Tim Broeseker's Online Review Report Card
2.5
Average Star Rating
8
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Tim Broeseker's Reviews
He lied in a report about what he told my father, who was in kidney failure. He reported that he told my father to go the hospital, but this is a lie. What really happened is this: he asked if my dad had an appointment with a kidney doctor and said my father should see him soon since his levels were elevated. My dad went onto dialysis within a week of his comment. I'm glad my parents didn't take him at his word and sought additional medical advice. I definitely do not recommend.
This is the worst experience with a medical professional I have ever encountered. He did not show any compassion for my mother who was just diagnosed with breast cancer. She was terrified and needed a caring professional to explain the cancer and process in front of her. He not only DID NOT show any compassion, but actually was extremely upset that a different doctor had answered some of our questions that he said he had no right to speak about. He ended up walking out of the room telling us to let him no if we decide to pursue treatment, then added, let me know if you decide not to as well so I can remove you from my books. This man caused emotional trauma that was totally uncalled for. He was more worried about another doctor than his patient We ended up with a second opinion with Dr. Patel and couldn't be more pleased. I have not spoken with anyone that has a positive word to say about there experience with this doctor. I don't understand how he is still practicing.
Dr. Broeseker is a caring and competent doctor. He analyzed my personal situation and took it into consideration while informing me of the pertinent information and his position relevant to ongoing treatment. I would highly recommend him as an oncologist.
I had an appointment April 6th with Dr. Broeseker. He was the most caring and straight forward Dr. He even gave me the option to be treated at a bigger Cancer center. I chose UF Cancer center but I must say I’m thankful to have meet him. He made a call and I was admitted April the 8th.
The most uncaring, non-compassionate doctor I have ever known. Avoid him at all costs. He is only after your money and it is a lot. Someone with his noncaring personality shouldn't be an oncologist or a doctor for that matter. I can assure you his rating was done by himself.
He told me my genetic blood disorder was “cured”. After only seeing me twice. And no, I never received any treatment from him. Even after I explained, my disorder is good for awhile and then goes haywire. Nothing.
Best oncologist ever! I have been a patient for 7 years, currently in remission. Dr. Broeseker takes the time to realistically explain your condition, treatment options and probability of success. He does not recommend unnecessary tests. He is caring and compassionate man. I am alive today because of him.
I can't believe that Dr Boreseker has received any more than 1 star with any of his patients. He is rude, intolerant, and disinterested in his patients. He abandoned my husband in a way not seen by any other professional I have ever dealt with - just to document here also: I have thought about his poor treatment and lack of professional care for a couple of years now before I wrote this... I really wanted to be fair and non-emotional when I wrote it. Please try and find someone else to help you.
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