Christine Stanko's Online Review Report Card
Christine Stanko
2.9
Average Star Rating
60
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Christine Stanko's Reviews
NOT helpful for real problems. Will go out of their way to nickel and dime you. Avoid.
Awful. The Physicians Assistant told me I had an area of concern and she needed to shave off some of the mark. She proceeded to cut deeply and explain after that she had to go deeper than anticipated and I’d have a hole the size of a penny. I never signed anything stating she could do that abs was never warned or the risk of scarring. It then got infected and they wouldn’t call in the medication without another office visit. They made me sit in an empty office for 30 mins and was seen by PA again who changed the band aid and called in an antibiotic. 5 mins, bill $184. They’re a huge ripoff and clearly have no clue what they’re doing.
Do NOT go here unless you do not mind ridiculous and unnecessary bills. I went for an annual skin check. During the visit I inquired about a new mole that appeared under my eye. The HCP said let me just pick around at it. She used two q-tips and squeezed it. It turned out it was a black head. I subsequently received $195 bill for “acne surgery”. Apparently just inquiring about the mole granted permission for a $195 squeeze with a q-tip. Unbelievable scam of the insurance company and patients. You should be ashamed!!!
Awful! Lack transparency and only worried about doing procedures to bill your insurance company and you! Two q-tips squeezing an area is defined as facial surgery to the tune of $195. This was done during an annual skin check with no consent to do a procedure. You are left vulnerable to them making up charges. Do not go here!
The policies at this place don't make any sense. I've been a patient for years. I called up to get a refill on a prescription and was told that I couldn't get one without seeing the physician assistant first. That doesn't help for a medication that I need now. If you're looking for a good dermatologist, this is not it. Clearly don't care about the patient.
Made an appt with Dr Stanko but was seen by a PA—first problem—who was completely dismissive of my issue. Said she couldn’t tell what was wrong because my hair was matted (from the blood that was coming from the wound!!), all while her hand was on the door knob to leave. My second opinion confirmed basal cell carcinoma and when I called the office to report this in disgust, the only response was “how could you have gotten an appointment with another doctor so quickly?”
My wife went to Dr. Stanko for a laser blemish treatment years ago, when her office was near to Bryn Mawr Hospital, she told me that Dr. Stanko is kind a COLD person, like UNINTERESTED, ALWAYS IN A RUSH (but she’s not in a rush when she charging in the credit card $$$$) when she diagnosing you, similar comments that other patients are saying in reviews with 1 star. My wife came back last year on September for pimples in her face, then Dr. Stanko came into the room rushing and like she’s tired or
Dr. Stanko is one of the worst doctors I've ever seen. Period. I wish there were enough characters to allow me to explain why.
Not a good experience because of too much rushing. Things take time and they do not give it, but sure do charge a LOT. OVERPRICED for even this affluent area.
Stanco is one of the worst ever. Too busy for the client in front on her, if it is not profitable. Staff is not trained nor do they give correct information Stanco does not offer any options, and her treatment is not good. Very rude office staff and Dr. They degrade women for facial lines. This business is not client centric at all.
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