Edmund Harris's Online Review Report Card
Edmund Harris
4.2
Average Star Rating
26
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Edmund Harris's Reviews
I saw Dr. Harris two or three years ago when I started having pain in my legs when walking.Please know that I smoked for 60 years and ate donuts and danish for 70 years, so I'm not the healthiest of patients - and, nonetheless, I am much too young to die.Dr. Harris followed me and last year he operated to open arteries in my legs.He is an expert in his field. In addition, he is very caring, spent the time needed to answer all my questions and followed up after my surgery.Not only is Dr. Harris courteous and professional, but so is everyone I have met in his office, including his nurse and nurse practioner, staff at the front desk and employees scheduling tests.I cannot recommend Dr. Harris and his office highly enough. They are the best!
Reviewed On Vitals
Once I got to him his bed side manner was OK. He did not give me any options for dealing with my disease.
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Dr. Harris was able to correctly recommend a course of action that another very prominent hospital failed to do. After several failed surgeries, Dr. Harris helped save my husband's leg, and life....We are forever grategul and indebted to him and his staff.
Reviewed On Vitals
Dr. Harris performed a VNUS closure procedure on both my legs 3 weeks ago and I still am in discomfort. This new technique is supposed to be non-invasive and far more comfortable than the old stripping methods. My legs are completely scarred and internally, my veins are sore. After a few calls to his office, no one seems to take much interest. Dr. Harris is a professor and head of vascular surgery at Stanford *but* that doesn't translate to being a competent and well-trained practitioner - at least in my case.
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