Dr. Eric J. Feuchtbaum specializes in the treatment of orthopedic spine conditions. He has completed his fellowship training in spine and scoliosis reconstructive surgery at the prestigious Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
Dr. Eric J. Feuchtbaum specializes in the treatment of orthopedic spine conditions. He has completed his fellowship training in spine and scoliosis reconstructive surgery at the prestigious Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
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He was on time, knowledgeable and very personable.
Aug-2025
Friendly, timely, and helpful
Aug-2025
Excellent! Carefully and thoroughly
Explained my status and his recommendations!
Aug-2025
Dr. Feuchtbaum, the medical and administrative staff are professional and take time to understand you not only as a patient, but more importantly as a person. Providing care and compassion related to your ailments.
Aug-2025
I am blessed to be in such good hands.
Aug-2025
Dr. Feuchtbaum was ready to walk out the door the minute he sat down. Doctors offices are for providing health care. I felt like I was being rushed out of a diner by a server whose goal it was to flip tables. We spoke for less than 2 minutes. He asked no relevant questions. He didn’t seem to care about my health, but he was definitely in the zone when it came to seeing as many people in 1 day as he could.
Aug-2025
thorough and takes time in appointment.
Aug-2025
I signed up for the AI enhanced visit hoping that this will allow the doctor to actually talk to me. He talked mostly to the wall. So, did the nurse. Neither one of them looked at anything before they came into the examining room. Why do I have to fill out a bunch of paperwork if nobody looks at it? The doctor also told me nearly nothing about what my diagnosis is, what the possible treatments are, or what my prognosis is. He was in a lot of hurry for more interesting things for sure. This was probably the second worst doctor's appointment I ever had and I did not raise the bar high considering that orthopedic doctors are not known for their great bedside manners
Aug-2025
Very sarcastic, in a hurry, did not want to be bothered.
Jul-2025
Six weeks after surgery, it is amazing to see I am back to real life. I am so grateful!
Dr. Feuchtbaum specializes in the treatment of orthopedic spine conditions. A graduate of Brown University and University of Virginia School of Medicine, Dr. Feuchtbaum completed his orthopedic surgery training at the nationally renowned Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. He then pursued fellowship training in spine and scoliosis reconstructive surgery at the prestigious Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. He has been published in the European Spine Journal and his research has been presented and discussed on a national level.
He was on time, knowledgeable and very personable.
Friendly, timely, and helpful
Excellent! Carefully and thoroughly Explained my status and his recommendations!
Dr. Feuchtbaum, the medical and administrative staff are professional and take time to understand you not only as a patient, but more importantly as a person. Providing care and compassion related to your ailments.
I am blessed to be in such good hands.
Dr. Feuchtbaum was ready to walk out the door the minute he sat down. Doctors offices are for providing health care. I felt like I was being rushed out of a diner by a server whose goal it was to flip tables. We spoke for less than 2 minutes. He asked no relevant questions. He didn’t seem to care about my health, but he was definitely in the zone when it came to seeing as many people in 1 day as he could.
thorough and takes time in appointment.
I signed up for the AI enhanced visit hoping that this will allow the doctor to actually talk to me. He talked mostly to the wall. So, did the nurse. Neither one of them looked at anything before they came into the examining room. Why do I have to fill out a bunch of paperwork if nobody looks at it? The doctor also told me nearly nothing about what my diagnosis is, what the possible treatments are, or what my prognosis is. He was in a lot of hurry for more interesting things for sure. This was probably the second worst doctor's appointment I ever had and I did not raise the bar high considering that orthopedic doctors are not known for their great bedside manners
Very sarcastic, in a hurry, did not want to be bothered.
Six weeks after surgery, it is amazing to see I am back to real life. I am so grateful!