Jason Boudjouk's Online Review Report Card

Excellent Doctor and really listens. He explains everything and answers all your questions. Really takes the time to go over everything. Clean office and great staff. Experience was a 10 out of 10.

He has spent time and effort trying to help. He is kind and very responsive to my question. I use the patient portal for all my messages and he responds right away! Love my pcp

He listens well, he treated me with insight and respect. I don't wait forever in waiting room.

I found the receptioist to be cold and arrogant, but the rest of the staff was great. The Dr was very knowledgeable, sent me to the appropriate specialists, ordered the correct lab work, and had my diagnosis spot on. I had several conditions, and he treated me very well. I recommend him to everyone.

Dr. Boudjouk always provides me with information that is comprehensive and right on. I am very confident when he evaluates my condition, explains the results of tests and the treatments he recommends for me. I always feel that I have learned something after my appointments with him. He talks to his patients, not at them. And, he listens to his patients and in my case at least spent a lot of time explaining when, 8 years ago, I became his patient after an accident. He told me about the cancer which .showed up during routine tests. He put me in tough with great specialists and he received reports on my treatments from those wonderful doctors. I just think he is a very good doctor. I trust him implicitly. ,

Dr. Boudjouk is very friendly and accommodating. He explains everything as thoroughly as possible in a way that's easy to understand and it helps a lot when you have things you think may be wrong with you. Visits to the doctor are easy and he is easily reachable if you ever need a refill for a prescription. This practice uses the health app which reminds you of appointments, allows you to email your doctor and request subscriptions. Recommend!

Jason is on top of technology, listens to patients and has a passion for their health. He will have a frank discussion with you if needed, but also points out good things. I never feel rushed when I am in a visit, but he always honors the time I have by seeing my at my appointment time.

I am blessed to have Dr. Boudjouk as my primary care physician. He is kind, compassionate, and caring. His manner is professional yet personal, he doesn't rush you during an appointment, and he genuinely cares about the whole person. I went to see him about a rash on my leg. Within 10 minutes he was on the phone with the hospital getting me a bed (I had cellulitis) and within an hour of getting there I had a pic line for my IV antibiotics. He visited me everyday (including weekends) and made sure that I was completely ready to go home while still maintaining the IV antibiotics. He then followed up by phone after my release. If you are looking for a primary care physician and / or internist there is no one better.

I was in Kent Hospital with chest pains having a stent put in my heart two days before. He was covering for my family doctor who was on vacation. He came to visit me in the hospital thre times the same day to check on me; early morning, noon, and late afternoon just before I was discharged. He was helpful, caring and perceptive of my condition. I had a nuclear stress test and I felt much more trusting of my interaction with him than I did with my cardiologist who also visited me at the hospital. I read his reviews and I was surprised at the amount of negativity in the reviews. Genetically some individuals will struggle with weight problems all their life. Perhaps this contributes to some of the negative comments, I don't know. All I can say is my experience with him was excellent in every manner of his performance as a Doctor.

Dr Boudjouk completely misdiagnosed my 92 year old mother. He put her on Lasix because he said she had congestive heart failure. After she came down with bronchitis he said she needed to go on hospice and if she wanted to speed up her demise she could stop taking the Lasix. As a result she would die within two weeks from congestive heart failure. Although that is what she wanted to happen, one month later it still had not happened. She was on morphine 3x day for one month for no reason. When she went to see a cardiologist he said she didn't need to be on Lasix and although she had congestive heart failure she wasn't dying from it. The whole debacle was a huge ordeal which took its toll emotionally and physically. My mother is now more compromised than she already was and I am very unhappy with the doctor's incorrect diagnosis and general apathy. I would never recommend him.