My wife saw Dr. Bryan J. Wasserman for chest pains. We were worried these were symptoms of a heart attack especially since both her mother and sister died of heart disease. Dr. Wasserman asked her some questions and then told her that all she was having was nothing more than panic attacks and that she needed to relax more. He suggested that we take a vacation. We listened. We went on vacation to Ireland and on our last day there, my wife had a massive coronary. She was hospitalized at St. Vincent's in Dublin and the doctors there felt that those "panic attacks" were not panic attacks after all. I guess I will never understand why Dr. Wasserman didn't send us to see a cardiologist, but instead told us that we should ignore the signs and go on vacation! My wife died 3 days later. I hold Dr. Bryan Wasserman responsible for my wife's death.

Horrible Horrible Doctor! I saw Dr. Bryan Wasserman for a chronic cough that would keep me up at night and send me into coughing fits any time of day. It was not only most embarrassing, it also wreaked havoc on all aspects of my life. People avoided me like the plague. I'm a non smoker, single and 28 years old; I shouldn’t be coughing like a 80 year old man who smoked for 60 years. Dr. Wasserman examined me and then said since I had it for 10 months already it's probably nothing. He then told me to "live with it,” and that I should see him in a year for a checkup. The next week I saw another doctor who sent me for a series of tests and one test found that I had reflux. I was put on a simple over-the-counter medication and I’m now living without this cough. Dr. Wasserman never took the time nor did he have the inclination to help me. He's an insensitive, uncaring human being and never should have gone into medicine.

Submitted July 10, 2016

Dr. Wasserman is an okay doctor - not great, but okay. He's actually so full of himself that he can be very irritating. But I could put up with that. What I can't put up with is his wife, who runs his office. She is not only rude, she's insulting!

There's this glass window in the reception area that leads to the office. The window has opaque glass - so you can't see if anyone knows you're even there! I made the awful mistake - I broke the cardinal rule of the office - of sliding the window to let Dr. Wasserman's wife know that I was here for my appointment, because otherwise she wouldn't have seen me.

And as soon as I did that, she screamed at me telling me that she knew I was there and that I would have to wait until SHE was ready to slide the window open. When I said that I didn't know this rule, she continued to scream saying that if I couldn't "behave" myself I would have to leave the office. I ended up walking out of the office on my own. I didn't do anything wrong. This woman is a psycho. Stay away from Dr. Byran Wasserman and his psycho wife!

Submitted Oct. 15, 2014

Dr. Wasserman is an excellent doctor. However, his wife, who is the office manager, leaves a lot to be desired. She is rude.

Submitted Aug. 20, 2014

Dr. Wasserman refused to see my father because we were 5 minutes late. I never experienced this before!!! He lacks compassion and dedication to patients. Office staff is rude. I would not recommend Dr. Wasserman at all.

Submitted Feb. 22, 2011