David L Street's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Street save my life in 1993!!! He came across me at ER in Medford Oregon and diagnosed me with GERD and got me into surgery Bc my stomach was in bad condition, My stomach had a hole in it and my esophagus had been destroyed.I was beyond blessed that he came across me!!

Dr. Street saved my step-fathers live my family will always be grateful 🙏

I went to Dr. Street as a reference from my primary care doctor regarding vascular issues in my legs. I had to do an ultrasound and a long wait in the waiting room before I could even see him. When I finally saw him he asked me about my recent surgery so I explained what it was for, but I didn't how why it was so important to know since I'm having certain vascular issues. He then goes on to say there was nothing he could do for me, without even asking what the issues were, and sent me on my way.What a waste of time!!

We were referred to Dr. Street, he walked into the room, sat down and said (more or less) I don't know what is causing the issue, talk to someone else. Wow, Thanks for nothing.

Dr Street saved my husband’s life and for that I am grateful; he is an excellent surgeon-but he is horribly disrespectful to family and spouses. My husband had a perforated bowel and it was resected. My husband was given an ileostomy; he was hospitalized for 10 days because he was quite sick. When I asked Dr Street direct questions he barely looked my way and basically ignored my questions completely. I assumed it was because he was tired or in a hurry to do his rounds; but then in his office he was the same or even worse. I have many friends who work with Dr Street; they all say he is the best at bowel and colon surgery, but no one likes him because he has no bedside manner. So I give him zero stars/ with five for my husband which averages 2.5 stars!

I had a good experience, with Bariatric y n r surgery, explained surgery well, and it went well 'ive lost 60lbs since Aug 18 was my surgery. Only trouble still having trouble finding what my system can digest or not, but this is my issue my stomach, adventually it will be ok

Dr. Street did a port a cath insertion on me. During the consult my husband and I didn't really know what to think. He stated flat out that the last person he did with my disease, didn't make it. Their carotid ruptured. My husband and I looked at each other and lifted our eyebrows. We did go ahead with it because despite that, he stated mine was a different version of the disease and he felt confident. We sort of appreciated his no nonsense honesty. I've had a lot of doctors blow smoke...so it was almost refreshing. The surgery went great.

Enjoyed my visits with Dr. Street. He is easy to discuss my issues & concerns on my health. Hoping for a long doctor relationship with. Ray L. 9-9-2019.

I had a consult with him about gallstones and gallbladder removal. He walked in, sat down and lounged back against the wall. I asked at one point, if there were nonsurgical options. His response, "suffering". Then when I just stared at him, he went on to explain why the pills were a bad idea. But had to add, "Anyone who has experienced true gallbladder pain usually doesn't want to feel it again." I mean obviously I don't want go experience it again but he made it feel like because I am inclined to not have chunks of me removed, I must not have experienced real pain. He had openings the next day for surgery. I said yes and got in. While you're in preop they send the doctor and the anesthesiologist in to touch base before they take you back. Dr. Street came in, gave me a half hearted handshake, didn't ask how I was or anything, didn't ask if I had any questions, and just wandered back out. Thankfully the anesthesiologist was more thorough and very nice. I suggest any other surgeon.

Dr. Street performed laprascopic surgery on my husband for a double hernia. He repaired what was damaged & showing signs of pending damage - all good. He was direct & to the point, also good. What we didn't care for was he couldn't keep his eyes off my husband's groin during the initial visit or at the hospital. My husband's henia[s] were way above Dr. Street's wandering eyes & focus. Wonder how many other patients have noticed & reported him.