Dr James Erwin Hollandt

I don't even know where to begin with this one-My provider ended her practice, and I needed to find a new one. At the start I was treated like a junkie, all because I was going to require refills for medication I had been taken for 3 years. I missed work, payed out copays for several visits/tests/follow ups all to be told that he couldn't and wouldn't help me. His "bedside manner" is horrific, it is a wonder to me he still practices medicine. I would wait in the waiting room longer than my time with him. He does not care about patients that require medicinal care for mental health, he literally told me I needed to find a therapist (more money paid out for co-pay and more work missed) and have him write Dr Hollandt a note saying that it was "ok" for me to continue taking the medicine I had been taking for 3 years. Once the Dr's offices started opening back up again after Covid began, I called to make an appt and I was told that he no longer was practicing at that location and I was all… set to see someone brand new who had been told not to continue my medication. I cannot even put to words the physical, mental, and emotional trauma (yes, physical) his lack of care, attention, and compassion brought to me. And my family. Bless his family, bless his patients. This man is a monster.

I can kinda see why people may see him as “standoffish” because he doesn’t have an over friendly personality. Still a decent guy nonetheless and an even better doctor. I have sickle cell and a rather complicated case. But he’s always on top of things, makes sure I have my medications even when traveling. He always makes himself available for me if/when I have a problem. So he’s alright in my book!

this is a review after many visits, in which i have left feeling the same way after each visit. has no manners. erupt. very dismissive with my questions! felt as if i was being judged. won't look you in the eyes but sure does look at the computer to read back trying to remember who i am and my reason for being there! DO NOT RECOMMEND. he should practice on just being kind. he shows NO EMPATHY

Was more interested in staring at the computer than engaging with his patient. He was abrupt and seemed disinterested in answering the questions I posed..Really???.

he looked at his computer, andlenol mostly ignored me.i broke my shoulder and he was kind enough to prescribe ty nol i felt i was in the presence of god.he knew me better than i know myself it must be nice to play god.