Daniel Su's Online Review Report Card
2.6
Average Star Rating
27
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
5
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
Yes
Medical School
RUTGERS, ROBERT WOOOD JOHNSON MEDICAL SCHOOL
Graduation Year
2007
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List of Daniel Su's Reviews
We visited Dr. Daniel Su, urologist in Simi Valley Adventist Health Urology office, where he is one of the staff/visiting urologists. My son had a “testicular mass” which was confirmed by 2 consecutive scrotum ultrasound exams. Dr. Su diagnosed “testicular cancer” and recommended urgent testicle removal surgery. Dr. Su became very angry when I doubted his diagnosis. I suspected the “mass” was a trauma result, my son had several weeks ago. Dr. Su refused additional testing, even “cancer markers” blood test. He said it was the typical case how testicular cancer is usually discovered. Now I understand that he was simply trying to cover himself in order not to be accused of missing “cancer”. SUMMARY: we visited another urologist, who ordered the blood test and another ultrasound. The third exam showed significant “mass” size decrease and its shape change suggesting resolving “testicular hematoma” (after trauma). If I listened to Dr. Su, my son would not have one testicle now.
Hard working Dr. Very responsible!
I recently had a procedure done by Dr. Su, and I had an unfortunate incident immediately following the procedure. The section of the procedure table collapsed while I was still on it. I am not litigious, but I was upset, first, that no one even called me in the following days to inquire about how I was doing. After my follow-up visit, Dr. Su's note gave a false representation of what happened and an inaccurate summary of my physical status as a result of the fall. It should be clear that this complaint was not related to Dr. Su's procedure but how he addressed what happened after the procedure in our follow-up visit.
Wrong doctor I was looking for the eye specialist ................................
Dr Daniel Su is quite possible one of the worst Doctors I have ever encountered. He lies, is unprofessional and is horrible to his patients. Go to a good Doctor who knows what he is doing.
Dr Su is experimenting on patients that are very sick and vulnerable. I am sure none are aware because they are so sick. You are Not Safe here!!
Dr. Su was so confident and reassuring before my procedure. He performed my Partial Nephrectomy in February 2019 and it was almost painless. His follow up care has been excellent and he always listens and explains his reply so it is easily understood.
Very bad , he doesn’t know what is he doing . I don’t recommend .
Dr. Su performed my Partial Nephrectomy, one week ago. Afterwards, my maximum pain level was 3 out of 10. By the 2nd morning after surgery, I was only taking an Aleve morning and night. All of this went much much easier than I anticipated. I highly recommend him as a Surgeon, as do all the medical professionals I talked to before the operation. Amazing job by him. Superstar.
I would not recommend Dr Su for a trash man even he for sure is a horrible DOCTORI had an untreated UTI and he made it even worse. He has anger issues and does not give patients any attention. He and his entire office are poor versions of an HMO. Only worrying about $$$ over patients!The main danger associated with untreated UTIs is that the infection may spread from the bladder to one or both kidneys. When bacteria attack the kidneys, they can cause damage that will permanently reduce kidney function. They are suppose to help people not cause further damage
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