James David Jansen's Online Review Report Card
James David Jansen
3.2
Average Star Rating
11
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of James David Jansen's Reviews
In and out real quick I was in such bad pain very happy.
Reviewed On Google
Dr Jansen and the team of ladies that helped with my vasectomy did excellent. It's been a week since then and zero issues.
Reviewed On Google
I have had 2 separate operations with Dr Jansen. Both were 100% Flawless with perfect explanations on both occasions. Also have had a few other experiences with him as well over the past 5 years. Dr. Jansen is by far one of the better surgeons in the area. 100% would recommend.
Reviewed On Google
Had my procedure done during the beginning of covid I was in and out of my checkup to schedule. My vasectomy went very smooth in and out no issues a nurse sat with me the entire time to monitor my pain levels I was very pleased withe the entire process.
Reviewed On Google
I had surgery on July 5th. Totally recovered and Dr. Jensen and staff were fantastic. Dr Jensen is the best.
Reviewed On WebMD
Mercy won't let me write a review, so I'm using this site. Feb 14th 2018. Routine Vas. I'm a 43 yr old with 4 kids, zero health issues. Went for vasectomy. Short story: I made at least 4 calls to him and his staff starting at 20 minutes following the procedure. Got the blow off. After 48 hours of excruciating pain during which they suggested I use tylenol and ibuprophen with ice I ended up in the ER. Apparently during the procedure the blood supply to my left testicle was cut off, leading to an emergency orchiectomy (removal). 2 months of recovery and a pile of medical bills. They had 4 chances to take my calls for concern seriously, instead blew me off. Lawyers won't take the case because it's not worth enough to risk the amount it will cost to get through the malpractice suit. My advice: use an actual urologist.
Reviewed On Google
Routine vasectomy lead to emergency amputation. DON'T DO IT. Use an actual Urologist.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
I saw Dr. Jensen for a persistent, chronic painful knot on the back of my head which he said was inflamed skull bone. He said there was nothing he could do and nothing he could recommend. When I expressed my disappointment he said, in an extremely sarcastic tone “Well I can’t remove part of your skull, your brains would fall out!” I have since been told by my doctor and a neurosurgeon that there is no such thing as “inflamed skull bone” as an independent condition. I would never recommend him!
Reviewed On HealthGrades
I saw Dr. Jensen for a persistent, chronic painful knot on the back of my head which he said was inflamed skull bone. He said there was nothing he could do and there was nothing he could recommend. When I expressed my disappointment he said, in an extremely sarcastic tone “Well I can’t remove part of your skull, your brains would fall out!” I have since been told by my doctor and a neurosurgeon that there is no such thing as “inflamed skull bone” as an independent condition. I would definitely not recommend him. I have suffered with this for years believing nothing could be done, but trying to get to the bottom of it now.
Reviewed On Vitals
I came in through the ER. Dr Jansen handled everything with care and compassion. That's very important when you're looking for a doctor.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
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