Albert Weisbrot, MD, FAAFP
Family Medicine
Hospital Affiliations
Christ Hospital, Bethesda Hospital
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MDVIP Annual Membership Fee
MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual and annual payments.
Quarterly
$600.00*
Semi-Annual
$1,200.00*
Annual
$2,400.00*
About Albert Weisbrot, MD, FAAFP
I am excited to be a family physician affiliated with MDVIP. This model allows me to care for patients the way I believe family medicine was originally intended. My personalized family medicine practice welcomes patients who want to lead healthy lives.
With my training and experience, I am able to better care for patients with diverse conditions. I believe in a preventive approach to cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer. My MDVIP-affiliated practice offers services, including comprehensive, advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests, that go far beyond those found in concierge medicine practices. In addition, I have a strong interest in dermatology and orthopedics. I am also able to perform procedures in the office such as joint injections, skin biopsies, cryosurgery and excisions.
I try to lead by example. I am an avid bicyclist, skier, golfer, as well as being active in the community; however I must admit, my weakness is dark chocolate.
Residency
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Dayton, OH
1976-1978
Dayton, OH
1976-1978
Internship
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Dayton, OH
1975-1976
Dayton, OH
1975-1976
Medical School
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Cincinnati, OH
Doctorate of Medicine 1975
Cincinnati, OH
Doctorate of Medicine 1975
Undergraduate
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH
Bachelor of Science, Biology 1971
Cincinnati, OH
Bachelor of Science, Biology 1971
American Board of Family Medicine
Christ Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
Medical Advisor, National Ski Patrol - Perfect North Slopes 1986-Current
Top Doctor, Cincinnati Magazine 2010
Ohio Team Physician of the Year 2010
Ohio Team Physician of the Year 2010
Fellow and Diplomate, American Academy of Family Physicians
Federal Aviation Administration Medical Examiner
Federal Aviation Administration Medical Examiner
Ohio
Bicycling, Downhill Skiing, Golf and Solo Vocalist at Events
Benefits of joining Dr. Weisbrot's practice with MDVIP
MDVIP Wellness Program
Expect comprehensive screenings and tests and a custom wellness plan designed for you.
Better Doctor-Patient Relationship
97% of MDVIP members are satisfied with their relationship (vs 58% in traditional PCP).
Same/Next-Day Appointments
See Dr. Weisbrot quickly and take your time during each appointment.
Reachable 24/7
Reach Dr. Weisbrot by phone after-hours and on weekends.
Smaller Practice Size
MDVIP practices are smaller than most primary care practices, which means your doctor has more time to help you.
Your Dedicated Doctor
See Dr. Weisbrot when you go to the office — not someone else like a nurse practitioner or physician assistant
Travel Benefits
If you need urgent care while traveling, your physician can help arrange your care with a local hospital, pharmacy or doctor.
Medical Centers of Excellence
For patients who need care beyond what is available locally, MDVIP can connect your doctor with specialists at some of the country’s leading medical institutions
Better Health Outcomes
Members have better control of chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and hypertension.
The office of Albert Weisbrot, MD, FAAFP
Hours
| Mon | 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
What our members are saying
I enrolled in the MDVIP program with Dr. Albert Weisbrot in February 2019. In April 2019, I suffered a stroke. After my office exam, Dr. Weisbrot greenlighted immediate and comprehensive testing. He called every day and gave me his cell phone number for when I had questions. Dr. Weisbrot interviewed my specialists and provided options in my care. He was my advocate.
Almost a year later…
Almost a year later…
March 28, 2020
Amazing how after having 2 years around cardio doctors and help staff the amount of people who are so unbelievably out of shape and unhealthy. Hard to imagine taking advice from someone like that. I use a doctor, listen, challenge and collaborate...there is NEVER a time where this is not respected, welcomed and
Dr Al is unbelievably athletic (68 yrs old +) and is motivating in every aspect of…
March 16, 2020
Dr. Weisbrot really listens to my concerns and acts accordingly. I feel heard and taken care of!
March 16, 2020
Dr. weisbrot had been on my case for some time about making some changes to my lifestyle, particularly my weight. I have two bad knees that keep getting worst. I finally decided to take Dr. Weisbrot up on his suggestion of weight loss. He assisted me and has been with me every step of the way. I have slowly made lifestyle changes to my eating habits and still have to change others, but as he…
March 15, 2020
Reviews from the web
03/14/2026
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Dr. Weisbrot is genuinely caring Dr. and answers my calls at any given time. I am so glad that he is my doctor. He is extremely knowledgeable and experienced.
