Maria de Jesus, MD

Dina 

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6 years ago

I like the doctor's personality, but have no faith in her ability to understand an EEG and offer a diagnosis. I had a follow-up appointment 2 months after getting an MRI. When I asked about the MRI, it was then that the doctor realized she never received it. This showed me she didn't do her proper homework before entering the examining room. She diagnosed me with general seizures after the EEG. After pressing for more info, she said (a week later) that I was not having real seizures. ????? 

Anonymous 

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7 years ago

This lady was rude and short sighted. Questioned the diagnosis that was made through an MRI 5 years ago. Did absolutely nothing to correct what is wrong with me, but she had no problem questioning the primary doc who had treated me for over 9 years as well as the MRI results which he used for diagnosis. The money and time I spent with her was a total waste. I would not recommend her. 

Wanda Hoff 

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7 years ago

My mother's primary physician suggested we see Dr. De Jesus to see if my mother had dementia. My mother has had a brain tumor for the last 15 years which causes loss of memory and bad headaches. Dr. De Jesus spent plenty of time with my mom on the first visit, then ordered tests. Since our first visit six months ago, we have determined my mom does not have dementia, and with medicine my mom's memory hasn't gotten and her headaches have greatly improved. 

Cynthia 

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8 years ago

Dr. DeJesus is all that, and a bag of chips in words form only! Nowhere near, and nor close to deed form! The one time visit itself: was a total waste of my time, trust, Investment, expectations, and interest! As well as a waste of tax-payers hard earned money! I wouldn't recommend this doctor, to no other human beings, or patients! That's for Sure, and on the Real! 

Anonymous 

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8 years ago

She didn't listen to a word I said. Didn't even attempt to include in me in a treatment plan. Borderline rude. No plans to return. 

Anonymous 

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8 years ago

She was not at all helpful with my father's issues. She diagnosed him with dyskinesia and then prescribed a drug that is known to exaggerate and elevate the dyskinesia symptoms. During his time on that drug, his condition worsened enough that he was hospitalized. Once the drug was out of his system, he functions returned to their prior state but the damage to his strength was done. At the beginning of appointments, she seemed unfamiliar with his case and patient information.