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Dr. Matthew Keum
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Gender: Male
Specialty: Pain Management
Location: 36060 Euclid Ave, Willoughby, OH 44094
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does not listen to you. you will be better off going somewhere else...., Jan 20, 2012 Reception is extremely mean and act like its the end of the world if you ask them to do anything. The dr. doesnt listen to you when you tell him anything. He puts his head down and seems like he is somewhere else but in the rooaskm with you. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. Doesnt take the time to listen to your ailements, reception is extremely mean and seems like they do not want to be there, or help you at all. I would rather be in pain, then deal with reception. Go somewhere else. You will be better off somewhere else
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