Dr Schreibman saved my moms life and always treated her...and our family..with dignity and respect. He answered all our questions and was always available.

I love this man.

Submitted Jan. 18, 2015

Dr. Schreibman holds a special place in my heart. Everyone is aware of the prognosis for my dad. Dr. Schreibman initially told him that he cannot cure my dad, but can hopefully keep him alive long enough for someone to find something that could. He is certainly a little rough around the edges and doesn't have much of a filter when he talks. But we trust him. He is also incredibly intelligent and remembers details that were mentioned once weeks ago. Pancreatic cancer is terrible and the outcome is grim, but if you need to find someone to help you, Dr. Schreibman is the best choice.

Submitted Aug. 16, 2013

The worst human being on the planet. I will be contacting the medical board regarding his behavior. False hopes, false dreams, "here is my cell phone" call me any time. I will help you. I will help your family.BULL CRAP!! He didn't do anything. When my parent died, he said take your parent home. there is nothing i can do, or want to do. let the patient die. WTF!! Are you serious?? Let the patient die??? So that you can make crazy amounts of money, let the patient DIE? Schreibman, you will pay. I promise you, your career is over.

Submitted July 24, 2013

I have been living with stage IV esophageal cancer for 7 years now thanks to Dr. Schreibman. He is extremely knowledgeable and has provided me with exceptional care. I do not think I would be alive today without him.

Submitted March 24, 2013

Dr Schreibman treated my mother for pancreatic cancer for 9 months I feel that he treated my mother as a lab rat, he never seem concerned about anything else but just changing her medicine he was very cold and gave us false hopes, we are definitely not upset with this doctor about her getting cancer but about how she was treated in his clinic, my mother died and when he came in to the room he told my dad and me well usually patients with morphine last less days than patients without it, he did not have one word of compassion for us a simply sorry would've been enough and we never saw him after that. Recently my friend was diagnosed with the same disease three months ago I told her to see this doctor but she went somewhere else and today I am happy that she did.When there was no more hope for my mom he continued the treatment that drove her to her death....

Submitted March 4, 2013

Unquestionably the most responsive and attentive doctor I have ever met. Gives all patients his cell number, always responds instantly to patient inquiries including over weekends, extremely competent. He has been treating my father for pancreatic cancer, and has been beyond superlative.

Submitted Oct. 20, 2012

Dr. Schreibman has no compassion for his patients. Somewhere along the way he got lost in his over inflated ego. He treated a member of my family for pancreatic cancer. He treats people as if they are a lab rat. He is dishonest, he provides false hope to people. Along with his false hope he dispenses endless toxic drugs that would make you wish you were dead. Even when my family member was barely alive, he suggested continuing treatment. Thankfully in his absence one of his partners had the compassion to discontinue treatment.Dr. Schreibman would be best suited in a laboratory where there is no need for a heart. Cancer is a devastating illness and many times the outcome is not positive, when you turn to your doctor for help,hopefully find someone with a heart....

Submitted Feb. 16, 2012

Dr. Schreibman was one of the worst parts of my mother's experience with cancer. I went with her to two appointments and was shocked by his arrogance and demeaning comments. She switched to one of his practice partners (same office) who saw her through the duration of her treatment. I can't imagine how much more she would have suffered mentally if she hadn't switched.

Submitted Feb. 19, 2009

Very knowledgable and caring. Succesfully helped me defeat cancer.

Submitted Aug. 29, 2008