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5.0 (2 reviews)
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Michelle Reisner, MD

Michelle Reisner, MD

2.9(8 reviews)
10.6 mi

Dr. Reisner is really an amazing doctor. My mom has Alzheimer's/ Dementia and the good doctor is…read morevery kind, caring, knowledgeable and has a high degree of emotional intelligence in advising and the general care of my mom. She is most helpful and I would highly recommended her. Her staff especially Joe is a consummate professional and always calls back. I cannot say enough good thing about Dr. Resiner.

Dr. Reisner is always rushed. She does not listen well and is dismissive and patronizing. Her…read morebedside manner is terrible. She does not take time to read medical documentation. She misdiagnosed 2 people I know--one with cancer that she did not have. She diagnoses without following the proper protocols and tests. She tends to hire people in-training who don't have a clue what they're doing. The examining rooms and bathroom are not clean. There were used needles on top of the paper covering on the examining table. No one washes their hands. They just wear the same gloves from room to room. No universal precautions are taken, even during the pandemic. All staff are supposed to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds upon entering the examination room, put on a clean pair of gloves and before leaving the examination room, wash their hands again after taking off the gloves in a sanitary manner. This is supposed to be carried out for every patient to avoid spreading viruses and infections. I do not recommend Dr. Reisner. She has too many patients and needs to hone her listening and professional medical skills.

Roger Madris, MD

Roger Madris, MD

4.0(5 reviews)
27.7 mi

I have been a patient of Dr. Roger Madris for 20 years, visiting him for annual check-ups and…read morealways feeling better after every visit. Dr. Madris is the rare doctor that blends a professional, businesslike demeanor with humor and a quick wit, which puts me at ease. I tend to be a bit squeamish about getting blood drawn and the other invasive aspects of normal physical exams, but Dr. Madris is always considerate of my feelings, and makes the process prompt and painless. He's also given me the best medical advice I've ever received - "Exercise!" - which improved my outlook on myself and on life in general. Dr. Madris is never cold or preachy; he treats his patients in a respectful, matter-of-fact way, and actually makes me look forward to my annual physical. Dr. Madris inspires my confidence in him as a doctor and - as a result - in myself as well. I recommend him to everyone.

If you have the first appointment he can be late (in the past) but like anyone else he has to…read morecommute. A 5-10 minute wait is not unusual at a doctor's office I might add. As with any sole doctor practice the appointments can potentially back up. However, I have yet to go to a health practitioner's office and not expect to wait. The staff is very friendly and knows what is going on so they can expedite your visit. Dr. Madris may seem stoic at first but once you go back to him again you kind of get a feel for his personality. He knows what is needed at the time of meeting with you. I get it that when the test results come back he reviews them off-line, outside your visit. He does do that due diligence. If there are any changes to what he had previously recommended he'll correct it right there and then. For example, I had a sports injury (deep scrape) that was not getting better - the infected area was oozing pus after a week. So when I was getting my anti-biotic prescription filled he called me personally that I probably needed a stronger anti-biotic since the injury was a sports team related scrape. He wasn't going to take any chances on my proper healing. Well after he called me he called the pharmacy I was getting it filled. New "script" and the infection cleared up pretty quickly afterward. The only hiccup I had with the office was a summer vacation they had and I did not realize my prescription was at its last refill. I had to wait until the office "came back" from vacation. Needless to say I was worried about my ailment but the "lag" did not affect my next test results. (In his office's defense I was alerted in time and there was a back up doctor on call too.) I write this review as I prepare for arthroscopic surgery and I had to have a pre-op screening with him. Though I made my decision already he did his duty to ask questions that made not question my surgery decision but to also further research the pros/cons of the surgery. It's my first time for invasive surgery so I need to be better prepared even though I had thought I was already. He was the objective voice to ask if I am really... really... sure that I should have that surgery. In summary, I like Dr. Madris in the over three years I've been his patient and we've developed a pretty good doctor-patient relationship.

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