Dr. Adam Glaser, MD

I know this Doctor well. I have been treated expertly and kindly over the years by Dr. Glaser and his staff. He is a true physician and fine friend, neighbor, citizen in our community.

I’ve been with Dr Glaser for a few years. He is hands down the best dr I’ve ever had. He honestly gets to know his patient and is genuine in his treatment . I’ve never felt so comfortable and I feel like he has real understanding of the best course of care for me.

Dr. Glaser has shown great concern and given exceptional care to a friend, so much so that I was eager to make him my Doctor. I don't remember ever having a Dr. give me so much time and attention and be so accommodating. He deserves a whole page of gold stars.

I was a patient with Dr Glaser, until 2 years ago my brain popped. My company decided they don't support disability if caused by WAR(IT WASNT) but since I'm a combat veteran with PTSD, they decided that was enough to decline my disability. (Aetna claims Dr Glaser supported this but I just can't see this, knowing the man) Dr Glasers name is all over their denial decision. I tried reaching out to him today for assistance, but, front desk told me that I can't talk to him, because he is not accepting new patients, even though I was a patient right up to my employer terminating my healthcare. So, I'm in VA healthcare, have been last 2 years, I can't get one single doctor to fill out Aetna paperwork, none, so I'm trying to go to the last civilian doctor I had, who Aetna is using as the reason for denying my claim. I have MDD and PTSD, but i also have PTSD from massive, previously repressed childhood trauma, THE REASON MY BRAIN POPPED. This was found out thru therapy at VA, but, I

Asked to see the doctor at 10:00 a.m. on a Monday, and were told we could get in the following Thursday (no he wasn't on vacation). Always asked to see the Physician's Assistant instead of doctor. Billing department never answers the phone, you always have to leave a message. The doctor told us we lied about our medical coverage, even though we gave them our cards and told them what we had to the best of our knowledge. (Medicare supplemental).