Dr. Norman Sfeir, MD

During the summer of 2022 my employer sent me to Dr. Sfeir for an examination to confirm diagnosed lung conditions. He had me blow into a chamber once and then told me to open my mouth and say 'ah' twice. That was the extent of my physical examination. With this exam he felt confident to report NO EVIDENCE of previously diagnosed lung conditions. I most definitely would NOT recommend him to anyone. SMH.

I'M 75 YEARS OLD, HAVE BEEN WITH DR. SFIER 17 YEARS. FOR YOU "OLD" GUYS OUT THERE, ALL I CAN SAY IS ... IF YOU WERE IN A FOX HOLE HE'S THE ONE YOU WANT WITH YOU. I'LL SAY NO MORE!

Dr Sfeir appears to be out of touch and insensitive. He should sit in an administrative office and not see patients.

Dr. Speir made an incredibly inappropriate comment to my 78 year old mother. She had chosen to not got the Covid vaccine. When Dr. Speir tried to persuade her and was unsuccessful he said to her, “I’ll see you next year if you’re not dead”. What a low class thing to say. I think he should be held accountable for saying such a thing. And at the very least he has lost a patient and hopefully others who will look for a open minded health care professional who isn’t trying to peddle a very ineffective vaccine to say the least.

If you don’t mind sitting in the waiting room for 45 minutes then to be called back and sitting another 50 minutes then he’s your doctor. Had an appointment today at 11:30, by 12:05 I decided to let them know I was leaving. She ask my name, then told me I was already in room 5???????… no, I’ve been sitting out here in your waiting room. Unprofessional all the way, starting with the doctor. Bye Felicia

Very poor. His poor judgement resulted in a trip to the ER at 2 AM and follow up at Cleveland Clinic where the medical team were in disbelief that he made the decision to discontinue oxygen for my uncle without performing the proper battery of tests to determine O2 saturation. After weeks of my aunt begging to get him oxygen, he "determined" that my uncle didn't need it anymore and the unit was picked up and taken away. The long term issues he has caused, combined with the confusion and emotional burden that my aunt has had to bear running all over WNY trying to get my uncle oxygen so he can live was unreal. All validated by Cleveland Clinic. We are switching doctors and would recommend others look elsewhere too. No one should have to go through what we have gone through.

Initially, last year, very good; recently NOT good. I had to do a 6 minute walk with him, after walk no comments on the outcome, I don't know why it had to be done. Felt like I was an intrusion on his time. Canceling follow up appointment and will look for someone who at least pretends to care. Not sure what's going on with him, but obviously something is. Very disappointed!! Would NOT recommend him to anyone.

Very unprofessional and non compassionate. Elderly family member was referred to him by cardiologist in the same office because of an issue discovered during routine testing. He acted as if we were wasting his time very short & curt. He advised that some further testing be performed. During follow up visit he indicated certain issues and stated he could provide some samples of a med to see if it would help the problem, didn't have any samples, didn't prescribed the medicine so we will never know if it would help. Family member still experiencing issues, made a follow up appt, arrived on time ,wasn't seen until 40 min later. When he entered the room, he didn't even apologize for the delay, rudely asked why we were there, tried to explain the symptoms were still present and asked what could be done, what about meds/treatments. Made my family member feel worthless & invaluable as an elderly person. Terrible