Dr. Jay Redan, MD

Had extensive surgery that went well. But his assistant is the one who finished and left my stomach looking like and old mans grouchy face. When going to Dr. Redan, he was approved by my insurance, so you think his assistant would be too, but no. Dr. Assistant Analyer Medina was not and her bill was more than Redans, over $7000. My insurance company did end up paying the full amount than through an audit found they paid her more that the contract. She refuses to return the extra amount and now is being sued by UnitedHealthCare.

Didn’t listen to my complaints. Told me I was to obese and he will not take care of me

Great bedside manner with sense of humor. Hardest working physician I have ever met. Very straight forward and concerned about your condition. I came a long distance to get my surgery done by Dr Redan after other Doctors claimed my condition was to serious and to risky. Thank You Dr Redan for your life saving surgery.

My experience with Dr. Redan was not a good one. I did not self-refer but was referred to him by another doctor who believed I may need surgery to explore and maybe treat escalating symptoms I have been experiencing. He was very condescending to me and my mom. He was patronizing and talked to us like we were stupid when it came to my medical condition, issues and the reason I came to see him. When we tried to discuss things with him, he dismissed everything we said and tried to make us feel stupid for saying them, making sure to point out, "That's why I'm the doctor." He then recommended a blood test which we were told would be given to me free of charge, totally at his cost, out of the goodness of his own heart because he cares so much, which is a whole other issue right there, but when we researched the blood test, it seems it has little to no scientific backing, is not considered valid by multiple major medical centers and experts around the world and its use is recommended against… because doctors who use it are misinterpreting the results leading to wrong treatment of patients. His nurse herself told us all the staff had to do the blood test and she said she came back positive for several things, has since altered her diet and said "I think I'm feeling better now." Not much of a selling point if you ask me and it seems that the staff is maybe even being forced to take it and try to sell its supposed benefits to the patient. He did send over a request for me to have a study done, which I got the feeling was only to shut me up rather than because he believed I really needed it and it would reveal anything, and I may have it done at some point, but it will be through another doctor if I do because I don't want the follow-up for it to be with Dr. Redan who is going to talk down to me and all but call me stupid again. I also didn't like the way we were told Dr. Redan doesn't do in-person follow-up to tests he has you undergo. He does it by phone. What if I miss the call? Does he even make the call or will it be a nurse? And what if I have questions or concerns? I struggled to get answers and be taken seriously in person. I can only imagine how I would be dismissed over the phone. I think Dr. Redan's high opinion of himself was all too evident in his endless displays of himself around the office and the way he spoke to me and my mom. I'm sure he is a talented surgeon, but his bedside manner and concern for patients as human beings and not just dollar signs or another notch on his medical belt need serious improvement. Perhaps if I had been dying or suffering from a life-threatening condition he would have treated me and my mom better and taken me more seriously, but in my opinion, every patient regardless of how serious he perceives their condition to be should be treated with kindness and respect. Apparently Dr. Redan doesn't agree, even when the patient was referred to them by a fellow physician.

Went in for my initial meeting. Things went well with PA and Doctor. They said they could accommodate my schedule. But when I called I was told they only do procedures on Mondays. They told me other wise. Now to find a new doctor. Poor communications. How would you be treated when in the operating room????

Dr.redan is by far the worst surgeon. He had to do two surgeries on me and left me worse then I was before I met him. He couldn't admit that he didn't know what he was doing and I had to seek another surgeon and get a third surgery because of all of his mess ups. My new surgery was a success by a differen surgeon. This surgeon couldn't believe how doctor redan left me! Horrible work and can not admit his faults. Advise strongly to go somewhere else!

Dr. Redan has performed 3 surgeries on me assisted with now retired Dr. Harry Reich. He has wonderful bedside manners and brings much needed adhesion experience to his patients. He truly cares about his patients. I live in NH and travel to him for my adhesion surgeries.

Uses the best technology for surgery! Quick recovery for procedure!

Most pleasant Dr. I have ever met. Very professional and understanding of people. I was waiting in the operating room prep area , the staff informed me that Dr. Redan was running behind because of an emergency. A short time later Dr. Redan himself came put to personally and professionaly apologize. I was amazed and so thankful to have found a Dr. That has care for his patients. And he does it all with a smile , a kind word and a great sense of humor .

I was referred to Dr. Redan by my general physician. I walked in on a Tuesday afternoon 3 days after Christmas. Every appointment was booked, but Dr. Redan still took me because of the concerns that I was having. I've never had a Doctor do that EVER. I was having issues with (what I thought) were hemorrhoids. After being told that they were not (and giving me a few other options as to what it could be), Dr. Redan suggested surgery for me. Fast forward 3 weeks later to the surgery, Dr. Redan met with me as did his staff before that procedure, and he informed me of everything that I was going to experience. Additionally, he addressed all of the questions that my parents asked, and took the time to meet with me immediately after the surgery. His office staff is great with following up on appointments, and I will recommend him to everyone I know. Yes, his humor is a little dry, but he was the first doctor to CORRECTLY diagnose my problems after two Doctors had failed to do so… prior to my visit with Dr. Redan. He's a lifesaver, and I can't thank him enough for everything he did for me.