Dr. BICK pretty much saved my life, and that's all I feel the need to say. I was a young cancer patient without the appropriate insurance etc. Yet he took me on as a patient allowing me the opportunity to have access to excellent treatment without having to be bussed back and forth for hours after chemo treatments. I feel he went above and beyond and made me feel as though I were part of his family. He introduced me to other excellent doctors after my chemo treatments and set me up on a path of success moving forward after treatment. I will always be grateful.

Submitted Sept. 15, 2020

Dr. Bick saved my mother's emotional health during her cancer treatment. The people who write bitter reviews aren't even his patients -- it's the family of the patients. My review is based on his job as a professional.

Submitted April 9, 2017

Dr. Bick is negligent, and relies on his office assistants to evaluate blood test results of the patients. He fails to notify patients, and makes lousy excuses that glucose level in blood of 450 is almost normal, which also shows that he is incompetent, and does not care about what happens to the patients long as he covers his butt, and insurance pays the bill. Sure there are some satisfied clients, but do you want to be the one taken to the emergency room in near comatose condition, if doctor fails to check your blood test results for 10 days, and fails to notify you, and fails to treat you? Judge for yourself.
P.S. Even after being fired by the patient due to his Gross Negligence, and being told not to come near the patient, he has sent one of his office associates (Dr. Cavanaugh) to look at the patients medical record (not at the patient), which is a strict violation of patient's privacy, and ethics.

Submitted Sept. 16, 2015

Dr. Bick is negligent, and relies on his office assistants to evaluate blood test results of the patients. He fails to notify patients, and makes lousy excuses that glucose level in blood of 450 is almost normal, which also shows that he is incompetent, and does not care about what happens to the patients long as he covers his butt, and insurance pays the bill. Sure there are some satisfied clients, but do you want to be the one taken to the emergency room in near comatose condition, if doctor fails to check your blood test results for 10 days, and fails to notify you, and fails to treat you? Judge for yourself.
P.S. Even after being fired by the patient due to his Gross Negligence, and being told not to come near the patient, he has sent one of his office associates (Dr. Cavanaugh) to look at the patients medical record (not at the patient), which is a strict violation of patient's privacy, and ethics.

Submitted Sept. 16, 2015

Ever hear the term "player's coach" - meaning the coach has his/her players' best interests at heart. Dr. Bick is a "patient's doctor". He runs around like a tornado and it is sometimes stressful being in his office...but you will not find a better advocate for your health. I think he actually enjoys battling insurance companies on behalf of his patients.

Submitted Jan. 25, 2010

Very smart and concerned with the big picture i.e. life and death but not with the small stuff.

Submitted Nov. 29, 2007