David Wild's Online Review Report Card

The most indifferent "doctor" i have ever seen. The only thing he cares about is how much your insurance would pay . My appointmant was over before i filled up patients form. He asked me few questions and was gone before i ve realisee its over. no follow up calls from his office atfer 2 month. i d suspend licenses from "doctors" like him.

The most indifferent "doctor" i have ever seen. The only thing he cares about is how much your insurance would pay . My appointmant was over before i filled up patients form. He asked me few questions and was gone before i ve realisee its over. no follow up calls from his office atfer 2 month. i d suspend licenses from "doctors" like him.

Receptionist took my ins card,ID & med info. I asked for the paperwork since it was my first time at this office. I was told the girl will fill it out with me when I go in the back. I went in the back & was told to get on the scale, then she attempted to take my B/P with a small cuff on my forearm! I asked for a large cuff & rolled my sleeve up for it to be done properly. She then recorded the readings & asked if I take aspirin, that was the extent of my paperwork. She then did an EKG with my bra on & me sitting up! I asked if she wanted me to remove my bra and lay flat, she said no it’s not necessary. It was the fastest EKG I ever had, she said when the machine works good it’s quick. I didn’t hear or see a print out of the EKG. The Dr came in asked me a few questions listened to my heart & was ready to go. Unconcerned with my B/P 158/103. I asked about my EKG, he said it was good but overall a worthless test. Directed me to the receptionist to schedule a stress test. Unbelievable!

At a recent check up to change medication for AFib due to insurance refusal. Dr. Wild is impatient, seems indifferent, a bit snappy, devoid of a bedside manner, and must hold the record for speed-consultation. Can barely spend 4-5 minutes talking.

Efficient, professional procedures. Lax follow up.

My father had a 2 week hospitalization due to a heart condition. Once discharged we scheduled his post hospitalization appointment. We met with Dr Wild who to my surprise had not reviewed discharge summary, was unaware of his new medications, and asked me to call insurance to find out what blood thinner they covered because he and his staff did not call insurance company to advocate on my fathers current medication Eliquus. As a psychiatric social worker I was surprised by his lack of support or neglect. I have no issues calling Insurance company nor in advocating for my patients and especially my father. What I was most disappointed on was the fact that he had not reviewed my fathers hospitalization and discharge summary prior to seeing him and was asking me what heart medications my father was on. I found that to be neglectful.

Excellent compassionate doctor. Gentle approach, wonderful bedside manor. Terrific office staff, concerned and very helpful. No long waits either.

Excellent bedside manner. Explained my condition in detail and spent a ton of time with me and my family. Great doc!

Very blaze. Not at all caring. Assembly line treatment. Does not return calls. Let’s assistants handle PTINR details. Stay alive. Stay away.

Really saved my life when I was very sick. He explained everything in great detail and had an excellent bedside manor. Made me feel at ease and his office staff was extremely respectful