Alan R.
1/27/2025
Being 85 I have had to deal with many doctors and found there are to types those that treat the symptom's and those that treat the person Dr Raber fits into the later kind. My first visit he...
Raber Eugene, MD
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3 School St
Glen Cove, NY 11542
Raber Eugene, MD, situated in Glen Cove, NY, is led by Dr. Eugene Raber, a board-certified internist providing a range of primary care medical services. Specializing in internal medicine and geriatrics, Dr. Raber is affiliated with North Shore University Hospital at Glen Cove.
Services offered encompass general primary care, comprehensive physical exams, management of chronic and acute diseases, and a variety of testing services including COVID-19 antigen testing and EKG. The clinic adopts a holistic approach to care, tailoring treatments to each patient's individual needs.
Dr. Eugene Raber also conducts various procedures such as trigger point injections for back pain and suture or staple removal. The clinic's primary care mission emphasizes forming genuine partnerships with patients, promoting health, and preventing diseases through effective communication and personalized care.
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4.57 reviewsMichael H.
10/31/2022
Last year I decided to change my primary doctor after seeing him for over 30 years. As one can imagine, it's difficult to find a doctor you're comfortable with after having the same one for such a...
Jean Z.
12/2/2021
I made an appointment for my 90 year old mother in law who was going to be a patient of the doctors because she was is moving into a nursing home he services. The office staff called me before...
Mike A.
4/4/2014
Dr. Raber is by far the most caring internal medicine doctor I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. He takes his time when treating you. Unlike other doctors who make you feel like you are on a...
Robert K.
2/5/2016
As somebody who previously worked in hospitals before retiring, I have sometimes even lose faith in healthcare based on the way physicians treat patients sometimes. However, after years of dealing...
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