I am looking for doctir Daniel J Zimmerman can someone tell me what hapoened to him...is he still practicing??

Submitted March 21, 2018

I been a patient of Dr. Zimmerman for many years and he is very caring, compassionate and organize doctor. Very detailed history interview, takes time to listen to my concern disease.. he is not a pill pusher, he prescribes medicine because its needed to my condition and Im improved person and I owe it to Dr zimmerman and those previous negative comment from other pt. This doctor is working with you to get better but you also have a choice to want to get better and it takes time and its a process

Submitted Sept. 9, 2011

He is an extremely caring and compassionate doctor who unfortunately spends most of his time clean up messes other doctor have created. Never have I felt he pushed me one way or the other as far as medication is concerned after taking a detailed history he made recommendations based on that history and proceeded from there as a chronic pain patient considering the shape I was in when I first saw him I can honestly say he has played no small part in my quality of life improving an incredible amount I don't know where I would be without him. He has always been there when I needed him hell he's the only doctor I see that returns a phone call in the same day. I cant explain the negative reviews here it almost sounds like we are talking about two different doctors and it is unfortunate they had a bad experience. I on the other hand would absolutely recommend Dr Zimmerman to anyone with chronic pain issue especially he's very good at managing your pain.

Submitted Aug. 31, 2011

Submitted Jan. 18, 2011

He is a pill pusher. Not very friendly. Does not ease you worries.I know his former wife. Once he became a doctor, he dumped her after she supported him while he was in Medical School.

Submitted Sept. 30, 2008

I would never send anyone to this doctor. He will reccomend you to go to Dr. Deerfield , who is a cocaine addict! The two of them work together to keep getting your money. They keep feeding their patients medicines-suboxone, paxil CR, seroquel, xanax 3mg. What kind of combination of meds is that, this is not helping-it is more like killing. And that is exactly what happened when my boyfriend ended up in the ER!

Submitted Aug. 12, 2008