MIchael R. Rich's Online Review Report Card
3.3
Average Star Rating
5
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of MIchael R. Rich's Reviews
Dr. Rich - Still have drainage - like incontinence more at night and early morning and better now during the daytime. Still passing many small white kidney appearing stones and they look more like fish crustacean bones. The Deer Tick Lesion scar tissue is in the shape of a crustacean fish and appears all healed up. The tendon in the ankle area of my Deer Tick Lesion is still fragile so need to wear and ACE wrap on it when walking around. The cherry spots on my toes are sometimes pale and when off my feet look better. I have a couple of toe nails that look like they may peel off and fungal infection below about 4 or five of them. My left hand turns out only and the right hand is fairly straight but my hand writing goes up to the right. Both feet turn out - left to left and right to right. Still have ptosis in the left eye. Right foot is tender under first metatarsal joint and fifth metatarsal arches still nice an high on both feet. I passed the fabric worm all in one months ago in urine
Reviewed On HealthGrades
He sold me $1100 dollars worth (my Medicare co-pay) of useless imaging- including femoral artery cannulation- in trying to sell me a procedure that wasn't even done at his hospital, and giving me a totally false hope. It's even more involved, really- but suffice it to say I was most dissatisfied. He has changed employers since then.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Extremely poor - misread the clinical condition and caused great and unnecessary angst
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