Daniel F. Ikemiyashiro's Online Review Report Card
Daniel F. Ikemiyashiro
3.5
Average Star Rating
13
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Daniel F. Ikemiyashiro's Reviews
This doc help me with protein in my urine ☺️ I'm better now thank you
Don't go to this doctor. I was a patient for many years and he is always rushing when he sees his patients. I went to see him last October because I was having issues and he decided to ignore my symptoms. I was diagnosed with kidney cancer in November and I had my right kidney removed in December. His negligence caused me to go through so much pain and suffering. The only reason I gave him one star is because I couldn't post this review without giving him at least the one.
my mother is 93 years old and needed a prescription filled and the gal at the office told her to call the pharmacy! Just not right ! Why is it so hard to fax a med to pharmacy? Stupid! Just incompetent! why can't they do their job instead of having a 93 year old woman do it? WRONG JUST WRONG!
Dr. Ikemiyashiro was very understanding an easy to talk to.
Very intelligent and caring Doctor
Dr. Ikemiysahiro is extremely qualified and keeps up to date on all of the latest medical techniques and information. I have been a long time patient of his and have always found him very competent and caring.
If you can go out of Merced for a Doctor, do it! I was referred to this office by my primary care physician after my blood work showed my kidneys were having issue. I've been complaining about back pain, have high calcium level, and my dr was concern about kidney stones. I have an advanced science degree and I don't like to waste the dr time or mine for no reason. In other words I knew the problem or I wouldn't be seeking treatment. I was initial suppose to see Dr Roy next month, but since my father is already with this Dr we asked to see him. What a waste of my time! First off I had to wait a month to get in to the office. Then once I finally got to my appointment, I had to wait in the waiting room for 45 mins. When I finally got to "Dr Dan", he was condescending towards me and my primary care dr. He told me I should not be seeing him. That I needed to go to a urologist not a nephrologist. I tried to explain that my Dr thought I had kidney stones. But he refused to listen to me. He insisted that he did not work on "the problem" I was having, and that I was not really having pain, I quickly realized that this was a Dr you didn't talk to but waited to be asked the right question. If you weren't asked, tough. My mom tried to ask a question and he told her it didn't matter. I need to drink more water. Really! I explained that I drink 5 bottles a day, but that fell on deaf ears. This was a total waste of my time. Now I've got to go through waiting for another kidney specialist. This guy has a rotten bed side manner. I would not recommend this doctor to anyone. I will not be going back. In fact, I will be making sure that my Dad goes back to his primary to make sure he is being properly cared for.
not a nice doctor terrible with patients no consideration at all, no heart, no feelings at all
Dr. Dan really cares for his patients and takes all the time necessary to come to a diagnosis and proper treatment plan.
pleasant, informed, friendly, open, willing to listen, willing to answer any questions, a ready smile.
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