David M. Alderman's Online Review Report Card
David M. Alderman
3.3
Average Star Rating
40
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of David M. Alderman's Reviews
Awful! Incorrect notes and no follow-up. Repeated calls go unanswered, even though my husband's condition is critical. Get us a different doctor!!
My husband, Bob Neste, would be dead if it was not for Dr. David Alderman and his phenomenal staff. They all ROCK!!!! Thank God for them. This man has been a total God send. This is what medicine use to be about. Respect, returning phone calls, follow through, listening to the patient, just good old fashioned medicine. We totally recommend Dr. Alderman and his staff 100%!!!!
If someone you care about is being passed around from Dr to Dr with a “could be” or “what if it’s” than you will understand the level of previous frustration and the feeling of relief when we finally get a accurate diagnosis’s. Thank you so much Dr. Alderman for doing what other Dr.s and Naturalist Dr.’s couldn’t do. He was able to Figure Out and Fix, we are now on a long road to recovery. At least it’s a positive plan. Thank you!
We have waited 12 hours for this doctor to return our call while my 87 year old mother is in limbo at a hospital with failing kidneys and can't transfer to the hospital that Dr Alderman wants her at. She didn't have any meals for 12 hours because the hospital where she is doesn't want to create problems with test at other hospital. Finally this hospital has decided to move her to another facility that has a kidney specialist. Don't walk from Dr Alderman.....RUN!
He is abnoxious, arrogant and makes his presence known by speaking loudly with no regard for the other patients who are on the hospital floor. Flips on lights and starts shouting when he enters a room. There’s no reason to do this. He clearly likes for his presence to be known but obviously missed the tact and common courtesy memo.
Dr Alderman took exceptional care of me, before dialysis, during dialysis and after transplant. He does talk fast, but I never felt like he didn't listen to me. He, for certain, went the extra mile to help me. Very smart guy. A great advocate for his patients.
If u want to actually be heard by your Doctor, I recommend you go elsewhere . I’ve never encountered a Doctor so unapologetically rude and dismissive. Consultations are a blurr. You get the feeling that he's rushing through it, and worse he talks and talks over you. If u finally get a word in, ur concerns are easily dismissed.
As a Provider I did need his help to care for a pt. He was very unprofessional, rude and bothered by my call . We did need to contact different nephrologist who fortunately was kind and helped us to take care of pt. I would never be comfortable to refer any pt to this type of drs who is not even willing to help a colleague to take care of a mutual pt. Would you?
THIS DOCTOR IS REALLY NOT THE GUY YOU WANT TO BE OVER YOUR CARE...I SAY THIS BECAUSE HE DOESNT LISTEN...HE JUST TALKS...NEVER MAKES MUCH SENSE AND MOST OF ALL HIS HEART ISNT THERE ...SEEMS LIKE HE SHOWS UP FOR A CHECK AND GOES ON HIS MERRY WAY...NEVER CLEAN LOOKING WHICH IS NOT SANITARY...AND SEEMS TO NOT BE THERE FOR THE CARE OF PEOPLE...DIALYSIS IS SERIOUS AND WHY WONT THEY LET DIALYSIS PATIENTS COME TO THIER FANSY OFFICES...NO WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO MAKE APPTS IN OFFICE. THEY SEE US IN D.CHAIR
He seems to take forever before actually doing tests on you. I was in kidney failure for 4 weeks before any defining tests were done.
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