Dr. Matthew Scott Angelelli, MD

Dr. Angelleli genuinely cares about his patients. Dr. A. has an incredible balance of being tough when needed but extremely compassionate. He has a unique ability to sense his patients’ emotions. I highly recommend Dr. A. to everyone. He definitely my favorite physician.

He conducted a virtual evaluation while I was at Sentara Princess Anne Hospital. He was sarcastic and clearly just going through a list. He managed to insult my intelligence while hospital staff was in and out of the room, and had the nerve to tell me that I was "clearly not interested in talking" after being treated terribly.

I saw dr. A two times this year and the first time I saw him he told me I was an “attention seeker” and that I was just looking for attention. He said nothing else and walked out and discharged me even after the person from telehealth said I needed inpatient. I ended up in the ICU later that day because it turned out I was taking a medication I was allergic to. The new hospital I was at told me that Dr. A should have NEVER acted the way he did and should have taken me seriously. This past time I saw him he asked why I was there and I told him, then he left and ended up discharging me. I ended up ODing a few days later despite already asking for help and being let down.

His bedside manner is awkward but is a key to his success I believe. He is very good at "seeing through the mist" and getting to the root of issues. He has been an amazing Dr. for me and a life changer.

Dr. Angelleli helped me during the most difficult period in my life. He is an excellent physician who cares about his patients. He is firm but compassionate.

Awful. He was rude, inappropriate, and actually kind of traumatized me when I had just gotten out of ICU and had nearly died. My fiance witnessed this, too, and we could not believe how cruel and sarcastic he was. Truly. Two years later and I am not sure I have gotten over it. I am surprised he is still in practice.

He "treated" my cousin. Maybe I should say he treated my cousin with a vengeance. She was very vulnerable and he berated her. When told she did not want him to take care of her he asked her, "Why, don't you like me?" I asked him not to see her again. I would NEVER recommend him to ANYONE...not even my worst enemy.

I always had the feeling that Dr. A didn't want to treat me. His aloof demeanor was almost what kept me coming back-like I had to conquer that as well as my own issues. Also when a patient is vulnerable and glad to have someone to talk to he fit the bill.

Not sure if he has a personality disorder, or autism but he does not follow normal social ques and is quite rude in personality. His dismissive nature makes one feel as if mistrust is an automatic issue. Style of introduction was more accusatory interrogation. He has no skills reading facial expressions, or emotion. Seems to make personal, political, religious views apparent when discussing his patient's history ( both medical as well as personal). If he is one of those Drs with no bedside manner and great knowledge... Then this may be a safe avenue for help.

I would not recommend him to anyone. He spent very little time with me and was not supportive of AA or Na.He prescibed drugs and that was all.