David J. Miner's Online Review Report Card

Negligent doctor (and his PD nurse) . Retire already. You don’t care about your patients. David minor and middlesex healthcare system ignored obvious signs of infection and PD patient almost died due to lack of care and attention from minor and his staff “he’s old call hospice” was advice from minor. . Middlesex gave him antibiotic treatment without anti-fungal which is dangerous for PD patients, among several other mis-steps.. Yale on the other hand is now properly treating infection and not leaving patient left to die due to lack of knowledge or care. Sheer malpractice, stay far far away from these lazy negligent people who call themselves care givers. Worst care I’ve ever seen. Patient got so sick white cells climbed to 40k while pd nurse refused to test his dialysis fluid (which had massive fibrin in bags for days in a row) without seeing patient in person, who was home bound. Left to die at home, until we came to our senses via the advice of a real nephrologist out of Yale who actually read his labs and said Yale could help him, which they are doing now. Thankful for the care and knowledge at Yale that minor and Middlesex lacks.

Wonderful Doctor and staff. Because he will be retiring I will be looking for a new practice. It's going to be hard to find someone as good.

From my first encounter, I was impressed with Dr. Miner's professionalism and ease of speak. He accurately diagnosed and treated my condition. I have been free of kidney stones since! HIs office staff are also professional and wonderful. Thank you all.

I have been Dr. Miner's patient for 30 years. He is attentive, knowledgable, thorough and compassionate. I'll hate it when he retires!

has been my primary car dr since 1986.....always replies in a timely manor if the is an issure ...very supportive and in general always helped my situations ..A plus Office staff . easy to access and always williong to help.. have never been left on hold or passed off to some one else ...

Great respect for both Dr. Miner and staff. Combination a must. Never feel left with unanswered questions and never hesitate to ask questions via office visit or phone.