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ITP doctor in New York City?

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4 years 6 months ago #71857 by juliane23
ITP doctor in New York City? was created by juliane23
Hello everyone,

I'm brand new to this group. I live in New York and am wondering if people would kindly share the name of their NYC hematologist (particularly if they feel in good hands. ;)

Thank you.

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4 years 4 months ago #71944 by PattiM
Replied by PattiM on topic ITP doctor in New York City?
My son who is 23 just started seeing Dr. Andrew Eisenberger at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in NYC.  My son was diagnosed with ITP in January after contracting Covid.  He especially likes Dr. Eisenberger because he is down to earth and listens.  He actually called my son directly to discuss a new medication dose instead of having his nurse call.  My son was also admitted to Columbia Hospital recently for his ITP and found the hematology team to be excellent.  He saw Dr. David Diuguid who the head of the department while in the hospital and he is also very good.
Good luck.

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