Dr Cosgrove is a wonderful doctor, very knowledgeable, patient and kind. He takes the time to listen to what's going on before he rushes to a conclusion. He is very thorough. His staff is very kind and helpful.

Submitted June 5, 2015

Dr. Cosgrove has been my doctor for more than 4 years and has been a wonderful help in many ways. He is courteous and knowledgeable and truly listens to me. I don’t know if it is a southern thing or not but the support staff and nurses are short with patients and they do so with a warm southern smile on their face as well. They can’t stop trying to look and sound gracious when in truth they are dismissive and inconsistent in their work. After 4 years I can’t take it anymore and am leaving this wonderful physician. His staff are incompetent and dismissive.

Submitted May 16, 2013

The worst doctor you can ever have. He was, in my view, criminally negligent. He could not (or did not care to) recognize the symptoms of gastric cancer in my wife for almost 2 years. When we found a conscientious and knowledgeable doctor, who ordered all the necessary tests, it was too late. My wife passed away, because this so-called doctor did not do his job. Stay away from his practice, otherwise you will be deeply disappointed.

Submitted March 20, 2012

what a mistake i made. someone recommended this practice. i didn't choose the correct dr and now after one visit i am considered an established patient with dr cosgrove. i was told by the office mgr that they do not allow one to change drs. this policy must have been created to protect dr cosgrove from embarassing departures to dr leonard.

Submitted Jan. 31, 2012

Finally I left him. Too late. I already have cancer that he ignored, dismissed and neglected to examine and refer to specialists for further review. One of the worst internist I ever had. This guy is a playboy who by some accident got a medical diploma. Shame on every doctor who recommends him.

Submitted Oct. 21, 2011

Never explained anything. If one series of test didn't show the cause of my problem was not interested to run an other series or investigate further. His prescriptions look like take this 4 times a day, every 6 hour 60 pills It makes me wonder if entrance into medical school is precondition is to fail in math?

Submitted May 5, 2011

he does not care, does not refer to specialists, late to order tests, has no compassion, no patience to listen - I wonder why he chose this profession at at all. However he became fashionable for some reason.

Submitted April 10, 2010