Brian Zehnder Md's Online Review Report Card
Brian Zehnder Md
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Average Star Rating
46
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
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List of Brian Zehnder Md's Reviews
Asked for appoint to re-new prescription, clarified when arrived that was requesting annual physical - office did not accommodate - instead scheduled TWO separate appointments and of course, billed for two separate appointments. After going to both appointments, Dr Zehnder has refused to renew script for the year, only renewed for 90 days AND wants ANOTHER visit in 90 days. There are no new issues, health is stable - same as all previous years on this same medication. This is a shameful scam that only serves the purpose of increasing the income of the clinic, not providing a service. Zehnder is a huge disappointment as a physician and an unethical businessman.
Husband and I have gone to Dr. Zehnder for the past 15 years. We have been totally satisfied. The office staff is welcoming and competent. The nursing staff are knowledgeable and always helpful. This is a great medical center! Regarding the negative review . . . It is the INSURANCE companies that require checkups for certain meds every 90 days . . . NOT doctors' offices.
The employees were very friendly! Dr. Zehnder :-) is a friendly and caring doctor!
I like this Dr but he always overbooks I have too wait one hour on the waiting room and then another half I'm the room. I feel like they don't think our time has value I may be looking for a new doctor
He was almost two hours late for our appointment. Then spent the next four minutes pushing antidepressants by minute five stood up and told me he had other patients to see and left the room.
Doctor Zehnder. He is a family care provider for Exodus Healthcare. I made an appointment to see him and while we had to wait for more than an hour, we were patient and understanding. The nurse was amazing, understanding that I had Kara with me and that she was incredibly curious about all things medical. Then in came Dr. Zehnder. He at once mentioned that he was distracted by my daughter. He asked me if I had any family here and wanted to know why I didn't leave her with someone while I came to this appointment. I informed him that her father was living in another town and we had no other family. As I proceeded to tell him about my visit he cut me off numerous times by saying "well, I just don't know you" to which I just kept thinking, if you would stop talking you would! During this time Kara was exploring a lamp that the nurse had told her she could touch. He said he would really prefer that she not touch it so I sat her down but within in a few seconds she was back over there, and as she reached for it he YELLED at her loud enough to echo and shock me and be heard in the waiting room "NO!" and when I looked at him hold my sobbing 3 year old he said "well, she wasn't behaving". Needless to say I left and made it clear to the front office and all the waiting patients that he yelled at my 3 year old and that he made her cry. I received two phone calls from Exodus Healthcare, both apologizing for him, but still defending him by saying he was distracted by her, and honestly? This was one of her good days with her SPD, and she wasn't a bother or a distraction at all. Shame on this man, for making me, who came in for mental health and my daughter feel bad for just being.
I went to him a 2 or 3 times a month for 6 months. I had just moved nearby and I didn't know people or doctors. I had multiple symptoms and it turns out something that is actually easy to diagnose. I had bulging eyes and heart issues too. The condition is confirmed with a blood test, but obvious to a real doctor just by the external symptoms. Dr. Zehnder never figured it out. I finally made an appt. with a cardiologist. The cardiologist, Dr. Zubair, looked at me and immediately diagnosed my condition. Immediately! He said, "Of course we will need to do a blood test to confirm it, but that is what you have. And I will need to send you to an endocrinologist, because this is not my specialty." Not his specialty, but he knew. I was very sick by that time, but in about 3 weeks I was feeling much better getting treatment from a competent doctor. Do not go to Zehnder. Can you say quack? He does not merit even one star. Zero stars!
Dr. Zehnder was extremely pleasant and professional
Dr. Zehnder did an endoscopy on my husband and a few days after the procedure my husband developed difficulty swallowing....he went back to Dr. Zehnder who completely dismissed his concerns and insisted it had nothing to do with the endoscopy that was performed just 2 days earlier. Dr. zehnder also didn't offer any help as to what the problem could be if it were not from the procedure. My husband ended up finding a specialist on his own to go to. On another occasion, Dr. Zehnder again dismissed a concern of my husbands when he asked about a sore on his foot...Dr. Zehnder bent down, felt his foot and then said "yep, you have a sore foot" and walked out!! We will NEVER go back to him! In fact we are no longer going to go back to Exodus Healthcare at all....which I believe he owns and manages!! Do not see this man...he has horrible bedside manner and doesn't care about his patients well fare!
He is thorough and polite. He's a straight-talker and I can rely on him to have same-day appointments daily if I call in the morning. Love his Medical Assitant and the receptionists.
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