Anonymous wrote:I went for a visit with Dr Albert’s replacement who I really liked. No one much wanted to comment about what happened to him but once I was in the exam room alone with one of them they made an interesting comment. They said, “Let’s just say he won’t be practicing dermatology in Virginia anymore.” Not sure what that meant but ... I really liked him a lot! Sad he is gone.
Anonymous wrote:I went for a visit with Dr Albert’s replacement who I really liked. No one much wanted to comment about what happened to him but once I was in the exam room alone with one of them they made an interesting comment. They said, “Let’s just say he won’t be practicing dermatology in Virginia anymore.” Not sure what that meant but ... I really liked him a lot! Sad he is gone.
Anonymous wrote:I can certainly validate your reaction to Dr. Albert as he could seem rude and aloof at times (probably his staff getting to him). Once he was like that to me and when I told him that his manner was dismissive, he really surprised me by responding with curiosity and a sincere apology - not defensiveness or anger. After that, I always enjoyed my visits to him as he was warm, caring and very funny if you cracked the shell. Not only was he a good doctor, but he spent his free time and money on two orphanages overseas.
Anonymous wrote:I saw him once. He was pretty rude and aloof, zero bedside manner, didn’t even do a thorough mole check. I never went back. I am surprised to see so many wanting to see him.
Anonymous wrote:The practice got immensely better after it went to forefront. Dr. Albert was always a good doctor but the office staff was horrid. After it was made part of the group it was great...I just wish I knew where he went!