Dr. Dennis Peter Price, MD

I am an immune compromised patient who needed emergency care during the pandemic. I had a TeleMed visit with Dr. Price. Through his questions and skills as a diagnostician, I knew I was receiving the best medical care possible. He placed me on the ideal antibiotic and I know how difficult this is far less in the middle of a pandemic vis TeleMed. He reviewed the care plan with me and also Covid-19. After 24 hours on the medication I noticed symptoms were clearing and this 5 days later and I am looking to a positive recovery. Thank you Dr. Price. And although our meeting was via TeleMed, it felt as personal as if I were in the Er. Keep safe.

I arrived last night (Friday) at Princeton hospital where he was my emergency room doctor. I had came in with a swollen throat and a constant migraine. He had asked me if I had a mono test done, I told him I received one on Wednesday and it came back negative. He shook his head and proceeded to ask my mom, without her even answering he interrupted and said "Looks like mono, were going to run another test. It's most likely mono." I had told him I was hospitalized twice already and both times the doctors thought it was mono, and both times they were wrong. My mother began to explain to him about my medical history and he gave her an attitude and walked out. He came back in saying the tests were not done yet and asked me if I would like to be admitted or go home, I had told him I wasn't sure. He said "Well, okay then." and walked out. He never returned after that, the nurse came back in told me they were admitting me. What upsets me most is, he never touched my neck to feel the… swelling, nor did he even look down my throat. He was unprofessional in my book, rudely interrupting my mother, and he seemed to rely on the medical tests rather than my thoughts. He is one of those doctors that do not listen to their patients.