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    Milan M. DiGiulio

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    I have FINALLY found a doctor who listens to me. The staff here is wonderful and fun. Thank you Dr…read more Notaro and staff for taking great care of me and listening. I am thankful for your care!!!

    I have a long history with this practice and I was trying to be patient and give benefit of the…read moredoubt but I can't keep excusing the issues. A few years ago they overcharged my insurance for some labs. Then my dr left the practice and I was not notified of her leaving. I went to portal to make an appt and her name wasn't on scheduling tool. Called and she had left 3 months prior. Then I chose a different dr in the practice. She was alright. Always had availability but as soon as she sat down she would set her phone timer so our visit would not go over allotted time. Her phone was right there the whole time between us and it was off putting but I figured it was procedure. Then I made an appt for my older teen son to have his first physical outside of a pediatricians office. I figured it would help him prepare for life as an adult getting physicals. The male dr I chose made us wait 20 mins in waiting room. We heard him discussing the patient before us quite loudly to the staff at the desk in the hall. Lots of details and he was practically shouting and saying he doesn't have time for the next physical which was my son. He was not composed nor did he introduce myself when he walked in. He was still annoyed. He didn't seem like he wanted to be there. I had asked him if he could fill out the sports physical forms that I brought while we were there. That's all he did was complete the sports form, handed them to me and said the visit was done and go get checked out. It was the shortest least examined physical I have ever seen. I told my son we would find him someone else by his next physical which we have in a different practice. Then a few weeks ago I started having a rash on my face. I thought I would start with my primary care first then see if she thought I should go to a dermatologist. I went in to schedule an appt online. Her name wasn't there. Went to website, name not there in staff list. Called them and sure enough, she is no longer working there. I am officially staying away from this practice and so is the rest of my family.

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    I Left With a Punctured Lung and Little Accountability... Please read before you seek care there…read more I underwent what I believed were routine trigger point injections, and what followed was one of the most frightening medical experiences of my life. Immediately after the procedure, I developed symptoms that ultimately led to the diagnosis of a punctured lung (pneumothorax). I required emergency treatment, hospitalization, and placement of a chest tube. I experienced significant pain, difficulty taking deep breaths, missed work, and weeks of recovery from an injury that never should have occurred during what was presented as a relatively straightforward procedure. What has been equally disappointing is how the practice handled the situation afterward. Rather than accepting meaningful responsibility or attempting to make things right, I received what amounted to an apology accompanied by statements that the procedure was performed within the standard of care. Their position was essentially that complications can happen, and therefore no further action was warranted. In my case, I was never informed that a punctured lung was a risk of the trigger point injections I received. Had I understood that risk, I would have asked additional questions before consenting. Patients deserve informed consent that is specific to the procedure actually being performed. While the practice stated they reviewed my case and even identified opportunities to improve their documentation and procedural processes, those acknowledgments have done nothing to address the physical pain, emotional distress, lost income, and disruption this complication caused. Mistakes and complications can occur in medicine. What defines a practice is how it responds when they do. I expected accountability, transparency, and a sincere effort to resolve the situation fairly. Instead, I was left feeling that protecting the practice was more important than caring for the patient who was harmed. I hope future patients never experience what I did, and I hope the practice follows through on whatever changes they identified during their internal review. My experience, however, left me deeply disappointed and without confidence that patients are truly supported when serious complications occur.

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