If I could put zero stars, I would, but that is not an option. He lacks empathy or compassion. He has much pride and makes it clear by his words and actions that he considers himself so wise and you are just a common peasant so to speak. He actually laughed at my questions and suggestions as to what could possibly be wrong with my daughter. I spent countless hours reading, praying, studying, trying to find the answers that he wasnt providing or even willing to test for. There was no reason for him to laugh in my face like that and make me feel as though I know nothing. I was trying my best, for my child. He couldnt figure it out so he told me, in front of her, that she was basically making all of this up. He said that there was nothing wrong with her, even though she couldnt breathe well, walk, or feel her limbs and her inflammatory markers were quite high. Mind you, my daughter was happy and completely healthy before all of this began to happen to her. He was not professional or courteous at all in his manner of handling the situation. Thank God for natural remedies which a compassionate medical missionary helped me with. My daughter has begun to recover, but still has moments where her she struggles with her health. We believe that it is autoimmune. I wouldnt recommend him to my worst enemy. He said, and I quote, I diagnose this 4-6 times a week in my practice. It broke my heart AND my daughters. We cannot stop thinking and wondering: How many children are actually sick and being sent home with no hope and a diagnosis of, Its all in your head? How many parents are buying into it, because after all, he is the professional? I hope and pray that somewhere along the way God will help to soften your heart and fill if with His love, compassion, and a true desire to help others. After all, that is what separates a good doctor from and overly educated robot.

Dr. Schreiber took on my daughters rare form of epilepsy with compassion and dedication. He was able to get her stable and healthy, even though her case was particularly challenging. I highly recommend him to anyone whose child is struggling with epilepsy.

He loses his cool easily and get aggravated with patients. Might be very frustrating to be under his care.

He has no compassion, he once told me what my son has was “ just bad luck”