Andrew Alan Post's Online Review Report Card
Andrew Alan Post
2.7
Average Star Rating
95
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Andrew Alan Post's Reviews
arrogant doctor no bedside manners, no compassion for the patient what so ever. always rushes you out. lucky if you see him for 10 minutes. always complains about insurance not covering items.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Highly recommended! I have been seeing Doc Post since 2008 and he is always a joy to deal with. I truly feel like he cares about my health!
Reviewed On Google
Very unprofessional with zero care. I would never recommend this man to anyone. He is the most rude person I have ever had to talk to in the medical profession.
Reviewed On Google
My mom had a foot ulcer and Dr. Post didn't order labs, didn't prescribe anything (pain meds, antibiotics, etc.), but just said "You better get that fixed or you'll end up in the hospital." He seemed irritated and just wanted to move on to the next patient. Absolutely no compassion or care for new patients. I definitely wouldn't recommend him. We found a new doctor that actually cares about his patients.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
He was in such a hurry to get me out of the office. He decided he knew everything he needed to know from the hospital discharge information. I was there for a "follow up" but he refused to discuss what I was currently experiencing. He was incredibly disrespectful. When I was told I had to return to follow up again in a week I took a friend with me, and once again my questions went unanswered. ...
Reviewed On WebMD
Worst doctor in town.Patients needs seem to not be on his priority list.He is not professional and should be fired as a doctor.Maybe he would be a good veterinarian...What a joke to the medical field!
Reviewed On WebMD
Our whole family left him. He didnt want to listen and didnt want your input. Typical doctor know it all
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Really enjoy Dr. Post because he will tell you exactly the facts & what you need to do. He's good at working with you when you want to work towards good health, as well. If you don't participate, he's going to let you know he's not going to work harder than what you're willing to work for your own health. As long as you are participating in your own healthcare (limitations considered) he will do anything he can to help make your life better.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Post does not care about his patients. If a patient has any kind of medical problems he just refers you to another doctor instead of running test to find out what your problem is. He doesn’t check your thyroid or cholesterol levels regularly to make sure the medications are working. Once a year is all he checks on them. I’ve complained several times to him that I’m on too much medication. I take 4 different cholesterol medication and asked to be taken down to one. He just ignores me. Dr. Post is only there to collect a paycheck he doesn’t care about his patients. When his patients are in the hospital he never checks on them. He never reads your medical records or communicates with the specialist he sends you to. A good doctor will always read their patients medical records to get updates on new diagnosis from specialists. Dr Post is barely in the room with u for 5 minutes even though you have a time slot for 15,30,or 45 minutes. It’s ridiculous that we are charged for the entire time slot. I’m sorry but this Dr needs to go!
Reviewed On Vitals
Talks to me like a person. And I been to 3 other doctors trying to get my testosterone balanced. One said "its low good luck with that" one said the healthy range is between like 150-1,150 you scored 40 so your level is normal" but post got me on the way to a healthy level without having to fight for it.
Reviewed On Google
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