Daniel Shurman's Online Review Report Card
Daniel Shurman
3.7
Average Star Rating
112
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr Shurman received 68.8% positive feedback, with patients praising his professionalism, knowledge, and effective treatments. However, 31.2% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing dismissive behavior, poor communication, and unprofessional conduct. Overall, the practice is recognized for its expert care yet needs improvement in patient interaction.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Daniel Shurman's Reviews
Precise, professional work with good "bedside manner". Highly recommended.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Very cool but did not really explain what he was doing and why.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Shurman and his staff are highly professional and answer all your questions.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Prompt, efficient, and thorough with excellent supporting assistants.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Dr. Shurman A-1 at what he does, a total professional.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
My experience with Dr. Shurman was brief. His treatment of the Physicians’s Assistant who did an initial exam was totally unprofessional and he even cursed at her. She did nothing wrong. It was awkward and uncomfortable! There was also a nurse in the room who apologized for his behavior once he left the room. I will return to this practice, but ask to see a different doctor.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Had Mohs surgery today. How do I express this? My wife pointed out that the scalpel that was used to shave the hair on my arm preoperative was the same one used to perform the surgery. She's a Healthcare professional and said that was not a good practice. While the Doctor was performing the 1st pass, he called a colleague into my exam room and gave her a "dressing down" of sorts regarding another patients care, which I thought was both strange and unprofessional. (I felt bad for the colleague.) The wait time between pass #1 and #2 seemed excessive today for some reason. Also at the previous 2 surgical procedures I had at this office, I was offered antibiotics, but today I wasn't. Seemed odd. Today's visit just seemed off for some reason, but my wife and I were sort of turned off by it (her more than me). Overall the surgery went well and I don't need a follow-up visit, so I'll have some time to "digest" and evaluate today's office visit further. (I know my wife isn't happy.)
Reviewed On HealthGrades
Aside from having to wait almost 20 minutes beyond my scheduled appointment time, I'm very satisfied with the treatment and care I received...I had a large skin cancer removed from my lower abdomen, and aside from a slight pinch and burning sensation when the local pain killer was injected, it was a painless procedure. Dr. Shurman and his staff are very professional, and know what they're doing.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
very good. Have been using this practice for 10+ years. Today I had a Mohs surgery, the procedure went well and the nurses were great. Made me feel very secure as they had great demeanor and provided all the information in easy to understand details.
Reviewed On HealthGrades
He was rude, dismissive and condescending. Came into the room, looked me over, agreed with the PA’s diagnoses and left. The PA then did the procedure. Almost couldn’t exit the room due to his huge ego. Turns out I need surgery, but I will go elsewhere for that.
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