I agree with the other reviewer. Dr. Segal has zero patient edicate or "bedside manner." He sits at this laptop in the room with his back to the patient and either reads things like his checklist, or types without communicating what he's entering. You'd think if he was typing something he'd explain that to the patient. I was there for an annual physical and after his usual rattling off everything in his computer that he had in there from earlier visits and asking is this still all current, he asked me if I was experiencing any health issues. I pointed out a couple things and he tells me this is not proper for a physical and why didn't I schedule a specific appointment to discuss that. It was also interesting to me that since my last physical with him, I had two separate surgeries for which he had provided authorization (with resistence) and yet on this appointment he didn't ask me one thing about how that turned out or how I was doing. He is very impersonal. Reminds me of our math professors in college who spent the entire class writing formulas on the chalk board and never turned around to interact with the students. I had also visited another specialist and had an MRI done. I made sure the report was sent to Dr. Segal so he'd have it in his records (he is my primary after all.) However, when I referenced the report he hadn't even read it. When he looked through his computer and found it, he read it and said, well I'm not the speciliast so you need to speak to him. I will not return to him or recommend him to anyone else.