Barry Stimmel

Remembering moments with Barry always brings a smile. Jerry Zacks MD, colleague

Thank you Barry for being so kind & supportive of me in my career. Your grace cut thru the politics which sadly infects science

Mori Krantz & Rollie Johnson in Rome presenting on cardiac safety & Methadone a passion of Barry´s!

Remembering Barry's kindness and smile is a blessing and a joy!

Just wanted to say thanks again for all of your work with addiction medicine. Your work has made it possible for me to be alive and play amazing music with your son and my friend, Alex. I´m sorry we never met but I´m sure we will someday. You have been blessed with a beautiful family to carry on your legacy and carry on shall. Thoughts and prayers on this day. -Adrian R. Mullins

Just remembering Barry once again, especially a flight we once made to a national cardiology convention. Barry was working, during a flight, on the coding of EKG diagnoses...he was always the master teacher!

Barry was the first and greatest cardiologist-addictionologist. His kindness and love for patients, colleagues, and the research field are unparalleled. When I discovered the association between methadone and torsade de pointes, Barry supported me through challenging times and allowed us to formulate national guidelines to keep our patients safe. Barry I miss you and plan to dedicate scholarly publications to you and your incredible legacy!

Prayers from the family of Jane Collentine, your ever grateful cardiology patient, for whom you did so much. With gratitude from Marci & Jon

Dearest Dr.Stimmel, I HAVE had the pleasure of meeting you. I was a patient at Beth Israel Methadone Maintenance program and was the patient advocate there at that time. I was asked to be 1 out of only 4 patients from all the clinics to speak at the 40th Anniversary of the first B.I.M.C. M.M.T.P. Clinic opening. I was among Doctors, Nurses, Counselors, Advocates, Professors and You Dr.Stimmel. I had to speak for a mere 3 minutes in front of you all but it felt like hours , I was so very...