Dr. David Goldberg, MD

I saw Dr. Golberg twice, which was more than enough to know I never wanted to see him again. He talked in absent-minded circles, floated away into strangely irrelevant tangents, and didn’t seem to be able to organize his thoughts in a cohesive manner. But mind you, I was still billed for the longer appointment. He also couldn’t get my name right. Repeatedly. And maybe I’m crazy, but not crazy enough to take psychiatric drugs prescribed by someone with such a poor attention to detail that he can’t figure out my name. If you’re going to work with him, set a boundary from the start that time is of the essence. Don’t shell out for 45-minutes when he could have said what he needed to say in an organized and concise 10 minutes. His poor communication skills are his problem, not yours.