David Bosshardt's Online Review Report Card
3.4
Average Star Rating
43
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
3
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Accepts Medicare
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List of David Bosshardt's Reviews
He diagnosis my mother with Liver Disease when nobody else knew what was going on with her. She had been going to a doctor in Rossville, and had health problems. I felt Dr. Bosshardt did a good job on running test and finding out what was giving her a problem and it was better to know what was wrong than to keep wondering. I was very grateful to him because I was able to get closer to my mother and spend time with her before she passed away.
He's a good doctor but if you have mental health issues they will not make sure to accomadate you. I was told as soon as I got the hospital I would be giving something help me calm down. They let me sit and have a panic attack in the waiting room and called security on me for it. Then after they took me back the nurse was very rude telling me I had to be quiet cause I was scaring other patients But didn't care how I felt.
Dr Bosshardt changes blood pressure medicine from one extreme to the other. From super high to super low. It made my dad have a heart attach and die. He was doing the same with my sister but I talked her into leaving that Dr. He also makes you wait forever. And I noticed that when we sat in the waiting room to see him, people were constantly calling in and they were telling them it wasn't their appointment date...that it was 3 days later...just so the Dr could get off work early. Dont go to him. He is a crook and shouldn't have a medical license!
U had better lock the door once he finally enters your room or soon as you blink he will say "brb" and venture off into another patients room and a lady come in and say your ready to go.So either hand him a list of things you want to discuss or expect him to tell you to make another appointment (more of ur time and money) to come back and discuss what he should have before he runs off.
I first met Dr. Bosshardt in 1989 when my father was in the hospital. His bedside manner is atrocious! My dad's mind was clear as a tack, hearing everything. The good doctor stood right beside his bed in ICU and said "well, he's going to die and there's nothing to do about it". So much for compassion. Unfortunately, he is now my mother-in-law's doctor. Started treating her for Type 2 diabetes after 2 blood tests, neither of which were high according to everyone at the hospital I spoke with. Started telling her she was going home immediately almost after bypass surgery, although she lives totally alone with nobody to help her. (We live 400 miles away!) I told her she would be dead in 6 months if she stays with him. Have spoken with other patients who have had terrible experiences with him. If you care for a loved one, steer them away from him!!!
One of the best. Have known him for 23 years now.
He is a remarkable man.. His caring nature reminds me of a good friend. He is very knowledgable an digs to find out what is wrong with you. Great man.
Difficult to get an appointment for a sick visit. Difficult to get a call back from the nurse. However, Dr. Bosshardt is an execellent physician and never seems rushed
In 3 visits I never saw the MD-did wee his NP but he did not even say hello. Not sure he was even in the building. Office required several calls to get a presicrption called in correctly to the pharmacy. I am an RN so was aware of the error but what if I was not?! Left this practice
Good doctor. Worth the wait time.
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