Dr. Richard Stuart Sandler, MD

Dr. Sandler is very knowledgable and educated. He is very thorough and detail oriented with his evaluation and spends quality time with his patients.

He’s extremely knowledgeable, with a kind and caring manner. His skill has helped literally to keep me alive. I wouldn’t trade him for any other doctor. I moved from the area, but I still travel 4 1/2 hours to see him. Pleasant and friendly staff. Just need to call ahead to see how his schedule is running to avoid long waits, but he’s well worth it!

Dr. Sandler is always attentive to questions and is a great diagnostic physician. He and his staff are very professional and caring.

I've been going to Dr. Sandler 3-4 times a year for over 20 years. He is very thorough, caring and compassionate. Dr. Sandler is outstanding in every way! His staff is also wonderful.

The doctor is personable however the wait time is ridiculous. Upon arrival they tell you the doctor is running an hour sometimes 2 hours behind. The office staff is not friendly and do not do well with relaying the correct information.

I have been going to Dr. Sandler for over 19 years. He is the best in every way and I would never want to change doctors. The office staff is also always very courteous and efficient. The BEST all the way around!

Outstanding in every aspect. The office staff is the best I've seen and Dr. Sandler is an amazing man ! He spends all the time it takes to explain every detail of your diagnosis and treatment options in a clear and concise manner. His demeanor is that of a very wise man who is a master at his craft. Dr. Sandler was recommended to me by two other top notch physicians. I understand why.

He is one of the most intelligent MDs iI have every met. He took the time to address all my problems and helped me get on the proper medications. Looking forward to seeing him and his staff again.

Wait time is unreasonable. office staff is rude and uncaring. Follow up is very weak.

My 87-year-old mother was admitted to the hospital some years back for a heart condition. She was prescribed Amiodoron. She subsequently suffered an allergic reaction to this medicine, including swelling inside and outside her mouth, nausea, blurred vision and tearing eyes. When she complained to Dr. Sandler about her allergic reaction, he advised her to continue to take the medication! Against his advice, she stopped taking the Amiodoron. I've looked up this stuff. It is nasty. It has a half-life of 200 days! A couple weeks ago, my mother was hospitalized again. This time it was for a bowel issue. Evidently, Dr. Sandler never bothered to record my mother's allergic reaction in her medical record at his office, because it was prescribed and administered to her, again, in the hospital. She discharged herself AMA after six days as an inpatient. She went to see Dr. Sandler to tell him that the doctor-patient communication between them leaves something to be desired. He… wouldn't listen, then, either. She is now suffering at home with her allergic reaction to this Amiodoron which never should have been prescribed for her a second time. The Visiting Nurses Association has been coming to see her since her discharge. They're reporting to the doctor that she is "depressed" because she has not been eating and she is sleeping a lot. Duh. Wouldn't YOU be avoiding food if you were severely nauseated? Wouldn't YOU be sleeping, too, if your vision was blurry and your eyes were tearing? In my opinion, this guy deserves to have his license to practice medicine challenged.