Dr. David Patrick Soha

My wife was immediately unhappy with Dr. Soha. Because she wanted to continue on anti-anxiety medicine (which she manages with great aplomb), he made her feel small, guilty and disrespected. He flatly refused to further her prescription. I was fine with him, until I recently developed a protruding and painful lump in my right breast. It's been a terrible experience, with Dr. Soha refusing to answer most of my patient-portal messages, being condescending and disrespectful when he does answer, and refusing to accept requests that are obviously appropriate. It's my impression he's offended when a patient has their own knowledge of what's needed, and retaliates by refusing what positively should be granted (specifically, referral for surgery to remove the lump and for a simple blood test to see if I have a hormonal imbalance as its cause). Defying my anxiousness for such steps, he instead had his assistant call to schedule me for a time-distant appointment. It feels punitive.