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Dr. Jay Gottfried
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Gender: Male
Specialty: Neurology
Location: 710 N Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, IL
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This doctor has been sanctioned by the Texas Medical Board..., Jan 4, 2012 This doctor has been sanctioned for negligence, which resulted in the death of a patient. The sanction documents are available to the public. This doctor is not board certified. As such, few if any insurance companies will cover her services. |
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Dr. Wint cured my carpal tunnel and I am glad that I did it..., Dec 19, 2011 I was scared of having carpal tunnel surgery but Dr. WInt did an operation witha very tiny incision and it worked very well. I had a little pain for the day of the surgery but I did not take anything but some Motrin at night |
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No help or care, no followup and a big, unexpected bill. ..., Nov 26, 2011 I was very unhappy with my visit to Dr. Lin. I had a painful ear problem that had been going on for a month, and all she did was look in my ear and say she didn't find anything. No inquires about how long I've had the problem and attempt to investigate the issue. She eventually did a very small procedures that she said might help or might not, and then charged the procedure as ambulatory surgery so that I would have to pay for half the cost instead just an office visit which is covered. Despite the fact that I left in pain, she never followed-up and never even attempted to help figure out what is wrong with me. I'm still in pain. |
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Worst customer service from a Dr.'s office that I have ever witnessed..., Nov 17, 2011 On November 16th, 2011 I wanted to go to Dr. Salas to find out what was causing the pain in my neck and back. When I called the office to schedule an appointment, a woman named Mary Ann picked up. I asked where the address was and she rudely said that it was across the street from the hospital. I didn’t know where the hospital was, and wanted to get the address from her so I could GPS it. She wouldn’t give it to me for some reason. It didn’t bother me at first, but when I told her I would be there in 20 minutes to fill out paper work, she said whatever and hung up the phone on me. I thought it was extremely rude and that maybe I should just find a different doctor. I called back to try and talk to Dr. Salas about the issue, but Marry Ann would not get him for me or give me his email address. I told her I would not schedule an appointment with them if she was going to continue being rude and having poor customer service. Before I could even ask for Dr. Salas’ email address she hung up on me. I really wanted to talk to Dr. Salas and inform him of Mary Ann’s rude behavior, so I went into his office to speak with him. I asked to speak with a supervisor and it ended up being Mary Ann. I told her I was offended by how rude she was and that I would like to speak with Dr. Salas or to give me his email address. She said if I didn’t leave she would call the cops on me. I couldn’t believe it, all I wanted was an email address, but she thought she could call the cops on me so Dr. Salas wouldn’t find out, or receive a complaint about her. I never was rude or used foul language to instigate such a response from her. I guess she has never heard of the internet. I never had the chance to actually meet Dr. Michael Salas, so I can’t review on how he is as a doctor, but after I witnessed who he hired as a supervisor. I am inclined to think that he must not be that good if he can’t hire someone with good customer service. It all starts at the top with a business’ |
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Plan to wait for everything; in the waiting room, or for lab results, or a return call - she'll alwa..., Sep 27, 2011 This is a medial doctor, not a dentist, but getting from the waiting room to the exam room is like pulling teeth. Plan to wait at least an hour. Two-hour waits are not unusual. Once you're in the exam room (another wait) and she finally graces you with her presence, you'll be out in a jiffy. No protracted exam, or time for questions. She'll write your prescription and send you on your way. Need a prescription refilled, or need a return call? You'll be waiting again. "Timely" is not in her vocabulary. Want a doctor who cares enough to listen and respond, and who respects your time? This is not the doctor for you. |
