Griffin Faculty Physicians
135 Division St Ste 2 Ansonia, CT 06401Make an Appointment
Dr. Roman Spivak, MD is a pulmonologist in Ansonia, CT. He graduated from Ross University / School Of Medicine & Veterinary Medicine and specializes in pulmonary disease, pulmonary critical care medicine, and more.
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Dr Spivak has a wonderful personality and does not sugar coat anything. My husband has been seen by two other pulmonology doctors but never made any progress with his breathing or chronic bronchitis. Dr Spivak did testing and evaluated him til he found the right medication and breathing machine (C-Pac) that worked for his specific issue.
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May 07, 2019
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I feel fortunate to have Dr. Spivak as a pulmonary specialist. He is knowledgeable, compassionate, and really cares about his patients.
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1W. Mauro in Naugatuck, CT – Oct 04, 2018
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I have had Asthma my entire life. After moving to CT, I was looking for a local Pulmonologist. After seeing several doctors the answer was always the same, you have asthma and try ANOTHER inhaler! A friend said see Dr. Spivak. The difference is, Dr. Spivak has me engaged in my disease. He recommended that I try a device called Acapella. It actually loosens the plugs in my airways. NO DR had ever recommended this treatment. Bottom line; I'm more active now than I have been in YEARS
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2Blake Denham in Oxford, CT – Mar 24, 2016
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We were informed by Dr Spivak and his team that my aunt has ischemic colitis (dead bowel) and needed surgery emergently while a patient in Griffin Hospital ICU. It was decided by family to transfer her to another area hospital for this higher level of care. It was determined within 2 hours after admit to second hospital that this was misdiagnosed. She had a liver abscess requiring drain placement. Her outcome would of most likely been grave had we trusted his clinical decision and had surgery.
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6Madison, CT – Mar 08, 2016