28, 2008

Dr. DiSabatino is the only doctor I know that meets with you in his office to review your records and ask for your concerns before sending you to an exam room for your examination. He is extremely thorough.

Submitted May 6, 2008

Dr. DiSabatino said there was nothing wrong with me despite 4 years of blood work which stated the contrary. I have Hughes Syndrome, Rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, Hypothyroidism, Chronic fatigue sydrome, Sjogren's diseases and other autoimmune diseases. He said "I can find nothing wrong with you". I said that's impossible and tried to discuss various treatments. He blatantly laughed in my face. When I asked him "what's so funny"? He said, "I know I shouldn't be laughing when you're in such pain". At that point I left the office never to return. This many is totally callous. I have since found a treatment center which has been helping me under the direction of Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum. I fully intend to do everything in my power to discredit this man who has no right to hold a medical license. My intent is to save others the mistreatment that I have suffered. My present doctor said she was baffled by his ignorance, but said it is not uncommon, unfortunately.

Submitted Sept. 20, 2007