Dr. Stephen Allen Siegel, MD

This doctor won't let you have the bloodwork you request. He is 100 pro vaccination and medication. This is not the kind of doctor I was looking for so for me is bad. He dismissed a patient even if she wasn't feeling well.

I left Siegel’s office after being advised there would be a 45-minute wait despite booking an appointment as a new patient 6 weeks in advance. Siegel then hid behind his proxy, Martha Siegel (I assume this is his wife), through whom’s account he sent an email (heaven-forbid the doctor lower himself to something so pedestrian such as writing an email), advising: 1. “Medicine is not a business.” (I assume this means he works for free?) 2. “I suggest that if your schedule is not flexible enough to allow for a delay of 40 minutes that you see another physician.” (Yes, really — for an appointment as a new orient booked 6 weeks in advance.) Do what you will with information.

I left Siegel’s office after being advised there would be a 45-minute wait despite booking an appointment as a new patient 6 weeks in advance. Siegel then hid behind his proxy, Martha Siegel (I assume this is his wife), through whom’s account he sent an email (heaven-forbid the doctor lower himself to something so pedestrian such as writing an email), advising: 1. “Medicine is not a business.” (I assume this means he works for free?) 2. “I suggest that if your schedule is not flexible enough to allow for a delay of 40 minutes that you see another physician.” (Yes, really — for an appointment as a new orient booked 6 weeks in advance.) Do what you will with information.

I left Siegel’s office after being advised there would be a 45-minute wait despite booking an appointment as a new patient 6 weeks in advance. Siegel then hid behind his proxy, Martha Siegel (I assume this is his wife), through whom’s account he sent an email (heaven-forbid the doctor lower himself to something so pedestrian such as writing an email), advising: 1. “Medicine is not a business.” (I assume this means he works for free?) 2. “I suggest that if your schedule is not flexible enough to allow for a delay of 40 minutes that you see another physician.” (Yes, really — for an appointment as a new orient booked 6 weeks in advance.) Do what you will with information.

I left Siegel’s office after being advised there would be a 45-minute wait despite booking an appointment as a new patient 6 weeks in advance. Siegel then hid behind his proxy, Martha Siegel (I assume this is his wife), through whom’s account he sent an email (heaven-forbid the doctor lower himself to something so pedestrian such as writing an email), advising: 1. “Medicine is not a business.” (I assume this means he works for free?) 2. “I suggest that if your schedule is not flexible enough to allow for a delay of 40 minutes that you see another physician.” (Yes, really — for an appointment as a new orient booked 6 weeks in advance.) Do what you will with information.

VERY DEDICATED AND EFFICIENT