I took my sister to the appointment. She was nervous and anxious, but well prepared. She had a typed list of questions for him, as well as paper copies and two discs of diagnostic tests done. His nurse, Stephanie, was excellent. My sister was hopeful that she would get a treatment plan to help her strengthen her atrophying muscles. However, we waited approximately an hour and a half past the appointment time. When my sister started asking Weiss questions, he told her that he'd look at the tests, then examine her, then answer her questions. When she gave him the discs, he said he couldn't copy them but could look at them - which he never did. After the exam, he gave his diagnosis. She complained of leg pain, difficulty walking, and trouble with balance, and asked what could be done. He said, "I don't know what to tell you about that!" She asked if physical therapy would help and he said he could refer her for four weeks, three times a week if she wanted. When she asked about her questions, he said he didn't have time - he had another patient waiting. He spent approximately an hour with us. He was brusque, officious, and did not provide a treatment plan (the reason for the visit). The visit left my sister with no guidance and extremely distraught.

Submitted March 27, 2021

Dr. Weiss is one of the most caring Drs you can meet. He is very often behind schedule because he takes a lot of time with every patient. He is worth the wait. He has helped many people I have referred to him and they were all very pleased.

Submitted Feb. 1, 2010