Daniel J Adler, MD, PC

Very insensitive and condescending. When I first described my symptoms to him and potential causes I had read about, he told me I had a «wild imagination.» I still gave him a chance because of his background, but after a year of treatment and no positive results, he told me it was because I was not following up with his office enough. He continued to fill medication that was inappropriate for long-​term use, and he was unable to relieve my symptoms. I am now with a doctor who is more professional and more effective.
Do not go to this doctor.

Amazing doctor. I highly recommend him since he cured me and helped me be back to my normal lifestyle.
Everyone in the office is pleasant and matter sensitive! I got very lucky to find such a great gastroenterologist.

Best Dr experience Ive had in this city. He took the time to listen to my concerns and talk to me about next steps.
He returned my calls and when I had to go for an endoscopy, he was very caring, knowledgble and straight to the point, answering all of my questions (even the stupid ones!)
Highly recommended

Literally the worst experience I’ve ever had with a doctor, and I was a fool to keep returning to him for over a year. Some of my «career highlights» with him:
1) Insensitive. Throughout the many visits I had with Dr. Adler, he wouldn’t let me finish a single sentence even when asking me to describe my pain /​symptoms /​what I was doing and taking currently to alleviate them. One would think this would be valuable information when trying to establish a person’s health history.
2) Unhelpful. I was prescribed a medication — over the phone, not even in person — that set me back significantly in terms of cost (even with my insurance!) and was never informed by him or his office that it’d be almost a dozen pills daily, I would need to change my eating habits to take them, and that they could cause several side effects that would impede my everyday living. Did I mention that I received the prescription without so much as an explanation as to what the biopsy findings were, and I got the cold shoulder when asking for more information? Gee, thanks!
3) Rude. When I asked to speak to him again about my pain/​symptoms not subsiding (after doing exactly what he prescribed me to do), he suggested I take various over the counter medications… the same OTC medications he had told me to immediately STOP taking just a few weeks prior! When I pointed this out he snapped at me to set a new appointment or get a second opinion if I wanted additional help since he was too busy. Gee, thanks again!
I’m not sure what the other two reviewers came to him with, but I found Dr. Adler’s treatment of my condition to be cold and unprofessional. There are several other GIs in New York who I am willing and eager to try out that won’t cause me more pain upon leaving than I had coming in.

Was recommended to me by my bf and I was super nervous to go to a gastro to discuss my symptoms.
Dr. Adler was great — Very to the point, explained everything perfectly — not too fast and not too slow. Took plenty of time to make sure I understood the «plan» he was putting me on before going on to extensive testing.
His plan to «cure» me has surely worked.
It was honestly the best dr. experience I have ever had in this city. His office and waiting area have a relaxing, nice hotel-​like feeling to them. Never thought it would be such a pleasant experience.

Gastroenterology. He’s good at it.
Writing anything else in this review would be TMI and disgusting.