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Dr. Louis Asaro
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Gender: Male
Specialty: Emergency Medicine
Location: 210 E University Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21218
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The polar opposite of what a doctor should be - avoid at all costs..., Apr 17, 2011 He was patronizing and cruel to me as a patient and to his medical student and staff. He is the polar opposite of what a doctor should be. He has little if any respect for his patients (or anyone I observed him interact with for that matter) as human beings and has a major chip on his shoulder.
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Review all records on his doctor, I am not the only victim...., Mar 1, 2012 Nazario has no bedside manners. I waited 12 wks. W/serious health issues expressed the urgency and got a cancellation call at 4:56pm the day before my apt. certainly, calling to cancel my appointment the day before had to b a mistake. I went at 8:30am on my appointment (9am). 10 minutes later after check in a clerk comes out to tell me that my appointment was canceled. I'd already changed meetings, took morning off work & I was in urgent need to see her, was she aware? Yes she was. Office Mngr.realized time was slotted I said I was not expecting her to have a diagnosis at first glance, but that she needed to hear my symptoms & I would come back some other time. He had no argument.30 minutes later came back she said no -re-schedule. Total lack of humanity. No even face to face-on a scheduled appointment paper won’t tell a diagnosis. Nurses search for records after the patient signs a release. I was glad to do the legwork and wasted 12 weeks zero regard to my health and to my time |
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3 months 4 appt.- brought actual MRI, but not enough..., Feb 23, 2012 After waiting for over 3 months for my appointment, I arrived carrying all the necessary MRI's (which all my other doctor's said was the preferred method, so they could see & interpret on their own,) she refused to even talk with me until I could present the 'doctor's notes' that went with the MRI's. She was very unpleasant, but 'offered' me the opportunity to 're-schedule' - Not necessary. I didn't want to return to someone who apparently did not trust herself enough to read the MRI's with out seeing what a different doctor had interpreted before her. Not recommended - Not even nice! |
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