Paul Sasser's Online Review Report Card
3.7
Average Star Rating
17
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
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List of Paul Sasser's Reviews
Dr Sasser is a fine doctor.I will be using him for vascular surgery.Great personality.
I found Dr. Paul Sasser extremely caring. He wanted to explain exactly what was going on and how it should be treated. He made sure I understood exactly what he was taking about and asked several times if I had any unanswered questions. I was given as much time as I needed to discuss my situation without feeling rushed. Dr.Sasser seemed very interest in my needs
If I could give this quack 0 stars I would. My mother went to Conway medical center where Dr. Sasser said she needed a life saving surgery because their was in abcess in her abdomen and a tear in her colon. A nurse let her know day before the surgery that he was doing it the next morning and he had in his file he went and spoke with my mother. He never came and told her when the surgery was or that he was doing it. This was after he had told her he could do the surgery but didn't want to. He told us both he'd rather her go to a specialist at Charleston hospital. So I go to the hospital. Had him come in to speak with us because I had questions and so did my mother who was too scared to ask. I voice recorded the entire thing on my cellphone. Everytime I asked him a question he would get loud and said I was the hostile one. He then told my mother if she was questioning him that she could find a new doctor. He said she would die and she would never find a better doctor than him. He was going to cut her open, remove the abcess and give her a "temporary" colostomy bag. We walked right out of that hospital and I drove her to Charleston. When arriving at Charleston they did all of the same tests. They couldn't believe the way that her and I were treated. She had a team of doctors and specialists in gi tell her that she didn't have a tear in her colon and that she did not need surgery or a colostomy bag. They hooked her up to the strongest antibiotics they could and they day she left her abcess had shrank from 7 cm to 1. It is gone now, she is happy and healthy but no thanks to this guy. He should have his medical license stripped.
I had to have a cyst removed in 2018 and Dr. Sasser was very kind and made me feel at ease as he removed it since I didn't have to be put under anesthesia. Hoping to make another appointment this week for another issue.
Today was my third time in Dr Sasser’s office. The first time I had to reschedule after waiting over 45 min past my appointment time and finally approached the desk to request a reschedule. The second time we were one of the first appointments of the day. Now the third appointment we were over an hour before being seen. I listened to him chat with an intern about my husband, through a closed door, giving her the details of his test results (and discuss a television program they both were interested in) He seems to be a personable man but the office appears to need better management. It is my impression the individuals in this office do not value the time of others and are quite surprised when this bothers the patient. I understand that situations arise but should not the office staff communicate that to those checking in? There were so many people waiting to be seen but I did not hear one apology or an offer to reschedule. In the future I will look for another physician that can help us.
went to his office twice because my orthopedic doctor told me he could see the blockages in my legs on an mri. he sent me to dr. sasser and they did some kind of circulatory test on my legs with cuffs like a blood pressure test never saw the doctor that day. went back the second time and he sent in a medical intern to tell me nothing was wrong, still never saw a real doctor.
very disappointing my wife Louise was referred by Little River Medical Dr Guzman she had some vascular test done stating there is a problem in her veins that her blood circulation does not return properly. Dr Paul Sasser MD FACS, 2361 Cypress Cir, Conway, SC 29526 told her the only problem she has is fibromyalgia. He did not examine her nor take any tests. She stated he did not even look her way but made theses medical comments or so called presumptive diagnosis that were from some other doctor's records it appears that is what he is quoting to make his own medical determination? I believe other competent doctors gathers their own result from a patient to make a proper diagnosis. It appears the reviews he receives are from family members not to sure that they are reviews from actual patients and as a good doctor I would expected more competent reviews from more people than posted. I have found that many Doctors/Physician in the south practice unconscious bias.. noun noun: bias 1.1. prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair. Not very cool nor professional I think South Carolina Doctors WoW!!!
Dr. Sasser always made me feel like I was his priority. He and his staff always had me smiling and made my day every visit.
The good part: I got an appointment fairly quickly and the vascular surgery resulted in an 80% improvement in my leg and a better quality of life as he promised. The bad part: after fasting for 12 hours before my surgery he kept me waiting for an additional 4 hours beyond the scheduled surgery time because he had errands & he neglected to check on me before I was discharged. He told me that I would recover in a week but didn't mention that my severed sephranous vein would take months to heal.
RUN! Run the other direction. He is a liar and doesn’t look out for his patient when it comes down to it. His ego is more important. He is not the best. And when it comes to your family....KEEP LOOKING! The nurses do the best they can but ultimately hands are tied
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