W. Patrick Zeller's Online Review Report Card
W. Patrick Zeller
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Average Star Rating
76
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of W. Patrick Zeller's Reviews
Excellent doctor. Very knowledgeable, and very friendly. Would recommend to anyone.
This is the worst office experience I have ever had in my life. They changed my daughter’s appointment 2 times due to their staffing issues. As a result, my daughter was 8 weeks late from her original appointment time and then a day before we were finally set for our appointment I received a letter in the mail saying they no longer accept our insurance and couldn’t help us out. I hope nobody gets ...
Doctor Zellar has a power of a doctor that no one has ever witnessed. He is genuinely helpful and a compassionate doctor, I would be coming here so often!
Doctor Zellar is a kind and compassionate doctor. He is wonderful with children and has a thorough experience. He is a well trusted doctor
We have had such a great experience with Dr. Zellar! He is great with my son in treating him with growth hormones. He makes sure he relates to the child and speaks to them directly. I'm very impressed with his practice!!
Had a very unpleasant interaction with Dr. Zeller. We were optimistic about our visit, hearing all good things. Our first clue should have been how he greeted us. He asked how it’s been going, making it seem like we were there for a followup. I had to inform him that my daughter was a new patient. Then he treated my 11 y.o. daughter like she wasn’t in the room, calling her “honey” when he did address her (not good, ever). Most significant is that he didn’t listen to the whole picture. Completely ignored the many symptoms she has, saying none of them were caused by hypothyroidism (she has a high TSH and low T4), and ignored my own personal experience with Hashimotos (when it appeared in me 25 years ago, I had all of the symptoms she has - interestingly I was also initially misdiagnosed because my bloodwork was completely normal until much later, after symptoms were even worse). He had no interest in finding out why her labs are abnormal. He said her thyroid was slightly enlarged, but didn’t order an ultrasound to look into it further, which he said is how they test for goiter. When I asked why her labs were abnormal and her thyroid was enlarged, he said it was nonthyroidal. End of story. So...how to we help our daughter to get better? “That’s my diagnosis.” Seriously? We are on the hunt for a better physician and human being, one who will actually care to find out why our daughter is suffering and pay attention to the actual data and symptoms present. Maybe he’s great with other disorders, but don’t bother with him if you suspect Hashimotos.
Absolutely the best. We reccomend him to everyone.
Absolutely the best!
All this dr wants is money. He recently started to charge us more money and treat us poorly. Not a good dr at all, doesn’t even look at you when you speak. Look elsewhere you will be way happier.
My son was recently diagnosed with Type I diabetes. We met Dr. Zimmer in the hospital and she was amazing then our first appointment at the office we met Dr. Zeller. My fears for my child were gone after meeting them. We learned about our new normal and how combining technology and medicine is changing the managemnt of this disease for the better.
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