Dr. Seth David Scholl, DO

I suffer from a very chronic condition and have been under Dr.Scholl's care for about 5 years now. He is very emphatetic and professional. He takes time and effort to answer all my questions even if he has to repeat himself. I have been to him in extreme pain for injections. He does them with atmost care and compassion. It's a blessing to have found him.

I just started seeing Dr. Scholl this year, and so far I am very pleased with his care. He is very personable and listens to all of my issues. He takes the time to explain what he is doing and what the expectations are of any treatments he prescribes. I just had an EMG test with him in preparation for an injection and it went a lot better than I anticipated.

I was sent to see Dr. Scholl from the insurance company. We had a discussion about my current health, disabilities, and treatment my real doctors want to proceed with. He says one thing to your face and in his report he writes something completely different. Any person can tell I am disabled and suffer debilitating pain, it doesn't take a medical degree to see it. However, he writes I need no further medical treatment. So what leave me at the age of 45 unable to dress my bottom half? Unable to shower without assistance? He did his job, he wrote a report stating exactly what the insurance company wanted. What about the Hippocratic oath to do no harm, is he leaving me in such a state not harming me??? Oh and if you see him in Toms River, there us no sign but a post it on the door which I found extremely professional. I wouldn't send my dog to him. I hope he is at peace and sleeps well at night knowing he is completely destroying people's lives and the quality of their lives.

Very patient with my elderly and hard of hearing mother. Really listened and explained all options to her and to me,

I called about back,groan,and thigh pain. Was told to get an MRI. when I went to Dr. I took CD and he never put it on computer, just said there was nothing wrong with my spine and had me start PT. Took for 6 wks. and on the 6th visit I told Therapist I was going for a second opinion so she went into the Dr. returned and told me he wanted me to have a nerve test where they put needles in back. I went to another DR. I told him another Dr said nothing was wrong with my spine and he showed me my spine on computer and showed me 3 hurneated discs 2 of them were pressing on my spine. I could clearly see them. He had me get a steroid injection into the 2 that were affecting the nerve and now I am without pain. How could Dr Scholl not see what the other Dr and I saw?

Seemed like a nice guy who knew his stuff