David Greco's Online Review Report Card
2.8
Average Star Rating
19
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
3
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List of David Greco's Reviews
It is unconscionable to treat patients and families as he does. His wallet matters--not patients. AVOID. Had I not gone to another office....this wouldn't be written today.
This office is a money making machine with little care given to patients who expect respect, returned phone calls, lack of unnecessary testing and competent medical care. People fall through the wide holes in this practice and it is disgusting. Even though I was a patient here once years ago-- I mistakenly brought my parent here. It is a huge practice and doctors tend to just refer patients here. These doctors have no idea what actually goes on as the neurologists treat their colleagues differently than they treat their patients. That is very clear. My patient was completely dismissed and treated like an insignificant being. My calls were NEVER acknowledged let alone returned. Special test results from other doctors were not even looked at despite being hand delivered by me to Dr. Greco. He did not even look at them. It was APPALLING and it is going on each day. Others may not take the time to write but, if I were a patient or caregiver, I would stay clear of this office. Dr. Greco seems to be staring at his computer screen without listening to any concerns or answering any questions. It is as if he is bored by the patient and couldn't care less. When scheduling an appointment with Dr. Greco you will be seeing a nurse or a PA without your consent at times. This is just rude. If I am not being scheduled with a doctor all other offices tell me there are no appointments available and a PA or nurse visit is all you can have. Bear in mind that you are charged for seeing him even when you do not see him. Big Pharma plays a huge role in this office. He is taking loads of money in speaking fees, etc. I have seen full page ads taken out an dads posted by drug manufacturers about Greco speaking for them. Do not be fulled. He is being paid a very substantial amount of money to speak on their behalf and you will be prescribed the drugs he is being paid to prescribe. Complete shame that innocent people waste their time and hard earned money here.
The most thorough and attentive MD I have met on my months long journey to get the proper diagnosis.
Dr. Greco (and ths entire huge office) is taking a lot of kickbacks from Big Pharma. Everyone in the office is fed three times a day by carts of food (provided by pharmaceutical salespeople) coming off the office elevator Grco takes huge sums from pharamceutical companies for speaking, etc and I find it unethical. My appointments were not useful and he could not have seemed more disinterested. Would not recommend him or this office to anyone expecting to be treated like a human being who needs help.
He best MD in the area for treating my MS
I agree with Dr. Greco's attitude of not really seeming to care at all. He is dismissive and I have made appointments with him only to be told I am seeing a PA or a nurse instead. I am charged as if I have actually seen Dr. Greco. I have never had even one of my phone calls returned.
I definitely would revisit Dr. G or refer friends/family to him. He explained the diagnosed clearly, spent a sufficient amount of time with me, asked numerous questions and was very pleasant.
Dr. Greco has never returned any of my telephone calls and did not pay any attention to the information sent to him by another doctor concerning an MRI of a brain injury. This, of course, was very concerning and important to me ( a family member of the patient with the brain injury) not to mention the patient himself. When questioned about his lack of attention to this matter he was dismissive and the whole issue was ignored. At times an appointment is made with Dr. Greco and that is who I think I am seeing. Instead, when I arrive at the appointment, I am told I am seeing PA. A courteous office (or a competent, concerned doctor) would inform you of this. I was billed for an appointment with Greco and never saw him. I had to cancel an appointment for my family member because he was sick with a high fever. The office said 24 hours notice is required to cancel an appointment. I was charged $150.00 for cancelling an appointment due to illness. As a someone who has seen him many times and watched the patterns of his care and behavior, I can tell yiou that this is a doctor who is motivated by money first. The patient, their health and overall wellbeing are not his primary concern. There are other fine neurologist in this practice. I suggest you see one of them if you want to stay with this particular practice. Dr. Greco will not put you or your loved ones first. he comes first as does his wallet. To me this is not competent, compassionate heath care and there are other choices. Not all doctors are taking money from pharmaceutical companies at the rate Dr. Greco is. His priorities have been clear to me and I have gone to this office for years. Money is key--not the patient. If I didn't care about other patients and their families I would not have gone to the trouble of writing this. I want others to know that phone calls aren't returned and information sent to him from other specialists are ignored. Food for though from a patient who has been there.
I am glad I went to see Dr Greco, he was compassionate, professional, and really addressed my concerns. I also thought the ladies at the front desk were super sweet. Nice atmosphere, and most important is he accurately diagnosed me.
I have seen this doctor many times and have never actually been helped. Phone calls have not been returned and his relationship with pharmaceutical companies is simply disturbing. In one year he made over $60,000 in speaking fees just from ONE pharmaceutical company. This entire office has meals, snacks, gifts, etc delivered by or for pharmaceutical company representatives each day. I know because I have been there so often and watch it all happen. Is this in any way serving the patients who are there for serious illness? Is this helping patients in any way. Yes, being in bed with pharmaceutical companies is helping Dr.Greco financially and the entire staff is well fed on a daily basis--but how are patients benefitting. Being on a very limited income I have sat in that office having had very little to eat all day and I watch as cart after cart of fresh food from nearby restaurants is delivered. I know I sound harsh. I earn every cent I make and going to these doctors for four minutes is very expensive. I will no longer be in Dr. Greco's office due to the "relationship" with these pharmaceutical companies. While you are traveling, speaking for thousands of dollars, receiving free meals for yourself and your entire staff...do you think about what it takes for some of us to pay for your prescriptions. Patients, ideally, come before greed.
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