Dr. David Paul Vogel, MD

He released my dad way before he should have been releases. At time of release the men had full blown Adema and could not even walk. 3 days later had to have ambulance bring him back to ER and then was in hospital for 21 days and now in rehab center. When put back in hospital he had blood infection through his body amongst other huge facts. Now hopefully is back on track to his life again but definitely not through the help of if you want to call him a doctor. But David Vogel. Thank you. First time ever put out a comment and feel so much better. Now to see if I get any feedback.

My opinion, yours may be different. arrogant, smug, preformed decision. The only other choice had a 3 months waiting list! I got in here the next week. Will not be a return patient. Prefer to wait 3 months.

Personally this Dr. is one of the best Dr. I have ever had the experience. He took time to listen and direct me in which way I need to handle my medications and problems. The office staff was wonderful and so very helpful.

He never wants to make appointments if they are needed with other doctors or specialist. Which in all my years of going to the doctor, the doctors office does that. If you have the misfortune of needing another doctor or specialist, he expects you to find them yourself, even if you don't know where to start with this, and for sure don't have the access and knowledge he does or is suppose to have. His speech and mannerisms are very arrogant, and he does not like to be deviated or challenged on what he thinks or states your diagnoses is or isn't. If this occurs, you will be shut down, or told in a flippant way that maybe you should go see another doctor; instead of exploring other options, or even listening to what it is you might have to say or suggest. Nurses don't even like to work with him, and he treats them like he does his patients or worse at times. Why does he want to be a doctor if he thinks everyone is beneath him or less of a person? There are several issues he should put… energy into working on if he wants to be an excellent doctor, a man of integrity and diligence, and a decent human being. I don't think sympathy is what the patients want, more like empathy and compassion. In other words, he should abide by the golden rule. I am nearly positive, he would not want to be treated like he treats his patients and nurses at times.