Stephen A. Siegel's Online Review Report Card
3.8
Average Star Rating
39
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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Im writing this new review for the new yearthe so called doctor refused to prescribe a few simple medical exams to my cousinthe medical exams were needed to check if there was an initial health problemThe health problem was there but he did not have the opportunity to cure himselfthe so called doctor refused to prescribe the basic diagnostic exams that were needed to prevent any health issueHe passed away Because of the negligence of the doctourThis person is what is called a choleinefesh and the government should double check either If he Really studied medicine and Also his IncomeSoon or later the doctour will need a medical exam himself and then hopefully his other doctor will refuse to prescribe him the medical exam neededperhaps his doctor does not want to spent too much for the insurance companies otherwise they will probably fire him...They are scared like chickens
Im writing this new review for the new yearthe so called doctor refused to prescribe a few simple medical exams to my cousinthe medical exams were needed to check if there was an initial health problemThe health problem was there but he did not have the opportunity to cure himselfthe so called doctor refused to prescribe the basic diagnostic exams that were needed to prevent any health issueHe passed away Because of the negligence of the doctourThis person is what is called a choleinefesh and the government should double check either If he Really studied medicine and Also his IncomeSoon or later the doctour will need a medical exam himself and then hopefully his other doctor will refuse to prescribe him the medical exam neededperhaps his doctor does not want to spent too much for the insurance companies otherwise they will probably fire him...They are scared like chickens
This doctor wont let you have the bloodwork you request. He is 100 pro vaccination and medication. This is not the kind of doctor I was looking for so for me is bad. He dismissed a patient even if she wasnt feeling well.
I left Siegel’s office after being advised there would be a 45minute wait despite booking an appointment as a new patient 6 weeks in advance. Siegel then hid behind his proxy Martha Siegel I assume this is his wife through whom’s account he sent an email heavenforbid the doctor lower himself to something so pedestrian such as writing an email advising 1. “Medicine is not a business.” I assume this means he works for free? 2. “I suggest that if your schedule is not flexible enough to allow for a delay of 40 minutes that you see another physician.” Yes really — for an appointment as a new orient booked 6 weeks in advance. Do what you will with information.
I dont understand the above review except to say NYC and of course Brooklyn these days is filled with entitled angry people who dont understand aging medical care and candor. Dr. Siegel is one of those MDs who own their expertise and while he is always very cordial he doesnt get pushed around by those trying to influence his care just because they think they are right about someone. A few times he has stood up to my analysis and even my MD wifes and it was always in my best interest.
After trusting Dr Seigal for many years with my fathers cardiac care we found that in the end he was rude uninterested in my fathers well being and frankly a doctor that doesnt listen to his patients is a lousy doctor
VERY DEDICATED AND EFFICIENT
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