Dr. David Greenblum, MD

This is the second review I'm leaving - The first got taken down for being too offensive. He deserves all the offense originally intended, but to summarize this man is stealing your money and quite LITERALLY not listening. After ignoring my medication history, I was granted a seizure (not my first, mind you... which I told him) with, luckily, minimal injury -- And then I was charged 100+ for the 2 minutes that he essentially ignored. It is like he is watching some other movie while you talk about your issues. Treat him the same and please just ignore him... he needs to retire. Your life may literally depend on it. Thanks, Julian F.

Dr. Greenblum wants to help find the right dosages and medicine for you. All the questions he asks relate back to that goal. We tried a few things and I'm very grateful because I'm feeling good now.

This is my first time leaving a review. I was recommended Dr. Greenblum by a friend and am a private patient of his. Easy to schedule with, highly knowledgeable, and kinda funny. Glad I'm back on meds that work.

I have been seeing Dr. Greenblum for 3 years now, and can say that he has been very helpful. I suffer from severe depression and anxiety, and am also prone to SSRI side effects such as eye twitching, weight gain, and decreased sex drive. He has worked with me to switch up my medication multiple times to get through these issues and find sustainable solutions. When I have felt down about the prospect of ever finding the right drug combination, he makes me feel optimistic.

My husband had me admitted for psyc evaluation, after I had come to the realization that I was being financially abused & cheated on. My husband has drained my equity for his own personal gain & to make things worse after he had me admitted I only met w/ Dr. Greenbulm all but 2 min for a quick assessment. Upon discharge he wrote a false report & diagnoses &stated I refused blood. I have pics to prove willingly gave blood. This can harm my divorce/custody hearing. Dr has horrible bedside manner.

He was very condescending, and borderline disrespectful. I have never seen a psychiatrist before and he would be the definition of why I would not in the future. I cannot believe he is still allowed to practice. He does not listen to what is being said. Why is he still allowed to practice?

Awful. He is very curt and is unprofessional.

Don't waste your time on this man! He is rude and condescending for no reason other than for his own amusement I suppose. Honestly, I have never experienced anything like this. I?m glad that I didn?t pay out of pocket other than my co-pay, however, I really feel like contacting my insurance company and having him removed from their ?provider list? to save other people from this sad excuse for a doctor. In hindsight, I wish I had looked at his online reviews fist!

I have never left a psychiatrist appointment, or any appointment, feeling the way I did after speaking with Dr. Greenblum. He is a condescending, judgmental, and narrow-minded man. The only reason I did not walk out during my appointment or talk back to him was because, unlike him, I understand how to be respectful and I know when something is inappropriate to say. In addition, he does not explain what he is prescribing and does a wonderful job making you feel beneath him.

I felt Dr. Greenblum was only looking for office visits. After explaining to him the exact problem he prescribed anti-depressants and scheduled a second visit. At the end of the second office visit he asked that I schedule a third and when I asked about when we will get to the core of the problem he said, and I quote, Oh, I am sorry, I do not deal with that. Of course I asked, well do you know who does? He shrugged his shoulders and grunted.

This doctor insulted me about my weight, although I am only minimally overweight, and he condescended towards me as if I were a child who knew nothing about myself or about life & wellness in general. I would definitely not recommend him to anyone unless he/she were full of self-loathing & didn't want to change!!!

Follow-up appointments were scheduled as office formality and policy, not because they were needed. Appointments lasted only 10-15 minutes. Felt like I was imposing on his time. He was preoccupied. Doubtful he reviewed my records because he asked the same questions on my history. Very tight and cautious on writing prescriptions despite history.