Puopolo Md Pc

Dr Shaffer NPC is a fantastic Dr, he is attentive to my concerns he gives great advice on attentive solutions not just medication but hands on physical therapy, getting ones core muscles strengthen aquatic physical therapy were im doing therapy in the swimming pool. Dr Shaffer gives awesome referrals and suggestions for my primary care physician education as well. Synovation medical group The staff is welcoming friendly and very flexible when scheduling patients future appointments. I give Synovation medical group 10, stars across the board, as well as there answering services which is very attentive to rescheduling appointments that patients have to reschedule do to medical issues. It's very gratifying knowing my pain management team has my best care I there hands. I must give Dr Leshin a very very special acknowledgement he so caring for his patients when I was in pain from the injections he stopped immediately and referred me to anesthesia and it went well, Dr Leshin cracked jokes with me and complimented me on my fashion dress attire that I have respect for my for my drs appointments.

I have been a patient since the age of 33 I am now 41. I absolutely LOVE DR LESHIN. He has always been attentive. He took my health seriously. He took time before doing invasive treatments. And I've always felt heard. I give this a 4 only because one of his new assistant doctor, Orena. She has been a headache. My father and I are her patient due to them losing a doctor. She may very well be a good enough doctor, but she is young and hasn't enough emotional control to be dealing with insurance and patients on controlled substances. I had a test come back positive for alcohol once, and I told her it had to be a false positive. Long story short the lab couldn't prove it wasn't, I NEVER had a dirty test the 7 or so years Id been there. She didn't even give the benefit of doubt and treated me as such. My father was to get his meds Jan of 2026. It took until March of 2026 to get them all because she wouldn't fill out the prior authorization form correctly. He ended up with an alternative medication which does not work and I will have to fight her and her assistant Wendy again just to get his meds. She changed his pharmacy, as if that would not require a prior authorization and long behold they called me with the same issue. She has been a headache. I sat on a 3 way call with her and my fathers insurance (I connected them) and heard her get flustered with simply filling out the form the way they instructed her to. You can not do that with opioid medication. I watched my father, a Vietnam Vet, suffer with withdrawals because this pharmacy we did not choose, deliver his opioid medication late. I'm beyond livid. Once there is another assistant doctor on hand I'm sure the ship will turn. But as of now, good luck.