William Erber MD, PC, Brooklyn NY

I had a very good experience there at Dr Erber’s office. From the staff to the environment, there’s nothing I can complain about. The front desk staff is very efficient, the second I got there, they took me in and did the forms step by step. The nurse is very friendly and professional, I can tell they did their best to make sure I’m comfortable and relaxed for my procedure. The doctor is very professional and knowledgeable. Would recommend it to anyone who needs to see a gastroenterologist.

This guy is so rude it’s unbelievable… I had a consultation with him and showed him my blood work and lab tests done at a hospital. I told him I was getting pain on my lower left abdominal and the guy literally told me he doesn’t know what to tell me and he was very hostile when I told him I didn’t Have insurance.he lacks professionalism and empathy. He’s not pleasant at all and I felt he was a bit racist towards me as well.

Dr. William Erber is a nice doctor. However he makes you wait a long time for the answers for your tests which only takes a few minutes.and does not explain it thoroughly. However his son Jonathan Erber. Is a nasty, arrogant, horrible person. He should not be working as a doctor if he has an attitude like that. I am not the only one who sees it. Other patients as well. He is not a nice person. Very disappointed

First thing I was severely reprimanded by the doctor for missing my first appointment. When in fact I had rescheduled it for medical reasons. Second he stated he could not do anything for my intestinal bloating, indigestion and bleeding. He told me the bleeding was due to hemmoroids, despite the fact that I told him I had severe stomach issues. He also told refused results from my lab, cause he said their condition would ruin his machines. In short he seemed very rude and took little interest in my physical complaints. Maybe this is how the first visit should go?

I have been a patient of Dr. Erber for approximately 15 or more years now. I went to him for acid re-flux issues. After an endoscopy, I was found to have esophageal ulcers. Medication and diet were successful in healing the ulcers completely. Since then, I have been a long-term patient of his for GERD. I make sure to complete all scheduled endoscopic procedures and have completed two colonoscopies since reaching the age where one should begin scheduled checkups.

He is an amazing doctor. He is a teaching physician as well. He authors articles for publications in his field. We have sat and spoken about his constant desire to stay prudent and up to date in his specialty area. During the post procedure consultation, he takes the time to explain any concerns that he may have. He often takes a personal interest in how my general quality of life is at the present moment. You leave his office each time, feeling as if someone genuinely cares about who you are as a person.

Don't be afraid to schedule routine procedures. This is one area in preventative medicine that must not be neglected. These procedures are painless and save untold lives. If you have been in search of the best physician in the area of Gastroenterology, look no further.