I have say that Dr. Baron is an excellent doctor, his knowledge and personality are great, he is very professional and caring person. I am his patient for a few years and my visits to his office are always a pleasure

Submitted Nov. 19, 2014

I can only say that he has the worst bedside manner I have ever experienced.He hates to answer questions but you can get an appt. sooner than other physicians.

Submitted May 11, 2014

He was assigned to me at delray med center. The first time he came into my room I asked him if he saw my cat scan. His response was no. Then I'm the one who asks the questions then left the room. This was my 3rd pneumonia episode in 4 months. I wanted answers and had questions. He would not address my concerns. He treated the symptoms. Left the hospital not knowing why so many bacterial pmeumonias in 4 months. The last day he said we aren't sure if this is pneumonia. Well then what is it. Very poor bed side manners and gives the impression he just doesn't care about his patients. But I bet he likes going to the bank

Submitted April 13, 2014

Dr Baron does not like to be questioned about anything. He definitely needs to learn that he is not always right. He knew some things about my particular disease but never learned more once I was his patient. How sad but of course he thinks he knows everything. I found a pulmonary dr that is willing to listen, admit he might not know everything and is willing to read up on and learn. He also genuinely cares. What a difference. So sorry I did not change docs long ago.

Submitted Oct. 30, 2013

I went to Dr Baron with a breathing problem. He did a basic breathing test, and said it was normal. WRONG!!! 60% breathing on a thin woman in her 40's is NOT normal. I just got the feeling he did NOT care. After going to other kinds of drs, more tests, massive expense, and 3 mons later I went to a new pulmologist. My new dr said I have asthma. Baron never even tested me for asthma.

Submitted Sept. 9, 2013

This Doctor Does NOT like tobe questioned, nor does he lie to EXPLAIN whats going on with thePatient or the Family. He resents being called and asked to see the patient who is hospitalized. He has NO patients for the elderly who need alittle more attention then others! Unethical practice and bed side manner. Dr Baron even goes as far as to tell the patient "tell your family not to call me" We are talking about a lung cancer pt, who is now in remission had is having other lung issues. UNACCEPTIBLE and HUMIALITING

Submitted Jan. 31, 2013

Dr. Baron is an excellent clinician and a very warm and caring person. He is always available in case of emergencies and seems to enjoy taking care of his patients. We need mor Doctors like Dr. Baron.

Submitted May 23, 2008

This doctor has no right to treat anyone and should be denied rights to practice. His main concern is for himself and that he gets paid. He basically allowed nurses to treat my father and ws to busy on his holiday jaunts and parties to even have the decency to see him in person when he should have. He ignored the family 100% and as much as seeing them in the hall and never once talking to us. We attempted to contact him and he was put out and vasilated and deviated in his form of treatment. My father since has passed away in his care and to this day has never once contacted us or my mother or even acknowledged to us about our loss- ALl he knows how to do is intibate people to be safe. He is a nasty, inconsiderate individual, contradicts himself always and has been complained about and will continue to do so. HIs reponse always is these complaints are family anquish, well not so, they are all the same, he is a real disgrace and hopefully his family knows what kind of man he is.

Submitted Jan. 19, 2008

The most noncompassionate Doctor I have ever been too, Thank goodness I went to another practice and recieved the proper treatment. His diagnosis and treatment I had challanged and he was very dismisive with me and with my family, there was never good communication and he would flip flop with the treatment. I am not questioning his qualifications but I am his lack of communication and his dismissive attitude. It is one thing to treat the body but you also need to treat the emotional well being too. I thank God that my son-in-law is a physician out of state, he helped me find an appropriate facility that could help me and care not only for the physical part but answered all of my questions and was there for my family to guide them with my illness. Thank you for allowing me to tell you my feelings, I realize that not everyone will have the same outcome as I did with this Icy Doctor but at least if you choose to go to him you will know ahead of time the situation. Your site is terrific!

Submitted Jan. 13, 2008