James W Findling, MD

Wonderful Doctor! Listened and was very thorough. Felt very comfortable and assured of his ability and integrity. Exudes confidence and intelligence.

We were very pleased with the way everything was handled; from initial greeting to departure.

Dr.Findling is awesome. He genuinely cared about my diagnosis. He made me feel at ease and was extremely thorough. He made me feel like I was talking with my dad. I don't know what the future holds but I'm glad I have him as my endocrinologist!!!!

he's got to b one of the dumbest men on the planet, claims to b able to diagnose cushings, but hasn't diagnosed a case in yrs.. got a six million dollar bonus at st lukes med center that which they pretty much paid him to leave.. i entered his office trying to teach him how to diagnose atypical/subclinical cases of cushings w no tumor showing up on the scan w relatively low petrosals.. he grabbed a handful of mixed nuts put them in his mouth and said you're quite right and scheduled me for a pit surgery in which they resected the tumor.. i in turn went to med school in arizona, and am now a top doc at cedar Sinai in .. and patients r coming to me from around the country who can't get diagnosed.. everyone who comes into my office??????

Most people tend to lighten up, slow down, from becoming wiser as they age no matter what they do or who they are. Likewise, most people who are told they have cancer panic a little and want to know how to get rid of it. This doctor simply didn't care. He scheduled an appt 11 months out after my dx...by which time it grew and caused what I thought was extreme symtoms. I didn't want 2 necks...no voice...and the inability to eat. More than 3 drs had contacted him concerning my health. He had predetermined my issues wasn't serious. He was short, quick, and gone, and his advice was "your pcp can handle this" goodbye and good luck. Good riddance I thought.

My husband and I both thought Dr. Findling was the best doctor either one of us has seen in many years. He was very personable, always professional, and spent all the time we needed with us. He was very concerned with what we wanted and made sure all of our questions were answered. When it came time for a procedure I didn't know if I wanted, he calmly said, it was up to me, that it was only a recommendation. That type of reaction not only comes from a great doctor, but a wonderful human being. Also, the "fellow" that was working with him was extremely good. He was in the room during all of the appointment time, including the procedure. He was thorough with his questions (before Dr. Findling came in), and very calm and reassuring with his demeanor. Finally, we barely ever sat down before we were called prior to each appointment or procedure. There was virtually no waiting time. And, every caregiver was kind and professional. We literally don't have one thing to complain about! … It's been a long time since we've said we actually enjoyed seeing a doctor.

I am shocked at any good review on this man, I am shocked he hasn't told you it's a psych problem or it's all in your head. Arrogant, condescending, and a God of all Gods or so he thinks..Ego thinks he knows it all...my belief on who this Dr. is.

Was rude, condescending, and disrespectful. Barely gave me the time of day. Does not listen

Dr. Findling is a great doctor! We did not know him prior to starting care with him. But because of his thurough, accurate and skilled care, I believe he helped save my husband's life. He spent a great deal of time analizing the situation at hand and took the time to get to know my husband as a patient. He even referred us to a more experienced doctor for neurosurgery because he could recognize the current diagnosis wasnt in line with what he needed. Dr. Findling has impressed me over and over. We never wait long to see him, never feel rushed and he always follows up.

This has to be the most unwelcoming and empathetic doctor I have ever visited. He was cold, very weird in the examination room, very short, did not seem interested in explaining results or educating patients in options. I bumped into a patient in the waiting room who had him too before switching to a different endocrinologist and they did not have anything but negative things to say about their prior experience with him as well.