Daniel Areson's Online Review Report Card
Daniel Areson
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Average Star Rating
4
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
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Accepts Medicare
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Daniel Areson's Reviews
Terrible doctor. Would not listen to me. He was very judgmental and made me cry. He walked away from me and embarrassed me for trying to advocate for myself. He was mean and judgemental. Don’t waste your money or copayment. He was no help at all
Save yourself the referral and the trip in. He immediately threw judgement at my other doctor even though I wasn’t seeing him for that procedure. I tried to explain to him what the problem was and my pain was and he kept focusing on something else. Even after rerouting him to my problem at hand. I tried to show him my disability papers that had information about my problem he refused to look. He told me to go to PT, although I had explained to him I had tried to go many times but I can’t tolerate it right now. Hence why I came to him. I asked him about trigger shots and he made it seem too much for me it would too much to go through my insurance and then have to come back to him. Then he mentioned people “overuse trigger shots”. I find that hard to believe that insurance will allow you to overuse anything. He wrote me a prescription for PT instead as if the conversation we had never happened. I left it at the front desk. He is very dismissive and arrogant, don’t waste your time.
Awful experience. Walked into the room before even meeting me with his diagnosis already. Did not listen. Arrogant.
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