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stanton l. segal, Frankford-Aria Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
Very Poor professional
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Dianna Feinstone, DO., Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
I have Myastenia Gravis and Dr. Feinstone was very attentive and stayed with me until I was able to go back to my room.
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Zhana Fast, 211 south 9th st, Philadelphia, PA
Poor communication skills, sits with her back to you on the computer the entire visit, instead of both being on the computer and talking to patient, explains nothing. May ask a question then smirk like she doesn’t believe you. Not what I’ve experienced or come to expect from Jefferson
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Renata Milman DPM, 2701 Holme Ave sutie 204, philadelphia, PA
Staff and Doctor Very nice . Also very helpful with everything 5 stars . The took there time to go over meds and shot that I was given . Even the lady that take my information was the best with a smile . Great visit
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keith raskin, 317 east 34 st, new york, NY
Dr. Raskin is the One!! last feb,. my then 14 year-old boy started to have pain in his right wrist, with no obvious injury, and with rest, pain med, he did not get any better but worse. after second mri in july, he was diagnosed with kienbock's disease and was put in cast. we were graciously recommended by our dr. to look for a more experienced surgeon for this condition. so from then and there, my family started a very long, hard and draining journey for a trustworthy surgeon to operate on my son for this rare but serious condition, esp. in a teenager. we covered pretty much all the renowned pediatric orthopedic facility on the east coast, including boston children's hospital, children's hospital of philadelphia, hss in nyc, and met with top pediatric orthopedics. unfortunately, each dr. had his own understanding of the condition and no two came up with the same surgery plan and none sounded even close to being assuring for his own plan. at one point we were told to go back and wait till the condition got worse enough for the very aggressive surgery at the next level. meanwhile my son, a very athletic kid and a competitive baseball player, was wearing the case from elbow down ( from the diagnosis in july till surgery in dec). frustration, exhaustion, desperation, helplessness, financial burden, missing school....all that doesnot even begin to describe what we went through.... untill in nov., right before thanksgiving, i was sitting in front of my computer, having exhausted all resources and feeling desperate, not knowing where to go next, when i got a phone call from dr. raskin's office that changed everything!! in no time, i found myself sitting with my son and dr. raskin in his office, settling down on his least aggressive, most assuring and convincing surgery plan with best postoperative prospect. dr. raskin, is god-sent!! he is very kind, patient, personable, understanding, warm. his office feels like a living room at a friend's house, very relaxing and welcoming. his assistant and staffs are very patient and attentive. above all this, dr. raskin is proved to be and stays as an experienced, top-notch surgeon in his field. in april this year, four months after the surgery, my son was cleared for sports and nowadays, he is pitching and in-fielding for baseball and dunking on basketball court. my family cant never thank dr. raskin enough!! we recommend him highly and without any reservation.
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Dr. James Evans, 909 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA
Dr. Evans did my surgery 8 years ago and he still remembers me when I come in for yearly check-ups. He is a fantastic doctor. Thank you for all you did for me.
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Grey, Hays hospital, Hays, KS
Worst l have every come across no compassion for the patient if you were not depressed when you went in you might be more when you leave under her care if that what you want to call it
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