Andrew Dilernia's Online Review Report Card
3.0
Average Star Rating
20
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Andrew Dilernia's Reviews
Dear Mengele would be more helpful. He actually courts his male patients during his consultation with them.
It’s been a while since I’ve had contact with this physician, but other stories continue to roll in as former patients cross our path, not just our story of trauma, abuse, neglect, denial, and cover-up. He’s capable of anything and should be behind bars. I later discovered, by paying out-of-pocket, that after my malpractice, the hospital and my subsequent physicians (who I had to force my way in to see against his orders) stopped reporting the results of my bloodwork and imaging studies. Thanks to this man and his criminal colleagues, I was locked out of medical care in the state of Massachusetts (except in private pay care where labs are done away from their affiliates). It’s an absolute racket. To quote one victim, “Dr. Dilernia is the flower of the American Medical system” (and not in a good way). The state plays a very important role in looking away AND as I can see from other posts here (not just ourselves), they likely provided kickbacks to him for denying referrals. This man needs help. I consider him a criminal at-large in a lawless society for white-collar crime. This man is independently wealthy and lives without consequences (so do most of his colleagues). Beware. I consider this post my moral duty to the public.
Excellent Doctor and Person. Takes His Time With You And Shows Compasion
Just want everyone to know that Dr. Dilernia used to practice in Concord, Massachusetts and totally misdiagnosed my son with asthma when he actually had stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma. Thanks, Dr. Dilernia. Five years later he's still suffering.
I have had him as my primary care doctor for as long as he has been a doctor. He is an amazing individual.
No problems, always on time. The only bad thing I have to say is the nutritionist is not that realistic and could be more creative
It was a waste of our precious time and energy. It took our 90-year-old mother seven wasted office-visits to get an antibiotic from Dr. Dilernia. My mom could not get rid of her walking pneumonia with all these antibiotics that are wrong for her condition. Eventually, a partner found the correct antibiotic (when this doctor was away)! I've never seen this kind of incompetence by an experienced internist.
Dr. Dilernia nearly cost me my life. I spent a week phoning him and describing to him what turned out to be symptoms of a very aggressive lymphoma. He consistently dismissed the possibility that there could be a serious problem. I finally bulled my way into his office and saw his partner, who immediately sent me for a CAT scan. Fortunately, I was treated successfully. After I was diagnosed, I never heard from Dr. Dilernia again - not once. Disgraceful.
Dr. Dilernia and his staff have the courtesy, manners, and style of a doctor's office from 30 years ago, taking the time to understand you as a human being and diagnosing you accordingly.
With the exception of short waits in the office when I arrive, I find Dr DiLernia and the office staff to be very pleasant. I have never had any problems with referals to specialists, with insurance, with referrals to the lab at nearby Emerson. The Doctor is very professional and is not afraid to tell you what he think and what he doesn't know and will refer you to someone who he trusts and may be better equipped to help. Over all very positive for each visit.
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