Dr. Alexander Sasha Yevzlin, MD

He was the dialysis doctor that saw me while I was in the hospital. He saw me once for less than 30 seconds to essentially ask me how I was. He didn’t listen to what I said then rushed away before I could finish answering. My dialysis was done wrong because he didn’t ask me or listen when I tried to tell him how to do it. To top it off, my insurance statement shows that he saw me twice which he most certainly did not. Not up to par by any standard.

He was more interested in signing me up for a study than actually listening about what’s wrong. He did a procedure on me that left me in a lot of pain and after I went back to dialysis my fistula did not work any better. I have to get another procedure done now. Will ask my doctor to send me somewhere else.

He seemed a bit eccentric at first, but I warmed to him considerably when I realized he's really been looking out for me, significantly more than nearly all my other doctors since I've been an outpatient.