Dr. Nicolo Marsoni, MD

I wish I had had the experience with Dr Marsoni that others had but I did not. From the start, he seemed highly disinterested in solving my issue of a persistent cough, even knowing I needed it solved to return to work. He diagnosed it as asthma and didnt seem to really listen to the things I told him were odd about my cough that are not characteristic of asthma. Called 2.5 weeks later to schedule my followup, he was going to be unavailable during the period he was supposed to see me so I asked to see a different doctor and they had to have me triaged by a nurse to verify I needed it: when she heard my cough, she was very concerned and got me in to see him the very next day. He decided it was acid reflux (still not listening) and prescribed meds. 2 weeks on those, nothing changed, had an appointment with the NP to schedule the bronchoscopy. First available was a month away, so at this point I've been for over 2 months and have to wait another 3 weeks. Arrive at the broncoscopy, am told

A great Dr, he treats me for a very rare disease and is always kind and friendly to myself and my husband. I have every confidence that my care is in the best possible hands.

He was my husband's dr. He passed away March 19, at 29 years old. Dr. Marsoni was very kind and did everything he could for my husband. And I want to thank him for everything.