Arthur O. Seltzer Md's Online Review Report Card
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Recent Reviews
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List of Arthur O. Seltzer Md's Reviews
Wonderful Dr seltzer examined me and found a murmur. Needless to say he saved my life as he immediately ordered echocardiogram and they found a 6 cm aneurysm in my aortic valve. He was very calm and explained my situation to me and referred me to cardiac surgeon who performed surgery.
Very prompt,professional and very good experiece!! Highly recommend!!!
Dr. Seltzer is a wonderful cardiologist. He has been my doctor for approximately 20 and I have done very well with him as my heart specialist.
Dr. Seltzer is dismissive and arrogant. He refuses to answer questions and does not seem to care about the patient's concerns. His attitude is "Shut up and do as I dictate".
Dr. Seltzer has the attitude of "I know it all, so how dare you have a question; just shut up and do as I say". He does not answer questions or explain anything. I find him disrespectful and dismissive.
Dr. Seltzer is a wonderful, caring doctor. His kindness is only matched by his experience and his intelligence.
Dr Seltzer looks after my entire family ... he is friendly, personable, doesn't over dramatize but doesn't minimize either. His office is also very responsive to calls and concerns.
Dr. Selzter was my father's cardiologist for over 40 years. For the most part, he was a very good cardiologist and cared for my father. But...as my father got older and Dr. Seltzer got more comfortable with his own reputation, he became dismissive of my father's complaints. My father was 82 and came to Dr. Seltzer's office complaining of tremendous fatigue and brain fog all before he was schedule to spend two months in Florida. Dr. Seltzer, a supposed specialist in aortic aneurysms, never checked my father, told him he was on his 8 out of 9 lives (like a cat) and told him to go to Florida and enjoy. My father suffered from extreme fatigue, sleeping constantly. When he returned home after a long rider from Florida he was extremely tired, again. 36 hours after returning, he seized up, fell into unconsciousness because an UNDIAGNOSED aortici aneurysm had burst. It had been leaking from the time my father went to Dr. Seltzer until it burst..and was never checked by the good Dr. He was rushed to the hospital and subsequently died. He didn't need to die. Had it been diagnosed, things might have been different. But if there could be a worse part...he was so concerned with his reputation and fearful of a lawsuit he couldn't even acknowledge my mother with an 'I'm sorry'. After 40 years as a patient, he refused to speak with her. Other doctors contacted her and acknowledged her loss, not his cardiologist. He's not a mensch. I gave him two stars because, sadly my father did trust him all these years...much to our disappointment.
Very rude , staff is not advised of DR orders scheduling is a nightmare.. No one person in this office know what the other is doing.Nothing but aggravation from this office and that is not good after having a major heart attack.
If not for Dr. Seltzer's knowledge and expertise over the last 20-plus years, I probably wouldn't be here writing this review. He takes pains to find the right combination of medication and treatment to deal with my condition. His bedside manner is appropriate for the situation - serious when necessary and witty when things are good. He was recommended by a doctor and I'd recommend him to others.
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