Wilfredo Corredera's Online Review Report Card

He listens to you. He answers all your questions. He performs a basic examination. He is kind, polite and professional. I wish I had found him years ago.

Dr. Corredera, Let me begin this review on a positive note. My husband, Mike Cioppa, has been a patient of yours for several years and finds you to be very competent. Now, everything goes down hill from there. My name is Francine Cioppa, Mike's wife, I came in last week in order to fill out paper-work for an appointment. Your receptionist {Marissa or Maritza---sorry did not quite get her name, but she was wearing a pink scrub top} was extremely rude. She told me to fill out the paper-work initialling certain areas . However when I read the direction it stated to mark only the ones that applied to me. None of them did. When I asked why I had to initial items that did not apply to me, she stated that it was ''Procedure". When I returned the form she practically threw it aside and told me that if "Heidi" accepts me she'll call. I had no idea who "Heidi" was. Later, when I received the call from your office I was told "Heidi" would see me. As a new patient I said that I would prefer to see the doctor. I was told that when asked I said that I would see anyone. When I told your employee that I was not asked if I would see anyone she practically called me a liar and said that "Yes I was"! Your front of house is a reflection on you. If everyone is treated as I was it really is a wonder that, no matter how good you are, you have any patients at all since it would seem as though no none gets to see you. Dated 7-25-21

Very knowledgable about latest medical procedures and medications. Has good communication skills and explains condition or treatment in detail if you so desire.

In person Dr. Corredera seems very good. But later if you need any follow-up you will be directed to his staff, who acts clueless. My last few visits I made with Dr. Corredea but upon arrival saw his PA who is part of the problem. She'll intercept your attempt to see Dr. Corredera even when you clearly booked an appointment of Corredera. His PA multi tasks too much, can't return phone calls, and makes unreasonable demands on you if you try your hardest to see Corredera. I guess she is trying to take the slack off Dr. Corredera but I don't like that at my cost of health care when she does not provide the same level of care as he does.

We as humans go to the doctor if we feel ill and not to a butcher.... you see the difference is simple... your good doctor takes the time to hear you, explain your concerns and this takes time, He is human in case you have not noticed, If we were in his shoes and we were as kind, caring and truly concern about the patients health and not his pockets being filled with money... we would have the same reviews by those who love to complain. I will continue being his patient because he is a wonderful doctor, Those who like butchers find your other doctor ... He or She will only take at most five minutes , will not answer all of your concerns, will ask you to come back in a week or two, NO waiting time, good luck with your new doctor, I will continue with my Christian Doctor,,,,

Dr. Corredera is a wonderful doctor. He listens and answers. He seems to care about his patients. I have gone to him for many years and have always had good results with him and his office staff.

Dr Corredera very good. Could not get comminication to him when talking to staff to relay messages to him. Just have to make appt with him to talk one on one

Doctor is okay but his staff is near impossible to work with. They can't seem to pay attention to what they are doing, makes too mistakes, can not return phone calls, and they are rude. They get in the way of the doctor way too much.

My perspective of Dr. Corderro comes from my own experience in the medical field for over 25 yrs. I am an RN licensed in 3 states and have held certifications in Case Management and Diabetes Education, as well as have worked in many areas of nursing. My husband and I moved to this area and were looking for a primary care physician when I came upon his name on the web. I had 1 visit with him and he told me I needed to go have lab work done. He did a minimal physical exam and told me I needed to have several things done which included the lab work, a colonoscopy at some point in the future. I had just started a new job and didn't have time to take off work for the labs and like a bad patient I failed to get the lab work done. Then a couple months later I became sick with bronchitis and ended up in the emergency room. I was treated and told to follow up with Dr. Corderra. I was able to get in to see him a few days later. He seemed very rushed and tired. He put off the air of being burnt out in the profession. But he did prescribe the correct treatment for me but he quickly left the exam room and was in no mood to spend any time answering questions. A very Flat affect in his personality. I am told by others in town that his office is usually booked solid because the town is small and there are a lot of retires that live here. When I left the exam room I waited in the waiting room for my lab requisition. It seemed like it was taking forever so I walked up to the window and the girl with the blond hair looked at me puzzled asking what I needed. I told her I was still waiting on the lab slip. She gave me the dirtiest look and said " we've been calling you for that, didn't you hear us? " I told her that I was sorry but no I did not hear anyone call my name. She said it again and then a 3rd time. I finally became frustrated and said back to her " some people are hard of hearing,,, I happen to be one of them ". The girl at the desk with the blond hair needs to be in another profession. The rest of the girls were quite nice and thorough! I don't want to personally judge Corderra because he could be a nice person and a good doctor,,, but,,,, from the last 2 visits I have had there I was not impressed. My opinion only and I will be looking for another doctor.

While visiting Florida, it became necessary to visit a doctor. We checked with our insurance for a participating doctor and they recommended this one. After a 9 day wait for appointment- we go to office to be informed that we must pay the family deductable amounts of our insurance ( which had already been met for year) in advance before patient could be seen, office manager claimed our ins told them this. I called insurance company from waiting room- to be told this was untrue. Insurance company called office back to say they were mistaken we had met all maximums for year & staff got rude with them. Insurance supervisor then contacted this office to also be treated rudely- the office wanted $250 up front to see patient despite a contract w/ insurance which pays 90% of contractual amount. Insurance supervisor reviewed the call the office manager claimed she was told $500 was due in advance- this claim by office manager was untrue- at no time during her call for insurance verification were they told deductible had NOT been met- quite the opposite was the truth. Happily, our insurance recommended another practitioner in this area as this one WONT be part of our plan in the future.