David Saypol, MD

I just want to say thanks again to Doctor Saypol. April 3 marks the 30th anniversary of my prostate surgery. Still going strong!

Dr Saypol is caring and answers all of my questions in easy to understand language

COULDNT ASK FOR A BETTER DOCTOR

Bad doctor and bad clinic

Arrived 20 minutes early for a 3.00 pm appointment. Was still in the waiting room at 4.00 pm. Usual excuses, crisis blah blah blah..,,you’re next blah blah blah. Actually left and will use another urology group. Avoid this doctor at all cost. If I turned up an hour and a half late for the appt you can bet I would not be seen. Bringing down a doctors rating so it affects their financial line is the only way to improve things.

Dr. Saypol has seen me through a particularly challenging time. I knew from the first moment I met him that's he's an excellent doctor, and he's always proved me right. He's also an excellent surgeon and obviously loves the OR and doing surgeries. I've always found him easy to talk to and very compassionate. I've had some really meaningful conversations with him during my office visits. When I've been in the hospital, he's always come around to see me. He may not always call me himself, but he's always in contact with my primary and that's more important. Someone on his staff usually gets back to me. Yes, I've had some frustrations at time. I think it's mainly because it's a very busy practice; perhaps a little too busy. But I've had to work with other urologists in this practice when Dr. Saypol wasn't available, and it's very reassuring to know that they're all excellent doctors. Please don't mistake clinical demeanor for arrogance. Dr. Saypol is anything but. And, I think… it pays to remember just how demanding it is to be a physician today. Patients always think doctors are only in it for the money. For some that might be true. But most doctors put in days that you and I can't imagine. (I work in a related field.) I'm not a big fan of hospital-based doctors (hospitalists), but Dr. Saypol and his colleagues aren't like that. They put in hard days under immense stress. If once in awhile a good doc disappoints you, cut him or her some slack. Some of them do make good money, but they earn it. Physicians have lost all control of healthcare today; they're practically low person on the totem pole, when they should be at the top. That's the problem with healthcare today. No, I'm not a doctor. But I do work in a field closely tied to them. There are lots of bad or mediocre doctors in the U.S. Consider yourself lucky if you have Dr. Saypol as yours.

Good doctor, HORRIBLE OFFICE STAFF!!!!! one doesn't know what the other is doing and they NEVER return phone calls!!!!!! Save yourself a lot of stress and aggravation, see a different doctor only because of the staff, trust this review!!

Very knowlegeable and very caring