Mark Redor's Online Review Report Card
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Average Star Rating
35
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Mark Redor's Reviews
Dr seemed irritated & I felt as though I was bothering him during his busy day. I have been seeing this physician for almost 7 years & put up with some of it because I felt he is a good Dr., but I will make another choice if the services of a GI Dr are needed again. He's given confusing information as well.
Reviewed On WebMD
I have had issues with chronic and acute pancreatitis. Most health professionals have dismissed me (as an alcoholic?). Dr. Redor took me seriously and at face value, and moved forward with aggressive testing (including MRI). It was determined that my issues were due to a birth defect in my pancreas (not alcohol!!). He then referred me to the top surgeon (who actually pioneered the procedure) to be (successfully) treated. Have not had issues since. I get the impression he embraces these elusive situations that are not easily explained.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
He may have just been having a bad day, but Dr. Redor was disrespectful, if not condescending towards me during a consultation today. After being "corrected" twice in a curt manner, I decided I didn't want to work with him and walked out of his office. It's not so much what he said, but the manner in which he said it. Sadly, he probably has no clue as to why I left. This type of behavior gives the medical industry a poor reputation.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
He may have just been having a bad day, but Dr. Redor was disrespectful, if not condescending towards me during a consultation today. After being "corrected" twice in a curt manner, I decided I didn't want to work with him and walked out of his office. It's not so much what he said, but the manner in which he said it. Sadly, he probably has no clue as to why I left. This type of behavior gives the medical industry a poor reputation.
Reviewed On Vitals
In 2011, appointment with elderly mom. I was hoping for treatment options. He wanted to prescribe Humira, an injectable med at a cost of $10,000 /mth! It was not covered by ins. He said it would take at least three months to learn if it would be effective, and while on it, she would have a reduced immune system. I asked for other options and he said there weren't any. So, $30K with no assurance it would work and no alternatives, and while on it she could contract an illness?
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Late, office staff sent me opposite direction but said it's ok. It wasn't! All forms done. Still, what are you here for? Watching the clock behind me. Gave me info new to me on long time med. New diagnosis; try fiber or see a Colorectal Surgeon. Couldn't tell me how to taper GI med. No empathy. In a hurry. Would have prefer reschedule. I was very nervous; tearful. Office Mgr interceded till he ask for her; she showed me out back way. No stars! No recommendation. Warning.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
I have been a patient of Dr. Redor for years the staff and Dr. Redor have always been professional, courteous and well informed giving me information regarding my diagnosis and follow up. I would recommend this office and Dr. Redor to everyone.
Reviewed On Vitals
Dr. Redor in my opinion has no regard for the suffering of his patients.
Reviewed On Vitals
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