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Eric K. Diner MD

5.0 (5 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Great office staff, personable demeanor. Dr. Diner provides great care and very open to non-surgical options. An excellent physician.

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0.5 mi•Downtown St. Petersburg

Dr Laryngakis Saved my Life. I started to go to Dr…read moreLaryngakis in 2012 for issues unrelated to prostate cancer. During my exams he started monitoring my PSA. I had records of my PSA from the early 2005, which I gave to the Dr during my first visit. In 2013 my PSA was 1.9; In 2014 my PSA 2.2. Both of these were below the red flag of 4.0. Dr Laryngakis put my PSA score back from 2005 into a modeling system, which indicated that my PSA was elevating too fast. My older brother (9 years older) has a PSA of 8.0 and has had multiple biopsies, all negative. So, I did not pay much attention to Dr Laryngakis warning. In 2015 my PSA was 2.9, Dr Laryngakis was concerned, I was not. He pushed me to get a blood test that would help tell if I had cancer. It came back that I had a 56% chance of having cancer. I was still totally unconcerned but accepted to have the biopsy, to frankly get him off my back. Well, he was correct; I had prostate cancer with a gleason score of 7. At age 56, with a gleason score of 7, I was facing a scary situation. I had Robotic Prostatectomy 6 weeks after my diagnosis. The surgery went well. I was back at work 3 weeks after the operation. At six months everything was back to normal. It is now 4 years since my surgery and I have never needed radiation or additional treatments. Dr Laryngakis went beyond what I expected from a health professional. If he would not have caught the cancer so early, my surgery may have not produced such a good outcome. Dr Laryngakis has an angel on his shoulder, or maybe I do. Thank you Doc to you and your team! God Bless.

Diagnosis was fine, the surgical referral failed when the Surgeon, Dr. Shah, bailed out of the…read morepractice. He'd told us on our last visit! DO NO HARM. huh. WE HAVE NO PRESENT RECOURSE.

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I've been around a lot of doctors and Dr. Levine is one of the best. He's attentive, proactive,…read morevery intelligent and extremely responsive. I've been managing a chronic issue for a number of years, and Dr. Levine stays on top of the situation, alerts me to potential issues, leverages his referral network to get me into specialists in a matter of days, not months. Recently I was traveling and had to have emergency surgery and was hospitalized for several days. I alerted Dr. Levine and he was in non stop communication with me. He, more than the doctors and nurses at the hospital, explained what was happening to me and what to expect in the future. He texted me every day, sometimes multiple times in the day, to check on me. He arranged follow up visits for me with specialists when I got home. He made a bad and scary situation manageable. To me, there is no one better to manage your overall health and wellness. I highly recommend him.

Best and most personal experience I've ever had. It's almost like having a concierge Dr./medical…read moreteam. And all the staff take the time to actually get to know you and any problems you have weather chronic or temporary. 10/10 and the price 10/10, the cost would be impossible to beat than at any other medical professional or provider. (4 year long medical patient)

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2.5(2 reviews)
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Dr. Kapadia is a capable and very professional urologist with a good level of experience and…read moreexpertise. He seems to keep up with developments in the field. I had some surgery done by him a few years back and it went successfully. While he seems to have succumbed a bit to the recent fad of the PSA test (with many false positives resulting in a lot of unnecessary procedures, which are good for the doctor's pocket book but not for the patient's health..), he does not insist and accepts a no. Personally, he is a decent guy, and one can have an intelligent conversation with him. The only really negative side of this shop is communication. A simple inquiry about a prescription with the Nurse turns typically into a multi-day ordeal with many calls and left messages to the Nurse, who notoriously does not get back. They do not use email (the reason for that given was so stupid, that I cannot repeat it here...), everything must be faxed (who still has a fax machine these days??). So all in all, not such a great experience, but it seems that most doctors offices are quite behind the times when it comes to customer service and communication. I guess they have you by the balls (literally in this case...;-).

Although he performed the TURP well on my father (competent surgeon), Dr. Kapadia was so certain…read morethat his high PSA was cancer that he "confirmed" it before receiving the negative test results--this after I'd told him about all of the quite high PSAs and negative biopsies in his past. When I asked how to get my father off of the foley catheter after the surgery (since it was a potential focus of infection), he proceeded to give me his medical credentials and said that he would come off of the foley when it was time. No bedside manner whatsoever, arrogant.

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