Henry S. Friedman, MD

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Oncologist, Neurologist

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Asia M.

5 years ago

Dr. Henry S. Friedman is disappointing at best. Better to interview with Dr. Friedman's Physician Assistant and not Dr. Friedman himself. The Physician Assistant will ultimately be your doctor. Henry is a doctor that only knows about capitalist gains at the cost of your ailing family member. Be very careful dropping any money/time expecting superior services. All you will get is subpar advice you can easily google yourself. read more

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