Richard Riker's Online Review Report Card
Richard Riker
1.6
Average Star Rating
7
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Richard Riker's Reviews
Terrible bedside manner and communication skills with patients and family members. Completely arrogant and unprofessional. Ask for a new specialist if he is tasked with being your provider.
Went to college well. Is an MD. Recommend if you need to see an MD. He is a boisterously astute doctor.
Cold and incompetent. I recommend you avoid this doctor.
He is HORRIBLE. After my dad's 1st stroke, when we wanted to speak with his doctor, Dr. Riker stormed in—extremely defensive—and rudely said my dad had Alzheimer's (which he had never been diagnosed with. He had just had a frontal lobe stroke.) After the 2nd stroke, he came in and within 30 sec. told us my dad would be in a coma in a few hours and would need breathing tubes but we shouldn't do it, but "he doesn't work for the insurance company." He was wrong on every account. He really sucks.
Dr Riker has shown to be a very poor, negligent doctor in the treatment of my son from 12/2015 to 05/2016. I highly recommend you avoid this doctor.
Dr Riker has shown to be repeatedly unreliable, dishonest and negligent in the treatment of my son at Maine Medical Center. I recommend anyone and everyone to avoid this doctor if at all possible.
Very unprofessional. Dishonest. Poor decision making skills. Poor communication skills. Rarely, if ever, does what he says he is going to do.
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