Thomas Asciuto, MD

Dr. Asciuto is a lovely person, but as a doctor? No, I’ll be seeing someone else from now on. I would only recommend this office if you a) do not have a job, b) don’t need to be anywhere, c) can reschedule most of your appointments, or d) love to be treated like you’re a very low priority.
The biggest problems I’ve had with this office:
— Booked an appointment, given an appointment reminder card, showed up for appointment, and «OOPS you’re not in the books!»
— He is always late. 10:15 appointment? There’s no way you’re going to see him before 11:15. I waited a record two and a half hours for one of my appointments! (No, I didn’t get a medal)
— I’ve had my appointments cancelled THREE TIMES.
Today was the last straw. I’ve been waiting to hear back about some test results for something that I find pretty terrifying to consider. Friday I called and they said the results were in but they weren’t allowed to tell me. So I asked for the doctor to call, and they said they’d ask him. No call. Monday rolls around and as I’m getting ready to head in, I get a call saying «Something came up and Dr. Asciuto won’t be able to make it in today, he’d like to reschedule you. Can you do April 2^nd?»
NO I CAN’T BECAUSE I ALREADY BOOKED THIS APPOINTMENT TWO WEEKS AGO, HAD TO GET THE DAY OFF WORK, AND I CAN’T MISS TWO DAYS IN THE SAME WEEK.
I have a job in the entertainment industry. Meaning when I had to miss work today, I missed out on a portion of my paycheck and also on very valuable exposure. And of course this is the umpteenth time that this has happened. I’m still waiting on that phone call, but I’ll be taking my business elsewhere. If you value your time, I suggest you do, too.
— Laura
(as always with my reviews, please message me with any questions!)

My appointment was cancelled without informing me. I took time from work and drove over 20 mls. to find out about it. No one in the office cared to check on my condition or tried to problem solve. I was just another number. I asked to see doctor for a couple of minutes to ask some advice because for over a month I have had severe cough. At first I was offered to wait for the doctor to see other patients first. I was waiting for about one and a half hour. After that front office staff just simply informed me doctor would not have these couple of minutes. It is a shame that some doctors became just business people. What has happened to this noble profession? Even this doctor might have a good training, I would not trust him with my health. Medicine without ethics becomes just business machine. I myself have been working in outpatient clinic treating mentally ill children and their families. I have never treat my patients the way I was treated in Dr. Ascuito’s office.

I love this doctor! He is the best at what he does, and he is exceptionally kind and caring. He’s a pulmonologist and sleep specialist (like sleep apnea and that kind of stuff), but beyond that, he is very kind and caring. Even in a 15 minute appointment, he is attentive, and focused. He genuinely listens, then thoughtfully responds. He looks at the whole picture and the whole person, and does what he can with his expertise to fix his part. Even though he is very busy, he never seems rushed or distracted.
His nurse is aweseome, Georgiana. Very nice and friendly. The front desk and office staff is ok, just ok. Hit or miss depending on who’s up front.
There is a pay parking lot, they dont validate (no one in the building does), but it’s usually only a buck or 2.