MIhail Stojanovski's Online Review Report Card
MIhail Stojanovski
3.1
Average Star Rating
8
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
3
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Accepts Medicare
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List of MIhail Stojanovski's Reviews
I was in the hospital for a psych eval following the recommendation of my psychotherapist. At first, he seemed patient and understanding and told me there were options to discuss for treatment. Wires were crossed and the social worker that was supposed to break the bad news to me never showed. When he had to return to discuss my treatment, he was annoyed and told me he had real medical emergencies to deal with. He placed me under an involuntary hospitalization, which he said I couldn't get treatment without. This was not true and the treatment center reversed the involuntary order. While he was right that I needed inpatient treatment, he did not make decisions in my best interests, did not take the time to honestly explain them to me, was surprisingly insensitive to the nature of a mental illness emergency, and made a scary situation worse. Overall, I've received much worse treatment from doctors in the area, but I would avoid this doctor for anything other than a 'real' emergency.
Absolutely the worst doctor you could find. Went to ER with abdominal pain. Prep nurses took urine sample. Doctor came in, poked around a bit and said to take a stool softener and follow up with family doctor even though there were no sypmtoms of consiptation. He threw away the urine sample. Went to family doctor, who did a thorough exam and found blood in urine, put on antibiotic. If we had the $$$ to go to an attorney and sue for malpractice, we would.
Was very caring and thorough in examination and treatment of our daughter for a broken arm. He reviewed her case history and had a good understanding of the situation before coming into the room. Was conservative on meds and adjusted as situation developed, which made recovery easier. Doc Mihail explained every step to us and took extra time to go over xrays to answer questions.
05/26/2021 My wife had been dealing with a number of issues for about 3 months (general discomfort, lack of appetite, acid reflux, etc). Been to the ER multiple times resulting in a myriad of tests. We could find no relief. Finally, Dr. Sto ordered a lung scan...found a blood clot in her lung. Clot dissolved...what a difference. Hopefully the clot was the root of the issue...appears so. Thank you Dr. Stojanovski.
I saw Dr. Stojanovski in the ER, he listened to everything I had to say. He was patient even when I was having a hard time explaining. He ran multiple tests to figure out what was wrong. I didn't find the answer that day, but that is not the job of an ER doctor. He made sure I wasn't having an emergency that required admittance to hospital, but gave me the needed prescriptions and referred me to the appropriate doctor for follow up.
Very nice doctor! Listened to my concerns and gave me a proper diagnosis. He prescribed a drug that I was familiar with and made me feel as though he knew my pain. Thank you Dr. Stojanovski!
I would not recommend this doctor. He doesn’t listen and assumes something instead of running a test that the patient requests. He sent me home without running the test I asked for. He needs to listen to the patient who knows if something isn’t right. Very unprofessional I was very disappointed with this dr.
Do not go to this doctor, it’s a waste of time. He doesn’t listen to you at all. You pay all this money for the service with nothing in return.
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