WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. — When a doctor steps into the room with a patient, it’s often right to business. But Dr. Jayson Sack has found a way to connect on a more friend-like level.
“I just love, you would say his bedside manner,” said Jevonta Barginere, a patient of Dr. Sack’s for six years. “It makes you feel like family. It’s not just like I’m a patient just walking in. He’s like, he really cares about you.”
Barginere had an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) and Dr. Sack was his neurosurgeon. It left long scar down the side of his head…