Dr Rosenwaser saved my life. I have much love and respect for him. His office staff on the other hand needs some work! They are not "the man" and they need to spend time talking with the patient when we have questions. We understand when Dr. R is super needed and busy...but his staff needs to take the time and CARE!!

Submitted Nov. 27, 2007

Treaing me for cerebral AVM since 1999, he is a busy man, but personally, i didn't need hand holding, I needed cutting edge surgery. He is the best... would reccommend him to everyone

Submitted Nov. 11, 2007

I've been told by other doctors that Dr. Rosenwasser is the best on the East Coast. After having a clipping for an aneurysm performed by him and his fellow Dr. Koebbe, I agree! They did a fantastic job, and I am so thankful to have had access to such fantastic doctors. The office staff have all been very helpful to me as well - from scheduling my appointments and my surgery, answering my questions, changing my meds, etc. I would HIGHLY recommend Dr. Rosenwasser! :)

Submitted May 15, 2007

This guy is the best. Told me he would have me in the hospital 3-5 days for my anerysm. Was out in two days. His intern did a great job also. I had this done on Jan 24. I'm doing great 4 1/2 weeks later. Called the office about swelling around eye about a week after operation, nurse said this is normal.No problem with office. Would recommend him to anyone with a anerysm. VERY busy man. He is on call 24 hours a day because of them bursting. Yes, I saw him the next night with his intern. The intern release me the next morning. He did a fine job with this. Why would I need Dr.Rosenwasser to release me from hospital when his intern can do this. I would rather here that Dr Rosenwasser is saving lives then making room checks on patients. Keep up the GREAT Work Dr. Rosenwasser and keep training the interns! THANKS. Randy

Submitted Feb. 26, 2007

When I first met Dr. Rossenwasser, I spent about an hour with his assistants who answered many of my questions and himself last. He was very helpful, discriptive and gave me different options with a breakdown of each. Surgery came, and I too only saw him once or twice quickly. However, his assistants were always checking on me and reporting back to him. His job was done when he clipped the time bomb that could have ended my life. The rest of the job was for his assistants and staff to take care of. He is a busy man with a lot of lives to save. On a sunday while I was in the hospital, he was called in for an ER surgery. He made time to stop by that day. I would not give props to the aftercare information; however I believe that should have been more clearly defined by his staff members that organize the surgery and the post op. I don't at all blame the man that saved my life, my marriage and my future for lack of informative material during my post op recovery.

Submitted Jan. 27, 2007

I don't know why this man is getting so many negative comments. He is the best neursugeon, probably in the whole country. Sure he doesn't offer much contact with the patient but that's because he's constantly saving lives with breakthrough procedures! He operated on an unruptured aneurysm on my 22 year old wife and we couldn't of asked for a better experience. Take my advice, he's the best, no doubt about it. If you go anywhere around here in PA you will here he is the best there is. I wouldn't of trusted anyone else with the life of my wife.

Submitted Dec. 20, 2006

Very knowledgable, but seems more interested in surgical technique than in the patient. Became very offended when I asked any questions.

Submitted Oct. 18, 2006

There is none better. He saved my mothers live from a Brain anyurism with ground breaking surgery that he invented. The man is a god. Love him

Submitted Sept. 6, 2006