Dr. Feliciano Robert Dolor

Dr. Dolor was our family doctor for years and he was an awesome doctor. True is he was the best doctor our family ever had, one must understand that the body means nothing to a doctor and if you don't want your body touched then stay home because a good doctor doesn't examine his/her patients from across the room but if doctors start doing that we can give thanks to a few humans that don't know how to think on a professional level and therefore cannot write a review from a professional stand-point. One of my saddest days was when Dr. Dolor retired, may God bless him and his family.

Dr. Dolor made me very uncomfortable during my visit. I was there to have an allergic reaction checked out, and because I don't yet have a primary physician, I chose a medical office near work. The first thing that bothered me was the way he checked my breathing. I am a large chested woman, and I have never had a doctor try to hear my heartbeat through the very fleshy part of my breasts (through my bra). He did this to both sides, and it struck me as odd. Then as I am still sitting in my gown, he examines the rash. To do this, he used his hands to go over my bare upper thigh. Then, after he did that in what I felt was a too-familiar manner, he left his hand there on my thigh as he spoke to me. My rash was clearly visible and probably did not require touching. Then he again his brushed his hand back and forth over my thigh as he explained his diagnosis. It felt very inappopriate, but so on the borderline of what could be explained away, I didn't know what to do or say. Also,… at his age, he could be considered grandfatherly, but I didn't feel that this doctor I had never met before should behave in such an almost affectionate manner. It wasn't until I found a coworker that had visited him once and shared a similar situation of feeling almost molested that I felt that I should look for a way to mention this to other women.

This man has misdiagnosed me twice, and I finally gave up and switched doctors. He might be fine for a cold, but if it's anything serious go elsewhere.