Dr. Roger Amerian, MD

The likelihood of my recommending Dr Amerian is a big, fat, ZERO! A review I read referenced his poor bedside manner to which I would respond, "WHAT BEDSIDE MANNER? HIS IS NON-EXISTENT!" Three words sum up my impression of Dr Amerian; belligerent, rude and condescending. If I were the only patient who felt this way, I'd excuse his behavior to perhaps having a bad day. However, I've read review after review whose authors felt EXACTLY THE SAME WAY AS I DO. Clearly, my experience with Dr Amerian is indicative of a pattern of behavior that does NOT SERVE THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE PATIENT. I read in Dr Amerian's profile that he is 71 years of age. Dr. Amerian it's time for you to retire, sir. Your best years of practicing medicine are clearly behind you. It's better to leave gracefully on a high note than being forced out by your increasingly poor reputation.

I don't write reviews often, but I am a patient of Dr. Amerian and I read some reviews that I find lacking in understanding of what a good doctor does for a patient. Dr. Amerian digs for a diagnosis. He is relentless in pursuing what is ailing you. He uses his science to determine your illness and to appropriately address it. I when to doctors for decades and was told to go home and take some commonly prescribed medicine. Dr. Amerian looked deeper and I have my health, thanks to him.

While I feel that Dr. Amerian is a capable doctor, his bedside manner leaves a lot to be desired. His staff is absolutely lovely, but Dr. Amerian sometimes seems disinterested in his patients and has limited regard for the sensitivity of his patients conditions. Improved patience and kindness would serve Dr. Amerian and his clients well.

Very unprofessional, uncaring, to brief. Unsympathetic avoid at all costs switch to another pulmonologist if you cherish your family trust me he has no knowledge of emotions and takes 1 minute to diagnose not even taking time with patients does not explain well anything that's happening

terrible ;pass your way