Statland Medical Group's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Sokol, aside from a couple of his personality quirks, is the best doctor I have seen so far regarding my unresolved condition. The man has a memory like an elephant and can tell you verbatim what was said/done at the last appointment. He is willing to push for labs that aren't customary, and has a sub-speciality in pharmacology so he is a whiz with setting you up on the right meds.

I would not recommend Dr Sokol to anyone. He was rude and unprofessional. I went for my yearly check up to get the prescription I needed only to leave empty-handed with a lecture on how fat I was and the year before when I went I was told I had a crooked haircut. I'm done. I've tried for a week to get a hold of his office no one will call me back my pharmacist has tried and they can't get anybody to call them back either.

Horrible, practice. Doctors are ok to good, but administration (referral nurse) is horrible, and likely to cost you as a patient more out of pocket money plus cost you your health. Avoid this practice.

THIS REVIEW IS NOT ABOUT DR. MICHAEL SOKOL. HE IS WONDERFUL. THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT STATLAND MEDICAL GROUP. I had an appointment today at 2pm with Dr. Sokol. I called Statland Medical Group at 11:30am today to confirm I could come in for the appointment since I have breathing issues and have a medical exemption from wearing a mask. I was told by the woman who answered the phone it was fine and to come in. I arrived, waited to check in, and was immediately accosted (rudely) by the dark haired woman (long hair) at the front desk who told me to put a mask on. I explained I have a medical exemption. She went and got Dr. Sokol's nurse Danielle who also was not very nice, who told me to put on a mask. I pointed out that they have a sign NEXT TO THE FRONT DESK which says you don't have to wear one if you have a medical issue that prevents you from doing so. They did not care and told me to step outside. Danielle then brought out some other tall, grey-haired woman doctor (??...maybe Snavely???) who asked me to follow her down the hall. She was nice in front of all the people waiting to be checked in. As soon as we were away from people she became nasty. Told me to put a mask on or leave, and if I refused she would call the police. I explained I have a medical exemption and asked WHY was I told I COULD come in without a mask by the person I spoke with today, and also asked her WHY there was a sign hanging next to the front desk that also said medical exemptions were allowed. She rudely replied she didn't have time to talk with me about this and I'd better leave immediately or she would call the police. I left. I very very much respect and like Dr. Sokol, but the staff at Statland are among the worst I've ever seen. I wouldn't have minded IF they had told me this morning (before I drove 45 min. to get to the appointment) that I couldn't come without a mask, and IF the witch (Snavely???) had been pleasant. She could have handled this much differently. She owes me an apology. I advise anyone who has a medical exemption regarding masks to stay away from this place. I wish Dr. Sokol would practice medicine somewhere other than Statland. What a freaking joke. I will say that Dr. Sokol called my cell as I was driving away and apologized. He was unaware of the policy change that apparently some stinking administrator made regarding a non-medical-exemption mask policy. So...be aware...Statland will violate your rights (think DISABILITY rights) when it comes to face masks.

I have been seeing Dr. Snavely since I moved here 30 years ago and I absolutely love her! She feels like a friend who cares about my personal well being. About 12 years ago I had to have serious neck surgery and she told me "we are not going to find a doctor to do this surgery we are going to find THE doctor to do this surgery" and we did! She has also been very influential in keeping my weight in check, which isn't easy when you work in Hospitality Industry! Highly recommend her.

Dr. Sokol at first just seems odd. After a few visits, he starts to seem creepy. He is fat-shaming. He makes no attempt to talk to or know anything about the patient. He just talks into a dictation machine and says mean things about you. I have no idea what world he lives in, but it's not going to be anywhere near me.

Dr sokol sent me for a surgery that changed my life. I much better and healthier than i could have ever imagined i would be. Im almost off all medications.