Zachariah Deyoung's Online Review Report Card
Zachariah Deyoung
2.7
Average Star Rating
59
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Zachariah Deyoung's Reviews
I've Seen Dr. Deyoung for over a year for everything from anxiety to gender affirming care. He's been absolutely wonderful in every interaction!
Not worthy of 1 star. Dismissed several medical concerns which delayed treatment. Arrogant, no compassion. Your life depends on it, go elsewhere.
My wife and I recently switched over to Dr. Deyoung’s practice and we have been very favorably impressed. My wife has had a complicated medical history and Dr. Deyoung has proven very knowledgeable and helpful in laying out a path towards a more appropriate treatment regimen. The staff is also very efficient, helpful and professional.
0 compassion. 0 empathy. 0 care. 0 follow ups for bloodwork. Nurse does NOT return calls. Do yourself a favor and protect your health and go elsewhere.
Unfortunately, 0 is not an option. It took over 2 weeks to receive a call back. Compassion and care that I would expect from a doctor are absolutely 0. Quick to prescribe un-needed medications & abandons his patients when asked for referrals or a second opinion. No bloodwork rechecks, no empathy. If you are thinking about becoming a patient, please go elsewhere. Do yourself a favor & save your ...
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Arrogant and condescending. Unaware of my medical conditions, Suggested treatment that is inappropriate and unwarranted in regard to a longstanding condition which he didn’t know anything about. When questioned about the treatment became aggressive and defensive.
I am a cancer patient and have been treated with drobinal, a synthetic THC ,for nausea, appetite,and ptsd. My oncologist is far away. He initially prescribed the drobinal for years ago, but eventually my local physician was prescribing it, largely for the sake of convenience. My local physician retired, and I needed some refills. I called the medical group and the only Dr. available was Dr. DeYoung. He refused to fill my drobinal. He claimed that a health care grant did not allow him to write the prescription, and spoke disparagingly about my long time physician. I am familiar with federal grants. I asked him what he was talking about as the idea that a federal grant prohibits Drobinal is preposterous. He began to scream at me and tell me that I wouldn’t tell him what prescriptions to write. I then advised him that I wasn’t asking him to write the script, but I would like to know what he was talking about. Again, I have extensive experience in federal grants and I honestly wanted to know where he got the idea he couldn’t write a prescription for Drobinal as it was recommended by my oncologist, had been prescribed by a Dr. from his medical group for roughly three years, and is approved by the FDA. I actually wrote an outline in regard to this issue and offered to let him read it. This resulted in more screaming. As it says in proverbs, a fool screams when questioned. I called my oncologist and had the script filled. I have never been treated with such disrespect. What I found particularly galling was his vicious criticism of my long standing physician. Again, I have extensive experience in these matters and I wanted to know his reasoning regarding the grant. When there is no reason, the fool screams.
Worst doctor ever. Conceded and arrogant! Doesn't care about patients.
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