Tamar R Braverman, MD

She listens to me and when I ask questions she always answers me

She truly cares.

So pleased that Dr Braverman Is my primary care giver.

I should have made it less because if she has too many patients it will be harder to get an appointment. She is a great doctor.

She is beyond excellent

My greatest concern about a recommendation of Dr. Braverman would be creating a wait for me to see her. Her professional but personal approach is something I had never experienced with a medical provider. I have introduced many family members to her through their ProHealth choice. Her referrals NEVER miss or disappoint many doors seem to open and appointments are scheduled. I can honestly say two of her recommendations have saved lives.

She is extremely intelligent , totally competent and knowledgeable and very caring.

She is a wonderful physician, caring, a good listener, compassionate, thorough. I highly recommend her.

Excellence in patient care.

Listens to symptoms, shows compassion, suggests what is best for the patient

I’m happy with her care.

She’s terrific!

Very professional

I have been very satisfied with the level of care I have gotten

I think she’s great

As I said before, Dr. Braverman is the best PCP I've ever had. She's knowledgeable and easy to talk to. She definitely has care and concern for her patients.

Always concerned caring and respectful.

Very caring and professional

Dr. Braverman is a solid listener, clear in communication and genuinely cares. She's savvy about resources and has been spot on with referrals to specialists. I appreciate her advocacy, her wisdom and her sense of humor

Sent me to specialist forfurther investigation of issue, that was appropriate, however specialist appeared alarmed by my hypertension which has been ongoing problem with me with poor control. Specialist prescribed added medications. My primary care MD is unwilling to provide these new medications that this specialist gave me. I do not need to see this specialist as all is stable with me(the reason for the consult). I reached out to my PCP with questions to address this, she appears unwilling to address it. My last physical, she did do something after I presented to er evidence of this hypertension by another Md, my Gyn..md, and it was then that she appeared to take it more seriously. My old MD used to prescribe all my meds as the mds are in contact w each other. Why now do I have to incur extra costs to see a specialist just for my meds??