Dr. Barash is the best! We have been going to him for the last 16 years with both of our children. We moved to NJ 9 years ago and we still drive nearly two hours for any medical needs we have with our children to see him because there is no other doctor we trust our children's care with! Yes, he is to the point, but never to be confused with sarcasm. He's a realist and there is nothing wrong with that! I highly, highly recommend Dr. Barash!

Submitted Sept. 30, 2008

I adore Dr.Barash. He is brillant, suportive and I have the utmost confidence in him.

Submitted July 21, 2008

Dr. Barash is a wonderful pediatrician. He is great with children and very caring. I don't agree that he is sarcastic, but rather is to the point. He is a busy man and knows has a knack for getting down to the point. He is extremely knowledgeable and inspires much confidence. He is always available for routine advice which I have always found to be useful and practical. Sadly, I had to change pediatricians only because of a move. To date, I still compare words of advice from my current pediatrician to Dr. Barash. If they differ, I still follow Dr. Barash's advice.

Submitted July 18, 2007

Have used Dr. Barash for years, he is the most intelligent doctor I have ever dealt with. He has never given an incorret diagnosis and has taught me as a parent to recognize when my children are really sick and to trust my instincts. He might be a little sarcastic but it is okay since he is brilliant. In addition he is always available in an emergency - 24/7 including holidays! For me there is no other doctor I trust to care for my children.

Submitted June 6, 2007

Was a patient for many years as a child. ALways thought he was a good doctor. Yes a little sarcastic but it was more humorous and straight to the point. Would recommend.

Submitted May 4, 2007

Very unprofessional and rude staff. Doctor is extremely sarcastic and rude as well. A total disaster of an office. I am very unhappy with the treatment received there. I have switched doctors after 4 visits.

Submitted April 20, 2007