Casarona Joseph C Md

As a lawyer and friend of a so many various posts concerning conflict or legal disputes of a former patient of Dr. Casarona, I would like to gratefully acknowledge City Search for showing class in removing potentially libelous posts. The patient in question never thought his civil rights were violated that was mentioned by some one else; however unethical conduct might have been the cause for the lack of proper care the patient received while under the care of two doctors until August, 2008 when the patient went to a new physician This will be determined by our legal system and not by irresponsible blogging. more

I an Just A patient- WHY were those medical reports lost/? Why didn't i get the video EEG monitoring? Why did I have to check my medical records to find a report ? This has nothing to do with MY civil rights as Dr.Casarona has stated, What was going on? What is still going on? It would be refreshing if someone told the truth and didn't make deals. more

After 3 previous neurologist, Dr Casarona diligently and accurately had me diaganosed. He was relentless in persuing all avenues until he had me diaganosed and began an immediate treatment which has greatly enhanced my life once again. The time he spends with patients is beyond what any other dr I have encountered. In talking with patients he is able to find out more information that is only beneficial for THE PATIENT. He is a doctor that TRULY CARES and I will NEVER change neurologist. I travel into Manhattan to see him and have no regrets in doing so. more

These blogs concerning Dr. Casarona are a mute point. First of this started because people were upset about his staff. When he saw this on the Internet, he fired his staff. As far as overbooking, his staff was responsible not him. With respect to the elderly woman, he gave her money to take a cab. Now no one needs to complain about him at Methodist. He has left his practice there, works in the City attached to a prestigious neurologiccal group, and his office closes at 8pm. Now all the bitching on this site can deal with the time punching( 5pm) show in the other offices of neurology who are more concerned about money instead of medical care. I am sure ,and I state this with total sarcasm that all of you who wined and complained will now have to deal with doctors who don't care. Have fun! Pros: Excellent Dcotor more

Dr. C doesn't like women more

First of all Butterfflies2008 you wrote three reviews of doctors in one day: Dr. Marino, Dr. Kahn, and Dr. Caserona. This is not the place to write a review of a doctor. When you do write a blog, please remember Dr. Khan is a cardiologist, not a cariologist. There are people who read this information, so please use English properly. Pros: Excellent Physician and staff more

Please do not listen to Butterflies 2008-clearly mediocre service, a white glove support staff and a Joe Schmo doctor is what they crave. Dr. Casarona is a professional, and there is not an arrogant bone in that mans body. Theresa is a doll. Even if the staff gets a little pushy once and a while, who cares? You try handling angry patients in your face all day, complaining about appointments!!!! Pros: Thorough and caring Cons: None that I can think of more

Dr. Casarona's office may have a long wait time and you may spend most of your day there but in the end, it's all worth it! Don't let his staff get you mad. If they are rude, just be polite and wait until you see Dr. Casarona. Let him know how you are being treated and they will be spoken to! He is very thorough and doesn't play games. He's an all around good guy and will do his best to put your fears to rest. Pros: He knows what he's doing and stays on top of everything. Cons: Sometimes his staff can be a little rude. more