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abimbola afolabi, 17005 Old Orchard Road, lewes, DE, 19958
Dr. Afolabi is a wonderful dr. She is very concerned with your health and will not give up until she has figured out the problem and takes care of it. she is so knowledgeable in her field and explains constantly as she goes along diagnosing your problem. Her staff is also very good. pleasant and knowledgeable. Both my husband and i have been patients of hers. she was so thorough with my husband that she was able to find cancer that would not have been found that soon if she was not so determined to get to the bottom of the situation. i credit her with helping to save my husbands life. Their couldn't be a better orthopedic doctor for us. We are so fortunate to have her as our doctor.
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Jose R Rey, 1435 w 49 place, Hialeah, FL, 33012
Es doctor de toda mi familia y lo será si dios quiere de mi hija cuando sea adulta en 3 años , es el mejor del ?.
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Zebra Hussain, Wilmington, DE
Inflexible. It's her way or the highway. For the second time in 3 months she's left me without pain meds over a weekend after I asked for another script. I wouldn't treat a dog like that. Going to find another doctor. This one shouldn't be practicing on people.
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DR Butler, 75 Colonia de Salud, Sierra Vista, AZ
one of the best doctors I have had. Explains everything completely, takes time with you, and very caring.
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Manuel De Sol, Cleveland Ave. north, North Fort Myerd, FL
Husband new patient about two months.after 5/6 visits saw pa/rn initially..since request for script w/no help.sunday last husband fell .asked to see doc as pain in chest didn't go away.doc not available.Go to clinic.did. open but no person to assist till noon. Checked on millinium.upset left.now in route to N.Y.blood in stool.millinium has issues.
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Travis Dwywer, various, DE
Dr Travis Dwyer told me he was experienced with a simple ankle procedure. I had a list of questions my Orthopedic doctor had told me to ask. Dr Dwyer said he was experienced with this simple procedure which he was not, in fact he had never did this surgical procedure and was using me to teach himself. This all became apparent post op when my ankle joint was hanging out the side of my leg, my foot up on the side making it difficult to get around. I continued to request him to do xrays to see what the problem was and he would not do them. He did tell me sine they are a teaching facility he was going to teach this procedure. Now if he already had the experience this would of never came up. He has crippled me, destroyed my life and I still may have to have an amputation. I finally went back to the Orthopedic doctor but the damage was so extensive there was nothing he could do he referred me to an expert to try to reconstruct my leg, ankle and foot with plates, rods, screws and grafts. The Orthopedic doctor said the surgery Dwyer did was not what he did and the expert told me no doctor can ever cut through the bone in which Dr Dwyer did this would happen. The Doctors had never seen any surgeon use that surgical technique. What made it worse is instead of Dr Dwyer sending to someone to fix his errors he continued to have me come in 6 months for post op appointments. He knew there were horrible problem he didn't refer me out asap to someone that may of been able to help so the damage was not so extensive. Not only did the ankle bone die but I had dead bones on the foot and the leg bone all because he remained negligent. He was trying to figure out how to hide this negligent mistake which only made the damage worse. Per the infectious disease doctor I would of became sepsis and probably died. the bottom line is he was negligent pre and post op. The state in which I live (DE) has the medical board and recently arrested a doctor for medicare fraud and identity theft of his minor patients. The consumer advocate group noted DE is not know for disciplining like the other States. Attorneys don't want cases unless there are millions being net into their pocket and my leg hasn't been amputated yet therefore the case wasn't worth as much and my statue expired. I had a good salary until he touched me. While I was trying to obtain an attorney I came across one that had a current case and this man had an amputation. A few months ago a lady sent me a message through FB asking if I was the person who posted a previous review on this Doctor, she to has issues from his surgery and is trying to seek medical attention elsewhere to see if it can be corrected. Do not trust this doctor, Do not let this doctor touch you unless you want to gamble with your ability to walk or live. He should be charged with 1st degree assault but all doctors are above the law. If they are charged it has to go through the corrupt medical board first.
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christopher mitchell, 2000 foulk rd, Wilmington, DE
After being left with an umbilical hernia from prostate surgery it was impossible to get in touch with the Dr. The "phone" staff seem to make the medical decisions. The Dr did not need to know about it and all I needed to know was that he doesn't fix his mistakes, keep track of them or refer anyone.
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Joel E. Chodos, 930 Old Harmony Rd. Suite D, Newark, DE
Dr. Chodos is a very thorough doctor who I believe saved my life by finding an adenoma in my duodenum unexpectedly while searching for the source of my discomfort. He takes his time to conduct a detailed interview. If you are kept waiting, you can be sure when it is your turn he will give you his undecided attention. I especially appreciate receiving a copy of his correspondence with my primary care physician summarizing what he did and why, plus his overall impression w/recommendations for my on going care. I highly recommend him. Betty Bowdle, Smyrna, DE
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