Dr. Michael Steven Strobbe, DO

Terrible experience. I was admitted to Trinity Medical Center for possible stroke. He stuck his head in once for a few seconds to tell me he ordered an MRI but never came back after 2days (Mon/Tues) Never diagnosed me and I didn't get all of my meds. He never called in 2nd day for my discharge. By Tues night I had to discharge myself. But I give Trinity Medical Center 5 stars.

Great Doctor. Hands down best in the area. Always there when I need him for routine visit or illness.

Dr. Strobbe has been our physician for over 10 years. Recently, my husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer and the care and compassion we received was unparalleled. Thank you for being our physician!

Just don't go to Gulf Coast medical center. They got fired from Northbay hospital because they don't answer their phones after 6 pm. A patient passed away and they would not answer phone. Such laziness un caring Dr''s all have a God complex. Roll eyes Dr Amy Strobbe when asked questions Dr Nick hollers at patients Dr Michael is cruel condescending obnoxious. Just stay far away.

Not go to this practice GCMC all Dr's are awful

Worse doctor yet. He would rather his assistant see you while he is busy elsewhere. I literally walked out of the room and demanded my co pay money back.

I have never met a more condescending Dr. The treatment our family received while at Bayonet Point Hospital was less than adequate by Dr Strobbe. Horrible bedside manner, rude, arrogant and condescending. I would not recommend him . I have never been treated like a low class patient before and certainly won't tolerate it from him. Perhaps he was showing off to the three interns who were making rounds with him, I don't know but It was certainly uncalled for. He also flat out lied to the patient and made up something he said the patient's wife said , which she did not , nothing even close to what he repeated. HORRIBLE , shouldn't even be a Dr. if he cant improve his bedside manner and attitude towards his patients. Belittling a patient is not a requirement . Zero Compassion

I am a senior and have been to many doctors during my life. I have been to doctors who do and do not know what they are doing. To those who get upset due to wait times, lets remember that a good doctor is available for unexpected emergencies and may have to stop seeing patients to deal with the emergency. I have been in the situation and am grateful that I wasn't made to wait. As for those who think he doesn't deal with prescriptions, I had a doctor for ten years who would prescribe medications that I thought I needed and in the end, these medications have reduced the longevity of my life. Everyone should take a look at the amount that doctors are paid. If insured, the insurance company and the doctor agreed to the amount they will accept which is just a fraction of the actual visit. I copay is usually required but this still leave the amount of the doctor is paid to be very small. We cannot resent what the doctor charges as he has spent 15 years going to school, has office… rent, staff salaries & benefits, insurances that put many doctors out of business, etc. A large patient data base is needed to ensure the office can remain in business. This doctor actually gets to know the patient and spends the needed time. Just because we think we deserve more time isn't always a factor. I can't say this about numerous other doctors who see you once or twice and think they knot have to take time with you. When I have an actual issues more time is given. His staff are a different story completely, the staff is rotated so it looks as if we are always seen by different staff. this is done so that all staff has training in all areas. Office staff does not seem to be caring or show any compassion or empathy. Many mistakes are made so it is up to the patient to pay attention and correct this immediately.

Great , staff and brother, not so much

I repeatedly asked Dr Strobbe to run some labs to help control my prescriptions but he never would. Additionally he certainly doesn’t mind holding medications hostage for office visits. Absolutely the worst primary care doctor I’ve ever had.