John L. Stoneham's Online Review Report Card
John L. Stoneham
2.8
Average Star Rating
133
Total Reviews
3
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of John L. Stoneham's Reviews
First, I was asked if I was a doctor because I was questioning the medication that I was going to be going on. And now that I am seeing a different Urologist and needing my records, it’s been nothing but a nightmare
I was a patient for several years and was ok with his curt manner till I developed an issue that was a little puzzling. He kept insisting it was a gyn issue would not listen to me and basically made me feel like a fool. I followed up with my gyn who stated it wasn’t related to a gyn issue. I will never go back to him. He needs to listen to a patient that knows their own body. I know he is the md but I am the keeper of my own health and I know what parts are in distress. Very disappointed in his lack of patience
Was asked to leave because they wouldn't take my credit card to charge me for a mask I forgot. Terrible place, don't go there. Meanwhile he doesn't wear a mask 😂
Dr. Stoneham is an outstanding professional concerned for my situation and was a gentleman. I reached outside the box and went for a second opinion. He informed whoever I decided to go with the door was open for me to return.The Doctors diagnosis of me was exactly what I heard at Sloan. His recommendation for treatment was point on thank you, Dr. Stoneham. My overall synopses is Dr Stoneham is one intelligent doctor I highly recommend.
Dr Stoneham was not willing to allow a patient to have a support person in the room during a biopsy result. Patient had asked for support and Dr. Stoneham, disappointingly, asked the support person to leave during the patients vulnerable time. I was shocked. Never saw a doctor kick a support person out!
Fastest finger in the east. Face to face time in the seconds. Quick to get you to the procedure facility. Seems to think he is in some kind of race.$
The most efficient medical practice I have ever been a patient! I have been a patient for over a decade. I have the utmost confidence in Dr Stoneham's medical care. I find him professional. Caring. Friendly.
Good doctor, to the point but took the time to fully explain my situation. No problem with the staff. I’ll use no other urologist
John Stoneham has terrible bedside manners. He refused to continue to see me because I lost my Medicare card and had to wait a few weeks to get a new one. His exact words were go see another urologist I won’t see see you. My dad went to him once and will never go back to him again he said he was rude to him also. Do yourself a favor and find a different doctor
Reviewing on behalf of my elderly mother. If I could give zero stars I would. My mother needed a urologist to help her manage kidney stones. This man's office was unwilling to provide her with HER ultrasound and x-ray reports, and subsequently adequate time to prepare prior to her visit, so that she could ask well-thought questions face to face. This is a critical component of proper healthcare. Clearly, you have missed this piece of information in your years of practice. Instead of being reasonable with her requests or providing her with appropriate care, he told her that she was the problem. How absurd. He was incapable of managing an 81 year old woman in need of medical care and a caring hand. Patients need sensitivity and understanding while vulnerable. If you're going to be a physician and work with human beings, you really need to work on your bedside manner. My mother is moving on and I warn others to stay clear of John Stoneham. We do not recommend.
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