Dr. Bruce H. Berman

Dr. Bruce Berman berated the medical care that Madeline Neumann received from Dr. Jaimy Bensimon and the staff of Morse Geriatric Center, who are accused in a civil suit of battery, breach of contract and negligence.
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"[Bensimon] ignored her express wishes and inflicted upon her one of the most dehumanizing, humiliating and debilitating procedures that one can do in medicine," Berman said.
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Berman said the intubation caused Neumann unnecessary pain and suffering.

"In my opinion, it's one of the worst things a physician can do," he testified.

Berman, a board-certified doctor, said he reviewed Neumann's files and found many of Bensimon's actions were "serious departures from the generally accepted standards of care."

He said the most severe of Bensimon's oversights was his failure to ask Neumann , who suffered from seizure disorder and Alzheimer's disease , to file a Do Not Resuscitate order.

When nurses found Neumann unconscious, he said, Bensimon should not have told them to call 911.

"He should have told the nurse to make her feel as comfortable as possible and to monitor the patient until he could come in," Berman told jurors.

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About Dr. Berman

Bruce H Berman, MD is a classically trained medical doctor who is board certified in family practice, geriatrics and holistic medicine.In addition he is board eligible in emergency medicine and addiction medicine having extensive experience in both fields.

Palm Beach Holistic Center - This website for Palm Beach holistic doctor Bruce Berman, MD, was designed for IXLStudios.

Palm Beach Holistic Center - This website for Palm Beach holistic doctor Bruce Berman, MD, was designed for IXLStudios.

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The publishing of our web site marks another milestone in Dr.Berman's journey into holistic healthcare.

Even as a traditional allopathic physician, Dr. Berman knew innately, that there was wellness waiting behind lifestyle changes and natural products.
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About Dr. Berman
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About Dr. Berman

Bruce H Berman, MD is a classically trained medical doctor who is board certified in family practice, geriatrics and holistic medicine. In addition he is board eligible in emergency medicine and addiction medicine having extensive experience in both fields.

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Any blood work or other types of testing that are done will be covered as per your insurance policy's benefits, due to the fact that Dr. Berman is board certified and a medical doctor.

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Dr. Berman completed his undergraduate work at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he received a BA degree in History. He received his MD degree from Northeast University School of Medicine.

He then completed a rotating internship at New York Medical College, Valhalla, New York and then completed a family practice residency at Polyclinic Medical Center, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, which is part of the Penn State University School of Medicine.

Credentials - Dr. Berman is Board Certified in Family Practice, Geriatrics and Holistic Medicine. He has active licenses to practice medicine in Florida and Missouri. He is a member of the American Holistic Medical Association (AHMA), the American College for the Advancement of Medicine (ACAM) and Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM)

One doctor, Bruce Berman of Tequesta, hired by the board as an expert witness, examined the case.
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Dr. Berman also offered:

A medical expert hired by the department, Bruce H. Berman, M.D., of Tequesta, examined the circumstances and concluded that the physician caused the woman's death by prescribing aspirin, which he blamed for the gastrointestinal bleeding episode.
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Dr. Berman, the state's own medical expert, said under oath that he believed the diabetes treatment "was adequate throughout the hospitalization.
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· Medical expert Dr. Bruce Berman, hired by the state to develop medical information essential to the prosecution of Dr. Peterson, declared his belief that the patient died because of the single, daily, coated aspirin prescribed during her four-day hospitalization.