Dr. Herman Levy, MD

This Doctor is about as straightforward as you could want. He knows what he is doing and what YOU SHOULD be doing. In order to treat your issues.He even gave out a after hours emergency number. That would get info to him ASAP I have seen others about my issues. This Doctor was the best He is get up in age like the rest of us. But experience like this is hard to beat. Try to get him to laugh a little. It makes for a great office visit. Yes I Highly recommend him. E Tukiendorf.

Excellent MD. Very thorough. Intelligent & figures out all diagnoses. Answers all questions. Polite & courteous approach. Has been my MD for 26 yrs. Unfortunately the previous CEO mandated Dr Levy move to Camden disrupting the longest term Pulmonary practice. Forces his Brunswick patients drive 1 hr each way for an appt. Goes against SGHS mission quality of care close to home. Puts Brunswick patients at risk with the long interstate travel.

Rude, condescending and off-putting. Was treated poorly and left very upset. I have to go back for a follow up, then I never have to deal with him again.

Arrived for my 10:30am appointment 20 minutes early as requested and left at 11:50am after freezing the entire time. I did not see the doctor. He saw patients that came in after me, which I know can happen, but the nurses told me I was next when they put me in a room and again when I asked to use the restroom. Then a nurse came in and told me she was sorry he went in to another room besides mine. I was freezing, the nurse was cold and the other lady and gentleman in the waiting room were cold.

Dr. Levy is a wonderful, caring doctor. I am so glad to be a patient of his. He takes the time to listen to what you have to say and does not rush you in and out of his office. I am so very impressed with him.

Spends 5 seconds with you while waiting for hours to see him and his attitude is given with a ridiculous noncaring attitude.

I was disappointed with Dr. Levy. Is a pulmonologist, I thought that he would be accustomed to people being upset with not being able to breathe. I felt labeled as “an anxiety patient” rather than feeling compassion for inability to breathe. We since found out by another dr that I have a reactive airway to a particular substance, that had he listened and not labeled, he would have found. Compassion is the number one Dr. trait needed for a dr. He could be better in this department!

My mother had sarcoi disease and was a patient of Dr. Levy's. My mother had a stroke and Dr. Levy was very kind and thoughtful while she was in intensive care. We had to make the decision to take her off life support. Dr. Levy stayed with our family through it all.