03/10/2026
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Outstanding
02/06/2026
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Dr. Weisbrot is always on call, I can text him anytime and he answers within a few minutes, Never have trouble making an appointment, to see him. Staff is very helpful. He watches my blood tests closely
02/05/2026
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I have never had a doctor and his staff be more invested in my health and me as a person. This is coming from someone who has needed medical care for the majority of their life for several various conditions. Dr. Weisbrot, and his staff, as I said before, have been the only ones truly invested in being proactive about my health, not just taking care of things that have already happened, but preventing things that may happen in the future, even if that future is the distant future. Not only that but I’m treated as a friend not just a patient or a number. I cannot recommend anyone more than him in my 35+ years of needing medical care.
04/29/2025
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Very knowledgeable and caring. Always has time to spend with patients. Love him along with Shana and Vanessa.
03/08/2024
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Brilliant and personable
03/06/2024
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So glad to be affiliated with Dr. Weisbrot. He’s been my primary care physician for many years and the MDVIP experience with him and his office staff have been excellent. I always am recognized when I call and am treated like a friend more than just a patient.
03/05/2024
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Dr. Weisbrot is the best physician I have had! He has guided me through all of my medical issues and has prescribed effective medications and weight recommendations to keep me balanced in my diabetic numbers.
02/15/2024
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Always available and helpful.
02/14/2024
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Great doctor and staff. Love him and Shawna.
02/14/2024
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Dr. Weisbrot is always professional. He takes great care of me and my family. I highly recommend him to others. He’s the best of the best.
01/24/2024
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My experience here was absolutely terrible and left me feeling very small, insignificant and unheard. My previous doctor passed away recently and, unfortunately in my 36 years, I have alot going on healthwise. I was optimistic about having Dr. Weisbrot continue the care I was receiving through my previous provider but, he decided otherwise and for what reason, I do not know. First, there was an issue with my insurance provider, which is Caresource medicaid. The doctor and his receptionist asked me how the previous office handled processing my visits. Since I do not work at that office and am simply a patient seeking care, I did not know the answer to this question. Later, the doctor decided he wanted to play a role that he is not designated to and asked me how I could afford the program I was in and be on medicaid. This man does not know who I am, my background or my situation. This visit was NOT supposed to be a meet and greet, it was to be a quick visit for a medication refill and we would schedule a meet and greet at another time. Besides all that, my finances are none of his business but I told him my mother has paid for this service ($1,800 a year) in order for me to receive better care than I have in the past- especially with what I have going on healthwise. I cannot work due to having major instability in the lumbar region of my back and have been working tirelessly to navigate the healthcare system in order to correct the problem, outside of useless procedures that only numb the pain, not correct the problem. Again, none of his business but I happily obliged.
The medication I needed refilled was Ritalin. I have an extreme mix of ADD/ADHD with a touch of high functioning Autism. I was diagnosed as a teenager and later, rediagnosed as an adult. Dr. Weisbrot claimed he could not find my psychological evaluation and then, decided not to refill the prescription based off an entry from 2019, from a doctor I saw one time. He did not refer to the previous year's notes... Nor did he follow the previous providers recommendations. Again, I accepted that, nothing I can do right? I told him I needed a referral to a new pain management office, one that helps those who have a medical marijuana card and he was highly recommended to me for the condition I am in. Dr. Weisbrot asked me why I needed the referral. I explained to him about the closeness and the marijuana. I also explained to him the previous pain management doctor only performed procedures that would not fix the problem. Dr. Weisbrot was shaking his head as I was explaining this to him, which leads me to believe he was not receptive to my explanation. Ultimately, he cut me off and asked me what a procedure does? Well, it should mitigate an issue you're having... And while they did decrease the pain I was in, it was not stopping my L5 from slipping further forward on the S1 (it was 11 millimeters as of May 23). He stated I would never cure my low back pain and surgery is for those with instability. This proves that he was not receptive to me as that is my exact problem, which I explained to him that I did indeed have this issue and he did not acknowledge that. He asked me "why would you sterilize yourself?" in regards to me removing my fallopian tubes. This. Is. None. Of. His. Business.
At this point, I knew this was not going to be a good, professional patient-provider relationship. He even went further and confirmed the note stating I have tattoos and he glanced at my ears and asked me about my stretched ear piercings. I explained to him what they were and he stated, "I just don't get it." to which I replied, "THAT is the beauty of it, YOU do not have to get it! Unfortunately, I have to work from home and need to end this appointment." And we ended it, I did not get my medicine nor the referrals I need to continue my treatment. Unfortunately, some people should not be doctors and this guy, he was definitely one of them.
