David Schultz's Online Review Report Card
David Schultz
3.3
Average Star Rating
54
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of David Schultz's Reviews
Over a course of a week and a half, 13 phone voicemails were left concerning my mother who had been a patient for over 10 years. No one ever returned the phone call. Even Home Health care and local hospital left messages that went unanswered. I have canceled her next appointment and am moving her care to another doctor who actually gives a damn
Between my sister, my mother, a home health agency and a hospital they left 13 messages for someone to call them back and not a single phone call was returned. It's extremely unprofessional when the providers and staff do not return calls to a home health agency trying to setup service for someone or to a hospital where the patient has been admitted. In both of these situations they were needing her medical records. Due to this situation the hospital has made arrangements for a different providers office to take over her care.
Better be careful on choosing this doctor to treat you. You can expect the following to happen should you choose this quack of a provider: 1. Failure to treat 2. Failure to properly diagnose 3. False allegations that he puts as facts in a patients chart AFTER just meeting the patient for the VERY FIRST TIME in the ER & only having a brief conversation of no longer than 15 minutes. Not a lot of time to get to know someone & especially under dire circumstances. 4. Unanswered questions 5. Unnecessary tests, procedures. 6. Medications that you have no business being on. him & his staff - they don't like that. 7. Repurcussions for asking questions - after all, he is the doctor & you are just a lowly uneducated patient. How dare you question God himself. 5. In unsafe, life threatening situations. Evidently a few months back, a gentleman called in a bomb threat after being thoroughly upset with the treatment of his office. Hopefully that never happens again.
Dr. Schultz always listens to me carefully and never rushes me. He always has time to see me when I really need his care. He is one of the most knowledgeable, kind family practitioners in the tri-state area. He knows more about medicine and life in general than almost any family doctor you will ever meet.
The keywords to describe Dr. Schultz is knowledgeable and hospitable. In my experience, he knew my ailments quickly and was able to describe them to me so that I could understand. In addition to being extremely well versed in medical matters, he is profusely charismatic and personable. Everytime I see him I think, 'Wow, so that's what southern charm is." I have really been looking for years for a doctor of such caliber. He cares about his patients, and he knows how to help those in need of a doctor. Those two identifiers make him a successful doctor in my eyes. I appreciate him and trust him with any future requirements.
I have been a patient of Dr. David Schultz since his residency. He is friendly, takes time with each patient and explains your medical condition and the medication. Because he has so many patients you may need to see the Physician's assistant if he cannot fit you in the schedule immediately, but if you have concerns after seeing the PA, he is happy to step into the office to see you. I have 100% confidence in this doctor and his staff.
BEWARE OF THIS SO CALLED DOCTOR. Until he showed up at the hospital I had NEVER. seen him, he had NEVER examined me looked at my medical history even met me but he jumped to conclusions. He misdiagnosed me and I could have died. I was admitted to the hospital and several tests were run on me. The drug test came back NEGATIVE for anything that didn't stop him fron accusing me of a drug over dose and trying to commit suicide. I told him NO that was NOT true. I had almost NO magnesium in my lower chamber of my heart that mimicked me being non responsive. That test was run and in my file but he ignored it. He then took me off the Norco I had been taking for years for chronic pain COLD TURKEY. My NP could NOT give me any more Rx's because this incompetent idiot made a snap judgement that wrong. I went to a dr at Cross Point who told me what went on and gave me the paperwork from the hospital to prove the tests results. If you value your life DO NOT trust him. I'm weighing my options now.
David Schultz is an awesome doctor and I thank God that I found him when I was pregnant because he was awesome through my pregnancy and he makes you feel comfortable and he makes you feel like family he respects you and his staff was awesome too and he is really awesome with kids too he really respects them he really makes them feel comfortable too I would really recommend any kids to come see him too with Lindsay R.Morrison too because she is awesome doctor and her staff is too they make you feel like family and they respect you and they make you comfortable and they make you want to come back and they always get you in whenever you need to be seen and they try to get what's going on with your kids problems care of as much as they can they can
Dr Schultz really cares and listens to me, and takes the time to speak with you instead of rushing you out.
Dr. Schultz is the best doctor my family has ever been to. He is compassionate, takes time to listen and smart beyond belief!
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