Troy Niguidula's Online Review Report Card
Troy Niguidula
3.6
Average Star Rating
46
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Troy Niguidula's Reviews
He yelled at me and wrote a letter of resignation as my doctor. He quit on me. I am a very nice and cooperative young man who really needed help, he's very impatient and short tempered.
He’s our family PCP. He’s so hands on and very caring Physician. He would call u directly to see how u feeling. My husband has a rare ds of MG. He did all possible interventions for my husband to find an answer his ds. He’s the best and ethical Physician I’ve ever encountered.
It's nearly impossible to get him or his office to pay attention to what the patient is saying about their medical condition. They just want to make an appointment for 2 weeks in the future. That doesn't help with the medical questions I have NOW. What's the point in trying to call his office for assistance or with questions about the medications he has prescribed or side effects experienced? This has happened every single time I've called. Absolutely useless. Worst patient care. It's almost like not having a doctor at all.
It's nearly impossible to get him or his office to pay attention to what the patient is saying about their medical condition. They just want to make an appointment for 2 weeks in the future. That doesn't help with the medical questions I have NOW. What's the point in trying to call his office for assistance or with questions about the medications he has prescribed or side effects experienced? This has happened every single time I've called. Absolutely useless. Worst patient care.
It's nearly impossible to get him or his office to pay attention to what the patient is saying about their medical condition. They just want to make an appointment for 2 weeks in the future. That doesn't help with the medical questions I have NOW. What's the point in trying to call his office for assistance or with questions about the medications he has prescribed or side effects experienced? This has happened every single time I've called. Absolutely useless. Worst patient care. It's almost like not having a doctor at all.
I have the most WONDERFUL doctor in the world. I’ve been seeing Dr. Nick for 15 years and I wish I could live 200 years.... And Doctor Nick could live 200 years and a day then I wouldn’t have to know that GOOD PEOPLE LIKE HIM HAD TO PASS AWAY. -P. Alavarado
Really nice guy that speaks in a way you can relate to. Seems to know a lot about a lot of different conditions and was happy to make a referral when he felt it was warranted.
He is a bad doctor. Does not know what he is doing . Extremely unethical. His bottom line is making money or charging you money. He also has no clue as to what is going on with his patients. No wonder he sees a lot of psychiatric patients because they won’t know he didn’t see them . I don’t know why he practices medicine??? If you’re at paradise valley hospital or sharp Chula Vista get another doctor.
This guy is BAD NEWS and actually billed my brother cash in addition to billing his insurance plan. My brother has developmental and cognitive impairment and did not know better. Nigadula works out of paradise Valley hospital and Sharp Chula Vista medical center . His knowledge of medicine is subpar at best and he likes to bad mouth my brothers other doctors because he feels they are a threat to the money he makes. Do not go this this person. Seek treatment by a true doctor Or healthcare professional.
It was my 3d visit following a stroke. I had a minor altercation with the receptionist when the doctor was out. It was Tuesday when I asked if I was still on for Tuesday. I was the only one who hadn't been called. So I asked fo a prescription which had been due Monday. Then she got mad and told me I'd have to wait til Thursday for my medication. She didn't ask which one. But you cannot catch then in a misstep without the doctor taking sides and planning something to hurt the patient. It has happened before. On Thursday the doctor acted like I was the problem, since he had had a family emergency. I didn't mention it to him. but he was ready. It didn't matter that I hadn't been called. I hadn't said what drug was late so he was now within his rights to cut my sleeping pills in half or my tranquilizers off completely or both if I had any intention to give it 10 seconds of thought. I reminded him that he had tried that before and I didn't sleep or do much else that month, so he put the dosage back up. He ruffled through all my meds and said he had to save his license. They weren't even all sleep meds, but rather all meds. I am in a lot of pain for a lot of reasons. I get pain meds from a pain management doctor, who he called to get my pain meds cut off too. The session was short because I was too worthless to take up any of his time. When I said that I would feel just as bad as I did the last time he halved my dose, he said I looked pretty bad anyway. The stroke symptoms have some really bad days. and this was one. I had hoped to ask about that and a recent diagnosis of pre diabetes, and for a refill of my high cholesterol pills. And i still need a lot of medical care, physical therapy, and lots more and I have had Lyme disease for over 40 years. Since it's such a poorly understood disease, he ignores it like it's no big deal, and not a factor. I also have untreated sleep apnea, but I've been busy relearning how to walk and talk and everything. He had just made it a top priority but refused to give me a referral to a sleep specialist.
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