Wade Rosenberg, MD, FACS

Dr. Rosenberg is an excellent surgeon, and, as a surgeon myself, I have a good idea about these things. He removed my gall bladder in 2012, and I was foolin’ around in my garage the very next day and have done well since. He just did a hernia repair and again, I just sailed through the surgery. The staff forgot to mention that i was to have a pre-op medicated shower, but they did it at The Methodist Hospital so it was no big deal. But, it’s easier at home. Dr. Rosenberg is a very nice man and super experienced. HIghly recommended. steve meltzer, md
Sep 27th, 2019

Dr. Rosenberg's did 5 of my surgery's the one time I didn't go to him my arm looked like something from a horror movie I wish I never left and glad I came back never bad scaring or ugly aftermath yea he is quick and to the point but keep in mind the man does tons a operations a day so now that I have a kidney I hope I never see him again
Sep 11th, 2019

Wonderful Doctor... he is a quite doctor, don’t let that make you think he’s not a good doctor. He is wonderful. He did a Hiatal Hernia Nissen Fundoplication for me 12/17/19. I can not say enough about him. I highly recommend him and his team.
Aug 13th, 2019

Excellent Doctor! Best Doctor if need Whipple Surgery.
Jun 13th, 2019

My former athlete, always healthy husband recently began noticing some blood in his stool & started feeling a little dizzy, but with no other symptoms & no pain, we didn‘t think much of it. Cut to the bleeding progressively getting more voluminous & the bathroom episodes more frequent, I began getting concerned at his unwillingness to even make a doctor’s appointment. I finally got him to at least give our local PCP a call, during which he was instructed to immediately head to the ER. Tests revealed a seriously low blood count which prompted admission into the ICU & an endoscopy procedure intended to hopefully pinpoint & repair the source of the hemorrhaging. What they found was a large, veinous mass growing & bleeding inside a good portion of his stomach! Attempts to clip & cauterize weren‘t successful in stopping the continuing blood loss, so arrangements were made to ambulance him to Methodist Hospital for treatment. That’s where he became the patient of an incredible team of specialists, headed up by Dr. Rosenberg whose expertise, professionalism, confident decision making & eventual successful removal of the malignant, 14.1 centimeter long tumor & affected portion of stomach most certainly saved hubby’s life. There aren’t words adequate to describe the level of care we both received & how appreciative we are, except perhaps to quote Shakespeare’s, “I can no other answer make, but thanks, & thanks, & ever thanks…”. During hubby’s stay at Methodist we began teasingly referring to Dr. Rosenberg as ‘Elvis’, as he was seemingly never without an entourage. We think he’s great! Though my husband, CFO & In House Counsel for a NASA Johnson Space Center contractor laughs when I now tell him I’m no longer impressed by his position after meeting Dr. Rosenberg, with my husband's lack of an allegiant group following him around the office, hee hee Anyway, in addition to very likely ranking the most talented person in his field, it’s our understanding that Dr. Rosenberg is also a bit of a hunter, something he & my husband have in common. In fact, we own a nearly 200 acre ranch in West Texas & please know you have a standing invitation to utilize the property whenever, & for whatever, should you or yours ever so desire. Sincerely, Susan Medsger (Your patient: Walter Medsger)
Jun 12th, 2020