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Dr. Yi Yan Hong (Johnstown, Pa) In two weeks my wife and I have been there 3 times in person and my wife in the phone with him twice and in total of almost 15+ hours. He is very condescending and doesn’t like it when you ask questions. He absolutely loves the sound of his own voice and MUST show off his “articles”. This is my wife’s third in person visit and we still don’t know if he going to help her. Every other doctor we have seen in the past, he holds us accountable for their mistakes or clerical issues. We have gone over three times…three….all her medications and medical history. And when we accidentally forgot something from literally 17years ago…we get scolded like a two year old. On one visit I asked we are here again? Calmly I might add and I was told I wasn’t needed here. My wife asked for me to be present and I still got told I’m not needed like a two year old. He has a very HUGE god complex and dislikes it when patients saying anything other than you agreeing with him. I’m not even getting started on how he treats his assistant. He called her in from another room just to move a pen in a piece of paper he needed that was sitting right in front of him. Not giving away what I do for a living but I study and read peoples behavior as part of my job and I can tell you right now he looks down on women like they’re property and there to serve him. The first three two visits I attended with my wife I got “I respect you. I like you, you good husband.” Today I asked why we are here, and I got told to come back I’m not needed today. When we first arrived…not a hi how are you? Nope….we get a …you going to pay your copay? lol in our first visit, he got real upset and his face read disgust when he asked us if we ever heard of him and we both said no! Buddy you’re not that big a deal. His demeanor is that if he is the greatest thing to mankind since sliced bread. When during our first two visits…he would ask us to read over some material pertaining to previous care and in the middle of it he would take the paper away and grill us about a page that we didn’t even flip to yet. All three visits plus two phone visits have been nothing but us giving medical history and previous medications and then getting really upset when we don’t recall something from years ago. Mind you, he has alll that information already. It’s almost like he is trying to catch you in a lie. One visit I told him we have to leave by 1230 so I can take my wife home so I have to get to work I have to normally leave my house by 1pm so I’m not late….we didn’t leave his office until 1pm and I live 15 minutes from his office. Guess who walked into work just in time? Yeah…this guy. If he was the last doctor around to treat a life sustaining issue that I personally have….don't treat me, I’ll take my chances. If you do decide to go to him be mindful and careful with your answers…his ego is very fragile. You damage his ego and you probably won’t get help. 1

The staff of Dr Edward Obedian of Radiation Oncology are very professional and helpful to the fullest.They are very empathetic to your situation and go out of their way to help you with any guidance or assistance.They make you feel comfortable during a very stressful time.

My original orthopedic said no work. Workers' comp sent me to Dr. Lurie, Metairie, LA, for a 2nd opinion. After three weeks, he hadn't reviewed my MRI or notes and had no idea who I was or why I was there. I had to tell him about the time that injury happened that led me to him. The exam was painful. He cleared me for full-duty work despite my ACL tear. Meanwhile, I'm concerned about consistency in care across different patients. If I could give zero stars, I would.

Awfully unprofessional, unacceptably rude behaviour of Dr Nullman -gastroenterologist. Dr Nullman (16855 NE 2nd Ave North Miami Beach , FL) is extremely unprofessional, arrogant and inattentive to the patient’s health. He refuses to answer the questions and to explain and address patients health issues. At the appointment in April when I asked him a question to explain my health problem he said that I need to use Chat GPT. Today, I asked him to make comments on my CTscan he said that I need to change gastroenterologist, refused to issue a prescription to MRI per CTscan doctor’s recommendation. He has no respect to the patients, limits appointment time to the minimum, doesn’t ask questions, interrupted if I wanted to explain my symptoms, shows no interest to patients health issues and treats patients as low class. Also, his office is very inefficient and disorganized. Screwed up with my appointment and then blamed me for coming late. They are billing me for 5 months for the appointment on January 16,2026 which I paid at the time of the appointment and provided them with the proof of the receipt a few times. They are still billing me. When I asked them to solve the problem Dr Nullman got angry, screamed at me, left the room and his assistant made a thread to call to police. It’s a “great” example of the doctor who took a Hyppocratic oath. Never again. May 20,2026

I want to express my complete and enduring gratitude to Dr. Peter D. Angevine, his superb medical team, and all the nurses at New York Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital who saw to my care before, during, and after ten hours of spinal reconstruction surgery. If Dr. Angevine were a painter rather than a surgeon, his name would be Rembrandt. His skills are incomparable, but he is far more than a brilliant technician. Without a doubt he is a world class surgeon, but beyond that he is also a good and thoughtful listener, friendly and open minded, and unfailingly honest. His kind and generous spirit allows him to take a holistic approach to his patients, and when you talk with him, you know you are being listened to and heard. The surgery he and his team performed on my behalf was certainly arduous - I think it would be fair to call it heroic - involving ten hours of delicate and difficult work, and the results were entirely favorable. Indeed, they were life changing, and I know that Dr. Angevine would be the first to credit his associates and praise them for their essential role. Everyone was incredibly kind and attentive. The post op nurses were great and did everything they could to hasten my recovery and set me on the road to complete healing. There are so many people to thank - literally dozens - and my head is full of names - Jane, Maureen, Malory, Anna, Escarole, Brianna (who was incredibly patient and saw me through a difficult portion of my recovery) - but I was heavily medicated, less than fully aware, and in the end I wasn’t able to keep track of all the people who cared for me in such a kind fashion. I wish I could name each and every one of them. My life has been changed by Dr. Angevine’s surgery, but I know he would join me in singing the praises of the large team that works with him before, during and after surgery to deliver good and enduring outcomes to his patients. I am one of those patients, and I know how lucky I am. My thanks to one and all.

I had the best experience today getting my diagnostic mammogram today!

Vitals is using some AI photo for many doctors. I’ve seen the same few photos for many different doctors who did not upload a personal photo. They are forcing doctors to claim their own profile and upload their own photo in order to replace the AI photo.

Once was a decent site to research doctors, and now, like heathgrades, it does not show any other patient reviews lower than five stars. The doctor I viewed had 12 reviews, 4 were shown and those were 5 stars. Worthless site.