he is a gift from God in my life.

Dr. Biasotto is the personification of what you would want every doctor to be. You are his patient wherever you are, not just in his office.

It amazes me how accurate he has been in his diagnoses of my ailments. About 20 years ago, I was struggling with extreme fatigue and hearing loss. I went to the University of Pennsylvania at the urging of a friend. They had no idea what was wrong with me and prescribed a brain scan. No tumor.
Dr. Biasotto saw me once and said, I don't think this is one issue. I don't think the loss of hearing has anything to do with your fatigue. He proceeded to treat me for separate issues and, voila, I got well.

Another time I passed out in the bathroom. I have never fainted in my life and had no idea what could have happened. Without knowing anything about my day, he told me I was dehydrated. I was. That day, we had flown to Florida. Coffee for breakfast. I had only a small cup of cola on the plane. We went immediately to have drinks with friends and then went to the restaurant where I had another glass of wine.
No water all day. How did he know???

In the last few years, thigh pain has kept me from enjoying a normal life. Sitting was agony for any length of time. Dr. Biasotto tried everything he could think of and finally made it possible for me to go to Johns Hopkins where a Fellow pinpointed the problem. It was the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve that was entrapped. Dr Biasotto has given me two shots in that nerve and I am much better. He never gave up on me.

The other thing that makes him such a rock in my life is that if I call or text him, he gets right back to me. In a world where you desperately want to hear a voice on the other end of the phone and rarely do, you always do with Dr. Biasotto.

I dread the day when he retires, because he is a gift from God in my life.

Virginia L. B.