Rondinella Louis J MD

Still in pain 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Poor - painful exam and doesn’t care. Doesn’t listen, explain or let one ask questions. Seems irritated and upset at all times. Prescribed medicine without asking medical history. Feel sorry for the office staff. Hey, but look on the bright side - you can get an appointment! Worse doctor ever! 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Terrible experience. Not the least bit interested in listening to what I had to say about probable cause of my issue which could have given insight into what the issue might have been. Asked what could be underlying problem or cause but had nothing to say except to get a test which would provide some answers but again, no info on what could have been problem. Also asked what if test had good or bad results, what could then be the problem but had nothing to add. 

Deborah Bruceharry jr 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

I am highly disgusted with the treatment my mother had received with this dr. He was very abrupt and didn’t engage with the least amount of concern. My mother is a 76 year old woman (a very young 76) she experienced sudden accute Loss of hearing in one ear and was very concerned as we all are. He dismissed her very rudely and told her to go get a hearing test and come back in a month!!! Didn’t give here a recommendation for somewhere. Just basically wroteher Off! Rotten,uncaring,stay away! 

J Hoang 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

I had seen this doctor for my vertigo, waiting at office for 30 minutes then going to the exam room for five minutes that's all he's spent time with me, I have it's call thyroid nodule but he didn't even exam my neck I had to piont it out for him then he give me a slip for ultrasound so after I had ultrasound came back to see him the he said nothing to worry, I didn't happy with the answer went to Philadelphia out there they found out I have to do surgery. he is a bad Doctor in town 

Louise 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

Dr. Rondinella saw me without an appointment after I learned my long-time ENT had retired. I tried calling several physicians and the earliest anyone could see me was four days away. One couldn't schedule me for another month. This is unacceptable when a person is in pain. I know it was highly unusual, but I walked into the office and asked if I could be seen. Without hesitation, his office manager agreed, even though he had an office full of patients. This is how doctors used to be - caring.