Dr. Markowitz become my primary care physician in 1987, and continues to see me, as a unique person, not as a nurse or as a patient but as an individual. He treats me with respect and does not brush off my reported symptoms as over reaction on my part.
When I met him, I was a nurse working on a telemetry unit and frequently saw Dr. Markowitz rounding on his patients. I was a new mother and was miserably run down and tired.
My former primary care physician had patted me on the back and assured me that I was experiencing normal post partum depression Dr. Markowitz stopped me in the hall and asked how I was feeling. He commented that I was not as he remembered me before my maternity leave. He felt my skin and my hair and did a discreet visual scan and told me he was pretty sure that he knew why I was feeling so wiped out. I saw him a few days later in his office and he ran some lab exams and started me on synthroid stating that I was “classic thyroid.” I was impressed that he would even notice me as an individual since we were both in work mode.
He has subsequently treated a family member in the context of an infectious disease with his usual excellent standards.
I live in Waterford, Michigan.
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