Dr. Denis A. Boyle, MD
8 ratings since posting on Friday, October 8, 2004
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I took my brother to Dr. Boyle when we moved to Upper Darby. After a few visits my brothers attitude toward life changed. I went into the office today with him to check it out. What I encountered was a rude non caring no compassion so called Doctor who told me My brother and I were making up stories about a piece of tazer lodged in his chest. I had to go home to get the discharge papers because the x-ray report did not back up what we were saying.He stated. I then found out he changed all of his meds that kept him calm, steady and secure. (he had a bad fall-hurt his back) My brother went through years of trying meds to get him right and he was fine til this change. When I stated this to the Doc he simply said "go to a phych" I guess my brother needs a psych now. The change in medicine even though he complained over and over caused him to try suicide. So if you are seeking a Condesending, no careing Doctor who walks out in the middle of a conversation Boyle is your man. - john , posted 04/23/09 |
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I have been going to Dr. Boyle for years and have always had a great experience. He is always attentive when I am talking to him. I have reccommended him to all of my friends and coworkers and they have all thought the same that I do- he's an excellent doctor! - Tina , posted 01/13/09 |
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Best doctor in the area by far. Husband called him at 11PM at night and he responded! At midnight my husband was able to pick up a prescription at a 24 hour CVS and start to get better. Great doctor. Very honest, caring and good sense of humor! - Jennifer , posted 02/01/06 |
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I chose my doctor because he was close to my apartment. The first time I went I thought he was great. Friendly and not too eager to proscribe things I don?t need just to make me feel better. The last time I went, though, I was looking to get a checkup. His assistant came in and set something on his desk. Then he stopped listening to me. Eventually he got up and went out of the room without acknowledging that I was still talking. Then I heard papers fall in the front office as though from the top of a desk in an angry sweep or perhaps just by accident. Then he said, ?I told you never to do that again,? in an angry voice. I was scared and promptly left. If you want a doctor with a good bedside manner that can turn nasty without any warning? this is the guy for you. - Justin , posted 10/08/04 |
