Dr. John Sealy
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I found this MD to be infantile, dishonest, gossipy, and unconcerned. He gossips about his patients with the other MDs in his office and the building. He would play this game with me by locking the front door to his office and make me call him on his phone to get the door opened. Very childish. Hard to believe this guy is 70 years old. Very UNPROFESSIONAL. He seems to have more personal and emotional problems than his patients. Apparently he is a recovering sex addict. I never did trust this guy. He was always bothering me about money and reimbursement fro the insurance company. I would not recommend him to those with serious problems requiring extended medical attention.
Dr. John Sealy
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This guy pretends that he cares about you, but if he is not getting paid, he pretty much couldn't care less about you. He will NEVER admit when he is wrong or has made a big mistake. His ego is far more important than being a human being who can act like an adult and take responsibility for his actions when he has done something wrong. He will always make excuses and blame the other person. He will never do anything selfless and altruism is non-existant for him. If you make the mistake of trusting him, and then his suggestion does not work out or makes things worse, he will never accept responsibility and apologize. Basically he can convince you to try a program, telling you to give it a try, and be under the care of the program doctor. But if someone in that care facility is abusing you, and you turn to Dr. Sealy for help, since he convinced you to give that program a try, he will say "It's not my problem. Technically you are not my patient. If you're in trouble, that is unfortunate, but it is not my problem." He ONLY cares about you if you are paying him. Suffice to say, I imagine if he was in a parking lot talking to someone, and all of a sudden, a woman walking to her car started to have a seizure, and shake and roll all over the pavement uncontrollably...and the person he was talking to in the parking lot saw this, and alerted him "Dr Sealy! Look! That woman is having a seizure! You're a doctor, go help her!", it is my guess he would give the same response "That woman is not my patient. It's not my problem." This guy is sick.