Dr. Inna Marcus

Ginger 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

We saw her for a few years but finally had enough of her condescension and negative disposition. She acts impatient and irritated with our child and others we know that used to go to her. She does not listen, and is annoyed when you ask her questions. Take your kid to someone else that actually likes working with children. 

Daniel G 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

You would think that if someone specializes as a pediatrician then patience would be one of their strengths. Let me tell you that is not the case with this doctor. She is absolutely RUDE, has zero manners and does not answer questions adequately. She walked out on us while we were talking to her half sentence. Needless to say we are never going back. Worst experience with any doctor period. 

Leslie, Richmond VA 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Honestly, the worst bedside manner I've ever experienced with any Doctor. My son was born with cataracts and he was getting just a standard eye exam. She made him, and myself, feel so uncomfortable. He's only 6 and yes, it's difficult to force a child to keep his eyes open while a flashlight is shining in his pupil. However, in no way does that condone gripping the top of his head and raising your voice. I promised him we'll never see her again. I've begun seeing Dr. Peter Goldmann, highly recommend. 

Ron Bama 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Great, outstanding doctor. Very knowledgeable and caring. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

I totally agree that she was very dismissive of questions. When we expressed concern when she told us our 3 year old son’s vision is never going to improve and will continue to deteriorate she told us “there’s lasik”. This was the worst experience that we’ve ever had with a pediatric doctor. And we’ve been to a number of pediatric specialists. Not what I expected from a doctor especially from one specializing with kids. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

An overall bad experience. Her explanation left us with many questions which were met disdainful dismissal. We genuinely felt she was insulted that questioned her diagnosis. We walked away with little explanation of what the implications of my child's diagnosis were; what the treatment plan was and why; how treatment or eyesight might change over time. She simply said, 'if you don't give your child glasses you are depriving them the chance of 20/20 vision.'