5🌟plus..they don’t come any better then Dr Rabadi. The most down to earth caring Doctor I have ever met. Not to mention knowledgeable. He doesn’t play games, he tells you like it is. I like a Dr this way instead of a vague one. I have the highest regard for Dr Rabadi. He spends the time needed to answer all your questions. He has been our Guardian and we think the absolute world of him. He’s the greatest!!!!!

Submitted Sept. 28, 2021

I saw him in the hospital over 5 days. Walked in to check my vitals and said hi and immediately rush out on his phone. Kept deferring my questions to others. Had to see him following my discharge in his office once. I didn't get out of his office until almost two hours after my appointment time. He walked into his office 30 minutes passed my appointment time. While waiting in the room for him with a waiting room of patients I could hear him have personal conversations with a drug rep and then another staff member about their kids for over 20 min. He came across as one of those doctors who had no consideration for his patients or their time. He was dismissive about side effects of a medication I was on. I saw him for max. 5 minutes and that was because I came prepared with questions and follow ups. After ordering an unnecessary and expensive test. The human resource department for my job had sent him paperwork while I was still in the hospital for my LOA. He filled it out a week later when I was in his office which delayed everything. He is a doctor that is more concerned with billing his patients for everything as opposed to treating them for what's needed. He was too busy to return a call but not too busy to send me a bill the next day. Says it all.

Submitted Nov. 2, 2017

Caring ,best doctor I have ever been to. Also took care of my mother and sister did everything he could to help them. Also through these trying times made sure I was ok. Always there for me

Submitted June 8, 2016

He takes forever to respond and never do a comprehensive medical. His conversations are all over the place and scattered. He's always late and in a hurry.

Submitted Feb. 26, 2016

Very kind and helpful. Quick and accurate diagnosis. I would definitely recommend.

Submitted May 19, 2015

Dr. Rabadi is the most caring and kind physician I have ever met. He takes his time with you and caught a diagnosis on me before it could have been much worse. That being said, I always tell him, he is my guardian angel and saved my life. If only all doctors could be like Dr. Rabadi. Office staff very helpful and attentive. Would refer all to see him!

Submitted July 10, 2014

As my 93 year old grandmother is dying of esophageal cancer, Dr. Rabadi did positively NOTHING to help get her into hospice. A dozen or more unreturned phone calls, and when we FINALLY got my grandmother in to see him (after we waited an hour and a half past our scheduled time), he couldn't be bothered to write a detailed note about why she needed hospice. Instead, he made us wait a week and had someone who had never even met my grandmother write a two sentence note that he then signed in his pile of paperwork. Subsequently, my grandmother is in excruciating pain, has oozing tumors, and she cannot get into hospice care. I am horrified by this doctor's lack of caring and it is no wonder he is at Lawrence Hospital, the joke of Westchester County. Steer clear of this doctor.

Submitted June 11, 2014

HE FABULOUS,I hate Des BUT hes in a class of his own ,I was in medical profession for 30 Somewhat YEARS.He has a Great knowledge of medicine but also a great knowledge of PEPOLE.HE NEVER USES SCARE TACTICS HE. HONESTEST AND COMFORTING,I STOPPED SMOKING AFTER 40plus year under he's care.HE HAS THE GREATEST LADY'S WORKINGS IN HE'S OFFICE ALWAYS PLEASANT ALWAYS BUSY.ITS A JOY TO VISIT HIS OFFICE.NEVER RUSHED ME ALWAYS ANSWERED MY QUESTIONS.I MOVE BUT WILL MAKE JOURNEY TO SEE DR RABADI.HE'S STUCK WITH ME.FH

Submitted May 5, 2014

Dr. did not listen, was unfamiliar with me and my reason for being in hospital, however, these facts did not seem to bother him, but obviously annoyed him. As soon as he entered the room he was on his way out. Told me that he was discharging me right then, but instead he left the hospital, returned to his office, with never even a phone call to let me know that I was staying. In the three times that I saw him for that hospital stay, we couldn't have spoken more than 25 words. I doubted his sincerity, but more importantly, I wondered (very seriously) if he knew what he was doing, which is disconcerting to say the least. When I was discharged, his instructions were brief and to the point - what point? Very unclear, even to the nurse who went over them with me. NEVER AGAIN!

Submitted May 14, 2013

patient, takes time, medically knowldgeable, good bedside manners

Submitted Jan. 30, 2011