Daniel Feldman's Online Review Report Card

Dr Feldman needs to retire. His practices are outdated. He wrongly diagnosed my son with Autism. Will wait 2-4 hours past appointment time to be seen more times than not. Then he also isn’t very caring at all. Bedside manner doesn’t exist. We found a new pediatrician. Also. This address listed isn’t the correct one. The whole office is still running in the 90s.

The staff was okay that is why I'm giving them one star. I didn't leave the office until 3 hours after my son schedule appointment time. I spent most of my morning sitting around waiting on my son to be seen. I highly don't recommend going here.

I would rate no star if it would allow me to .. This is the wordlst doctor in Georgia. Do not use him. My sister delivered her baby. N 2 days after she came home so 4th day of delivery.. She was back in hospital. Being admitted for staph infection.. !!! Overnight the infection was so bad it eat at her skin and made holes in her stomach. Please dont use this doctor please ...

I do not recommend this Pediatrician. He has no personality is mean with my 3 year old because he was touching the exam table and we had to wait 2 and 1/2 hrs to be seen .Will not be coming back here again. The office staff was nice that's why they are getting 1 star

Very rude, no bedside manner and no respect for other people’s time at all

In reply to the first rating, the child had the strong possibility of a severe illness. The Radiology input clerk was the individual who told the Mother that there was "too high a dose of radiation on a small infant", not the Radiologist. The radiology input clerk would not allow Dr. Feldman to speak to a Radiologist. Because of the possibility of a severe illness or abnormality of her infant's leg, and the mother not allowing appropriate diagnostic studies to be done, appropriate authorities were notified. It should be noted that the amount of radiation of a CT Scan is markedly higher than the X-ray radiation dose of the ordered-rays.

Dr Feldman was filling in for my pediatrician who was on vacation. My 6 week old daughter had swelling in her leg and I made an appointment for him to look at the leg. After a brief examination he told me to take my child to the outpatient portion of the local hospital and have some x-rays done. He wrote on a Rx pad his request to the radiologist of the pictures he wanted taken. The radiologist upon receiving this request advised Dr. Feldman that that was too high of a dose of radiation on a small infant. After much arguing from Dr. Feldman to the radiologist he lowered his number of pictures but was still in the too high range. I then ask the hospital staff if I was allowed to decline the x-rays and was told as the parent I could. I reported back to Dr Feldman that I was going to wait for my pediatrician to return. The next morning I received a phone call from Dr. Feldman that he was going to report me to DFAC. I tried to explain but he refused to listen. I was reported.

My child was sick and I was a "work-in" appointment. Although I had to wait over 30 minutes to be seen, this was understandable. Dr. Feldman took a great deal of time with me and examining my child, although I was a "work-in" appointment. He told me that he will take whatever time is needed, no matter how long, to evaluate my child's medical problem and explain the diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Feldman was courteous and very helpful to me and my child. His diagnosis was accurate and the treatment worked well.

Dr. Feldman has been seeing you daughter since she was born. She has had a lot of issues ranging from allergies, sickness and ADHD. Now being almost 11, I don't know what we would have done without him in the last 11 years. He is great and really cares for her.

He seems to be a good doctor with lots of experience, Unfortunately, he will keep you (and your sick kid, of course!) waiting forever and some before he sees you. I have been there several times and never spent less than 60-80 minutes in the waiting room.