Dr. Danny Sleeman, MD

Mr Sleeman did surgery on my dad and three weeks later my dad died from internal bleeding. I think that pretty much sums it all up about Mr Sleeman's skills but somehow I feel the need to explain a bit more. I talked to Dr Sleeman right after the surgery and according to him everything went well. After that I only saw him a couple of times during the three weeks my dad was at the hospital (he never made it out of the hospital). The rest of the time he would send a pack of his mo ro nn students (MS) to his bed side to say "oh no worry, no worry, all is Ok, all is Ok" while my dad was getting weaker and weaker because of the internal bleeding. I don't even know if he really operated on my dad or one of his MS did. He either butch hgh ered my dad or he let one of his MS do it, I don't know which one is worse. The former shows a lack of skills, the later a total disregard for human life. Before the surgery my dad wasn't a dying man that couldn't walk or anything like that. He had a very… active life. I am sure they all went back to their lavish lives and two days later they forgot all about the old guy who died because of them. I am sure they had a meeting and all about it and the conclusion was that there was nothing they could have done differently. I am sure in his immense arrogance he would never admit any wrong doing, not even to learn from it. The reality is that my dad was very much alive before Dr Sleeman put his hands on him. He died after Dr Sleeman's surgery and "while in his care", but I am sure he feels he had nothing to do with it. He just cut them up, put them in a hospital room with a bunch of nurses who's great skill is to look at a computer screen and hand out pills, and hope for the best. That is most likely what he has been doing for 37 years and, hey, maybe even 70% - 80% of those people survive the ordeal. For the rest, "oh well, cost of doing business for him" (although he gets paid every penny whether people survive or not so is not really cost of doing business). So that's my review. There will be no Christmas in my house this year thanks to Dr Sleeman and his pack of MS. But you all enjoy your Christmas and all the money you got for ki asd ll aqasd ing this wonderful person and brilliant mind.

I was in medical induced Coma at another hospital dying when my wife contacted Dr.Sleeman .He took over my care, had me removed from coma and had me transferred me to Jackson.Dr, Sleeman brought me back to life

Mr Sleeman did surgery on my dad and three weeks later my dad died from internal bleeding. I think that pretty much sums it all up about Mr Sleeman's skills but somehow I feel the need to explain a bit more. I talked to Dr Sleeman right after the surgery and according to him everything went well. After that I only saw him a couple of times during the three weeks my dad was at the hospital (he never made it out of the hospital). The rest of the time he would send a pack of his mo ro nn students (MS) to his bed side to say "oh no worry, no worry, all is Ok, all is Ok" while my dad was getting weaker and weaker because of the internal bleeding. I don't even know if he really operated on my dad or one of his MS did. He either butch hgh ered my dad or he let one of his MS do it, I don't know which one is worse. The former shows a lack of skills, the later a total disregard for human life. Before the surgery my dad wasn't a dying man that couldn't walk or anything like that. He had a very… active life. I am sure they all went back to their lavish lives and two days later they forgot all about the old guy who died because of them. I am sure they had a meeting and all about it and the conclusion was that there was nothing they could have done differently. I am sure in his immense arrogance he would never admit any wrong doing, not even to learn from it. The reality is that my dad was very much alive before Dr Sleeman put his hands on him. He died after Dr Sleeman's surgery and "while in his care", but I am sure he feels he had nothing to do with it. He just cut them up, put them in a hospital room with a bunch of nurses who's great skill is to look at a computer screen and hand out pills, and hope for the best. That is most likely what he has been doing for 37 years and, hey, maybe even 70% - 80% of those people survive the ordeal. For the rest, "oh well, cost of doing business for him" (although he gets paid every penny whether people survive or not so is not really cost of doing business). So that's my review. There will be no Christmas in my house this year thanks to Dr Sleeman and his pack of MS. But you all enjoy your Christmas and all the money you got for ki asd ll aqasd ing this wonderful person and brilliant mind.

Dr Sleeman diagnosed me with a benign tumor which turned out to be cancer. Now I have to deal with the consequences of not acting sooner about it. I don't think this guy really knows what he is doing. Looks for somebody else

Mi esposo se operó con el doctor suleeman y ha sido la peor experiencia de nuestras vidas, no lo atendió casi ni lo iba a ver y murió de una pérdida de sangre no atendida, nos destrozo la vida a mi hijo y familia. Las pocas veces que fue solo decía todo ok ok ok y no se dio cuenta de la gravedad de mi esposo ni el ni los alumnos que enviaba.pésimo el doctor sleeman como cirujano

Me salvo mi vida

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!

I am a pre-heart transplant patient. It was very difficult to get my physicians to approve a hernia repair surgery for me. Mine is considered a high-risk case. Dr. Sleeman instantly inspired my confidence, and I am now recovering from the surgery. I felt honored and safe to be in the hands of a brilliant, highly-regarded physician. All in all, a very positive experience.

Best surgery experience

Best Dr ever! I had pancreatic surgery last year May 2012 for a benign neuroendocrine Tumor. Everything was great he is an excellent surgeon I have had no issues or complications since the surgery, his staff is great! I highly recommend Dr Sleeman.