David WILLIS Smith's Online Review Report Card
David WILLIS Smith
3.4
Average Star Rating
23
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
Yes
Medical School
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Graduation Year
1983
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List of David WILLIS Smith's Reviews
The cardiologists at this office run a tight ship. There is little to no wait time. My wife has only had a couple of routine visits here, so I can’t really speak to the quality of services other than that the staff and doctors are friendly and seem to be genuinely concerned with the wellbeing of their patients.
Dr. Smith was extremely rude and insulting to me because I asked questions about care for my husband after a recent heart attack. After a scathing scolding for asking questions before he was ready to answer I had to stare at the floor and squeeze my hands to not cry or loose me temper during the remainder of my husbands visit. I am his care giver and do a thorough conscientious job. My husband was shocked speechless and apologized after the appointment although he had done nothing wrong. Of course I will never accompany my husband into this office again.
I have been a patient of Dr. Smiths for 1 12 years. He became my cardiologist after I became ill and landed at TMH for a few days. There is no one better than Dr. Smith. He knows his business. I would highly recommend him to anyone in need of a cardiologist. My health has improved incredibly under his guidance.
Dr Smith did a heart cath this month that resulted in an internal bleed out, a loss of 3 pints of blood, and BP dropping low to point of being unconscious before anyone would acknowledge I had a severe problem. My daughter and I both kept telling the recovery staff and Dr Smith I had extreme pain in thigh and lower back but they dismissed me as overreactive. After 5 hours of painful deep compressions by staff I passed out.This was 5th heart cath I've had and am thankful vascular surgeon found problem and did emergency surgery to stop bleed. Spent night in ICU. Dr Smith apologized and said I was only patient he had it had happened to.My biggest complaint was no one was acknowledging me. Recovery room nurse was an expert at eye rolling.This was a horrible experience but thankful I lived to tell it.
Dr Smith seemed very unconcerned and uninterested in my symptoms. I am only 24 years old and have a family history of heart problems did not feel any concern or compassion from him. He was with me less than 10 minutes and didnt give me any peace of mind. I will be looking for a different dr.
My first visit to Dr. Smith was met with friendly welcoming staff. I felt as though I was among friends. My exam by Dr. SMITH as how I had hoped for. He was professional friendly patient good listener and promised to gather my medical records from the previous heart doctor and hospital records. He understood my concerns and ordered further test. My second visit for a heart test went very well. Again the staff made me feel relaxed and answered my questions without ignoring me. Thanks
great bad side manor
Routine stress test was supposedly abnormal. I had no symptoms but consented to heart cath. After heart cath this doctor opined that I should stay at the hospital and have bypass surgery in the morning. I checked out and got second opinion from another doc in the same practice. He opined that I absolutely did not need a bypass I consented to angioplasty and thirteen years later I seem to be doing fine.
When asked a direct question about treatment he refused to answer. He said he wasnt going to go there.
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