Dr. Susan K. Delap, MD

Nikki Morrison 

on Google

4 weeks ago

Dr. Delap was my sister's infectious disease dr for the last few years. Unfortunately, my sister passed away on May 9th. I honestly wasn't too suspicious of her until I got my sister's med recs. We were not told a lot of things as it pertains to her health. My sister was in no position to communicate anything to us. In fact, the hospital would call myself or my mom to give consent. We relied heavily on the Dr's to update us. I noticed in the medical records that when my sister was on the 10th floor that Dr. Delap was still m... read more

Patti Cash 

on Google

a year ago

While in the hospital- she makes rounds betw 0230-0330 in the morning. After waking you up, she is then, very rude. She will tell you one thing, then change it. We were told 'that's not my job" like 4x...... No bed side manners at all. Once she wakes you up, you cant go back to bed bc Your so pissed at her attitude 

Rita Roe 

on Google

5 years ago

My husband went to her about 15 years ago because he had leptospirosis from pigs and developed meningitis. She said he did not have chronic lepto., it was like the flu you had it and it was gone. He has had both hips , both knees, elbows, back and two surgeries on his kneck. He needs his shoulder replaced but muscle is too weak. Dr. say his joints are awful. Leptospirosis effects the joints in animals and i think she should be open to more research. 

Kamali Prochazka 

on Google

5 years ago

My primary doctor referred both my husband and I to Dr. Delap due to us each having an ongoing & severe condition that needs to be treated by an infectious disease doctor. Two whole weeks after receiving our records, Dr Delap's office contacted our primary to inform them that we were both denied for new patient appointments. They also argued with our primary's office that they would not be contacting us to inform us & that it was our primary's responsibility to tell us that we were denied. Our primary agreed that their behav... read more