Dr. John A Fracchia, MD

Dr. Fracchia performed a surgical procedure that needed to be done for many years without any pain or complications. I am very happy with his surgical skill. Now he is treating me for bladder cancer and I am confident he will cure me.

A competent but very rude doctor. Very hard to deal with. He makes you, the patient, feel like a fool if you ask him a question.

Doctor care was fine. However, they charged insurance $275 for a scan that took 3 min. and passed the bill on to me due to a high deductible. When I said that you didn't charge me last time so why did I get this bill the 2nd time, they said, thanks for the heads up, I will double the bill. Stay away...

Dr. Fracchia removed my cancerous prostate 25 years ago this week. I am alive without any evidence of disease and enjoy the 'trifecta' (all men will know what I am talking about). I can't thank Dr. F enough. My family and I will always be indebted to him. "Don't ever retire!!!!"

Having read the reviews for Dr. Fracchia, I expected a cold, unapproachable man. That was not the case. Although he does not have a warm personality, I found him to be pleasant, caring, and very gentle in performing a delicate procedure that was entirely without pain, which is not usually the case.

I have been to Dr. Fracchia for about 10 years. He is professional in every way. For urological needs, I recommend him most highly.

I have seen dr fracchia for some time. i've always found him to be very direct and efficient. i can say he's not one to stay having a long conversation with you but if you have a problem like me, he was able to diagnose and quickly plan a solution. thankfully it was not life threatening but definitely a nuisance for my day to day. I have to say though, at times the office feels a little chaotic, and the staff is a bit abrupt making your visit a little less pleasant. i bring a book for that. after a couple of visits, my problem is now under control.

Dr. Fracchia's surgical skill cured my prostate cancer over 15 years ago. He has operated on my wife's kidneys three times and so far she is not on dialysis. We will always be indebted to him even though he is a man of few words.

Some of these comments make me very concerned. He is curt and appears uncaring. Now I wonder if my diagnosis was correct. I hope the man who did have PCa is OK, now.