George Rodriguez's Online Review Report Card

I first met George Rodriguez over a year ago when I went to him for help with anxiety and depression because I wasn't allowed to see a specialist without his prior consultation. I told the nurse about what I had been experiencing and shortly after George entered and was filling out a prescription, which he then handed to me before the door even closed and sent me on my way. He never gave a psychological evaluation or spoke with me personally. Later that year after I had a depressive reaction to the medication he prescribed, I was diagnosed as bipolar from another doctor. I reached out to him today (8-26-2020) to ask for an excuse from being forced to wear a mask as it has been exacerbating my anxiety, causing panic attacks and hyperventilation. He told me that he was not able to make a decision without consultation from psychologist or psychiatrist, even though he previously diagnosed my mental illness as requiring antidepressants. He suggested unnecessary tests to bill my insurance

I would give this doctor zero, but it will not let me.. My husband was going to him for approz. 4 yrs and he kept giving him medication for prostrate however he refused to give him a cystoscopy test until I was screaming at him and his nurse Nancy and after months and months to find out he has bladder cancer now.. This doctor does not care and if anyone is seeing him for prostrate problems I would advise a second opinion from another doctor as now my husband has been going thru chemo for the last three or so months and still have to have operations afterwords. this doctor does not care... So when the medical officials tell you they are board certified it means nothing if they are not caring doctors that actually test you. To find out that he had this tumor growing in him for over a year under his care after my husband asked him for this test twice but Nooo this doctor said he knew better that he just had an infection. I finally talked him into leaving him and going to another doctor and now he has someone that truly cares and interested in his health. Thanks for ruining our lives from your neglect.

Don't waste your time. A doctor that does listen to the patient.

I recently had an appointment with Dr. Rodriguez. He was caring, he listened carefully and he is good at what he does. I’d highly recommend him to anyone looking for a Doctor in San Diego.

Awful- does not care- does not listen- only tries to order unnecessary work to bill insurance. The worst doctor I have ever had. Did I mention incompetent.

Awful- does not care- does not listen- only tries to order unnecessary work to bill insurance. The worst doctor I have ever had. Did I mention incompetent.

Dr. Rodriguez has been my physician for many years. Fortunately my health is excellent for my age, so I typically visit him only for routine physical exams. I have always found Dr. Rodriguez to be attentive, thorough, and very personable. He is very competent and has an excellent reputation. My wait time for the appointment was less than 15 seconds, and the attending staff and nurse were pretty terrific, really! All-in-all, a very positive experience.

Dr. Rodriguez has been my physician for many years. Fortunately my health is excellent for my age, so I typically visit him only for routine physical exams. I have always found Dr. Rodriguez to be attentive, thorough, and very personable. He is very competent and has an excellent reputation. My wait time for the appointment was less than 15 seconds, and the attending staff and nurse were pretty terrific, really! All-in-all, a very positive experience.

Dr. Rodriguez is absolutely the best. He spends a lot of time and makes you feel heard. He uses techniques that absolutely Are effective and I recommend him to everyone. Blessed to have found Dr. Rodriguez . Thankyou

Although this doctor or internist was not rude, he misdiagnosed me and refused to consider my own thoughts about my condition. I had symptoms and family history of respiratory disease and problems and yet he sent me home with an order to just take ibuprofen for my 100+ degree temperature that I had for several days at that time. I even asked him if I might have pneumonia and he told me that was not possible. I was finally diagnosed several days later by another, much more qualified doctor at Graybill with pneumonia. I was probably sick for a much longer time and was out of work for almost 10 days as a result. This was my very first visit to Graybill and I was so shocked by how little care I was given. I almost want my $40 copay back for my first visit.