Dr. Steven Alan Schopler, MD

He is rude as well as his office staff. He is pompous, arrogant and frightfully disrespectful of his patients time.

I worked in the medical field for sometime as a younger adult & as an older adult and often found that because of the things I heard and saw I gave up trusting physicians unless I knew them personally. This I know would be have been considered special treatment but it sadden me to see how patients were treated. Dr Schopler was very kind and spent the time with me as needed. He got down to the point but not in a way where it was rushed and sentences were cut off because he was in a hurry. These are great bedside manners. I know God wants us all to treat eachother as we would want to be treated or sometime I like to think that could be my mom or brother or sister. This was my first visit but at least I am at ease going back for my follow-up. Thank you

Dr. Schopler has zero bedside manner, was rude to me and my son, and was almost 2 hours late for our appointment.

i am without pain him and emily his PA did such a awesome job on my back i havent felt this good in 18 years. !!!

excellent doctor with good attitude and vast experience in spine surgery.

If I could rate ZERO stars I would. The office told me to arrive 30 minutes prior to my son's 8:30 appointment time to fill out paperwork. We were not taken to an exam room until 9:15, and the doctor walked in the exam room at 9:50 - almost TWO HOURS LATE and without so much as an apology. He acted as if I was wasting his time, had no concern or caring for my son. Absolutely would NOT recommend or return to this facility.

I have only seen him three times, but he was very thorough, compassionate, seemingly knowledgeable, caring and took time to explain everything to me. Other doctors have told me that there was no help for my back, whereas, Dr. Schopler explained this surgery he is going to do...left the decision completely up to me...even took my MRI to a medical conference he was going to attend a week after seeing me to get input from his colleagues, as to the best way to approach my situation.