My sons are men, five, one every two years. Dr. Edelstein was there in the hospital waiting for them to be born to care for them. He put them through menengitis with one, croup, and was my support raising them. I love him. It has been thirty eight years knowing him. He is unique, caring, and true loving his patients. He takes care of my grandchildren now. When I took one of my sons one day when 3 months for being with a little fever and not himself, he did a blood test, checked his top of the head and asked the nurse to tell his other patients he would have to leave to the hospital. I hear this thinking it was for someone else, he came back and told me lets go, follow me to the hospital. He himself was there for the procedure of spinal tab. It was viral menegitis, we hospitalized the baby for a week or more and he is fine. Dr. Edelstein knew immediately. With the croop, he would give a mixture that would help them. I love Dr. Eldelstein, A blessing to the Valdes family.

Submitted July 21, 2009

The absolute best. I will never change doctors. yes there may be a bit of a wait but it is well worth it. they are the very best. all of the partners are.

Submitted Feb. 8, 2008

He is the best I have met. I believe in everything he says.

Submitted April 4, 2007

The wait is a nightmare. Minimum I wait 1hr with appointments, and 1:30 without; asking to be served by whoever is first. They're way overbooked, sick room overflows onto hallway, and many complain of being skipped by 'friends', including us which in the last 2 visits were cheated multiple times while on queue (after secreterary already accepeted this, it happened again on the same visit). Then there's the issue of cleanliness, speed, and deaf ears to complaints. Needless to say, e asked for our records and are now on search mode.

Submitted April 28, 2006

Can't say enough about this doctor. He set the standard so high that no doctor since has measured up. We were a poor military family and went off base to use him. Because of him Molly is now 33.

Submitted Jan. 22, 2006