The medication I needed refilled was Ritalin. I have an extreme mix of ADD/ADHD with a touch of high functioning Autism. I was diagnosed as a teenager and later, rediagnosed as an adult. Dr. Weisbrot claimed he could not find my psychological evaluation and then, decided not to refill the prescription based off an entry from 2019, from a doctor I saw one time. He did not refer to the previous year's notes... Nor did he follow the previous providers recommendations. Again, I accepted that, nothing I can do right? I told him I needed a referral to a new pain management office, one that helps those who have a medical marijuana card and he was highly recommended to me for the condition I am in. Dr. Weisbrot asked me why I needed the referral. I explained to him about the closeness and the marijuana. I also explained to him the previous pain management doctor only performed procedures that would not fix the problem. Dr. Weisbrot was shaking his head as I was explaining this to him, which leads me to believe he was not receptive to my explanation. Ultimately, he cut me off and asked me what a procedure does? Well, it should mitigate an issue you're having... And while they did decrease the pain I was in, it was not stopping my L5 from slipping further forward on the S1 (it was 11 millimeters as of May 23). He stated I would never cure my low back pain and surgery is for those with instability. This proves that he was not receptive to me as that is my exact problem, which I explained to him that I did indeed have this issue and he did not acknowledge that. He asked me "why would you sterilize yourself?" in regards to me removing my fallopian tubes. This. Is. None. Of. His. Business.
At this point, I knew this was not going to be a good, professional patient-provider relationship. He even went further and confirmed the note stating I have tattoos and he glanced at my ears and asked me about my stretched ear piercings. I explained to him what they were and he stated, "I just don't get it." to which I replied, "THAT is the beauty of it, YOU do not have to get it! Unfortunately, I have to work from home and need to end this appointment." And we ended it, I did not get my medicine nor the referrals I need to continue my treatment. Unfortunately, some people should not be doctors and this guy, he was definitely one of them.
12/29/2022
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Dr. Weisbrot has a wealth of medical professional experience. Over the years, he has worked with his team to study and treat Yili's various geriatric diseases seriously and responsibly. Yili and I sincerely thank Dr. Weisbrot and his team.
12/14/2022
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Dr Weisbrot has been my doctor for well over 30 years. He is available when you need him via text or phone call and takes the time to call you after hours if needed. I’m 70 years old and will see him for the remainder of my life or he retires whichever comes first. He’s thorough, takes the time to answer your questions, he’s caring and treats you like family. He’s genuine and the best.
12/12/2022
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Dr. Weisbrot is a great doctor, and is really awesome to work with. He is very easy to communicate with and spends as much time with me as I need to get all my questions answered. He has been working with me to treat my diabetes for years now, and I have a lot of confidence in him.
11/02/2022
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We are very pleased and very impressed. Dr. Wiesbrot is most attentive and very aware of our needs. We have never felt like he was in a rush or didn’t have time to listen to us. He’s been our doctor for over 40 years. We wouldn’t go anywhere else. He’s the best as is his team.
09/17/2022
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Dr. Weisbrot has saved my life two times
He is a wonderful diagnostician. He also gave me hope when I was not well. He leaves no questions.
He is a wonderful diagnostician. He also gave me hope when I was not well. He leaves no questions.
05/24/2022
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He answered all my questions, spent 90 minutes with me to go over my health. I am in good hands with him.
04/04/2022
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very personable and caring
03/30/2022
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Dr. Weisbrot takes excellent care of me!
09/24/2018
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I fear the day he retires. I don't believe I will ever find a physician I trust more.
08/10/2018
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I have been seeing Dr. Weisberg for over eight years and I am extremely satisfied with his care and professionalism. He explains medical terminology in layman's terms and discusses various treatment options with you. The office staff and lab techs are top notch!!!
09/15/2017
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I've been going to Dr. Weisbrot for over 25 years. He is an excellent professional that keeps up with the latest medical news. He explains your medical options in understandable language.
03/09/2017
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Dr. Weisbrot has done an excellent job consistently. He is the physician for life. Another great year with this great MDVIP physician who treats you as a friend.
04/10/2016
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This is a clean office with a friendly staff. The physicians are top of the line in skill level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Doctors who operate in the MDVIP models typically see far fewer patients than traditional primary care doctors. That gives them more time to develop deeper doctor-patient relationships that can lead to better outcomes. They can also offer conveniences that most primary care doctors can’t, including same- and next-day appointments. They’re available after hours for urgent matters. And they have time to focus on prevention. That focus begins with the MDVIP Wellness Program, which patients pay for with their annual membership fee.
Most MDVIP-affiliated primary care practices accept insurance (your physician can tell you whether they accept your specific insurance plan). Your annual fee pays for preventive care medical services that insurance usually doesn’t cover (e.g., advanced diagnostic testing and screenings). Your MDVIP-affiliated physician will continue to bill your insurance and charge copays, co-insurances and deductibles as he or she currently does for other medical services like sick visits.
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