Spencer Hart's Online Review Report Card
4.7
Average Star Rating
28
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Spencer Hart's Reviews
Going to the doctor is never fun but Dr Hart made me feel extremely comfortable and the entire staff was very professional and efficient
Thanks to Dr. Hart, now Idon't have to take medication anymore
Dr. Hart was very thorough in his explanation of my diagnosis and was a very friendly person. The staff I had contact with were all very kind and helpful.
Dr. Hart was very friendly and payed attention to my concerns. He was very knowledgeable and explained all the details about my situation. He also ordered more tests to make sure that everything was fine. He's an excellent doctor...
All staff were awesome to work with great experience 😊
Dr Heart made me immediately feel at ease. I had been misdiagnosed by another Dr 3 times till I got the referral. We went out of his way to see to it I got what I needed and made a personal call to me at home to confirm the results.
Very short wait time. Thorough examination. Explaining as he went.
Dr Hart examined me, and rendered very good advise. However, the followup after the blood test recommended by him is still pending.
So many issues with this doctor. Here are just a few of my complaints. My dad had his bladder removed and ended up in the hospital for almost 5 weeks. After the initial surgery, my dad ended up having internal bleeding, needing 6 pints of blood, and two surgeries because the surgical team sutured around an artery and the suture tore the artery. When he went to the ER with the internal bleeding, Dr. Hart suggested to wait and see if the body would just absorb the blood. Luckily, the ER doctor pushed for the surgery after my dad's vitals were falling. The next day he was still bleeding, and Dr. Hart wanted to wait once again (without even coming to check on my dad. This was communicated through his PA over the phone). This time the Critical Care Doctor pushed for the second surgery to happen. My dad ended up in the hospital ICU for almost a week and a half, and never saw Dr. Hart. While he was in the hospital, we kept asking his staff when the staples needed to come out and they would say they would check with Dr. Hart and then we would not hear a thing, this sort of thing went on the entire stay. Once home from this situation, a week later he ended up with three raging infections that started from the inside and made their way out the incision in his belly. He spent another week in the hospital without a visit from Dr. Hart and now has a wound vac until August to clear up the infections. A surgery that he should have been well on his way to recovery from, has now wiped him out completely. He has no energy, has lost 20+ pounds and is stuck with a wound vac, a tube to drain an abscess and the urostomy bag. Through all of this, we never felt that Dr. Hart was making our dad a priority. I firmly believe the only reason our dad is still with us is because of the surgeons in the ER and the ICU, I hate to think what might have happened if they listened to Dr. Hart's suggestions. My once strong and positive dad is now weak and frustrated with an extremely long road to recovery ahead of him.
On time appointment, and Dr. Spencer Hart was courteous and professional. He gave me all the options, pros and cons and suggested a way forward. I am very happy with how the conversation went.
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