Dr. Terry L Weingarden

Was a terrible experience. He wasn't prepared. His staff didn't obtain the medical records for him to look at. He only half listened to me, and reported even less to the employer. HE IS A COMP DOC. GET A LAWYER & PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS!!!

insurance company patsy

I arrived 15 minutes early for my 10 AM appointment according to the paperwork they sent me. They said it was a 1030 appointment. OK, but still not painting a great picture of your organization skills. After 1030 passes I was still waiting. When I finally was called back for an exam of my shoulder (I have a winged scapula diagnosed by other doctors due to a motor vehicle accident) he asked many questions. I had a serious accident with multiple broken bones, nerve damage and muscle damage and was unable to work for over 4 months and well after a year later I'm still dealing with issues. I started physical rehab and since the rehab started to cost my auto insurance more and more money I was required to visit Dr. Terry Weingarden. I have no idea how he could come to a conclusion that one of my injuries, the one I'm in rehab for, was not caused by my accident. There is only his opinion and no facts to prove his claims. Now I don't have coverage from my auto insurance for this… claim and I'm still unable to physically do what I once was able to before the accident. I believe most of his business are patients like me, evident by the patients who were also there and other reviews I've read about him. No wonder insurance companies refer you to someone like him.

Workers comp. no mater what you tell him . Several times he didn't listen

I was sent to see this doctor through workmans comp for evaluation and weather he agreed my shoulder pain was due to work related injury after going through the procedures alls he could comment was good luck, its obvious whos buttering his bread so of course hes going to tell workmans comp its not work related witch is ridiculous especially when your repetitively working on the 600 units per day 5 to 7 days and 10hrs per day for 18yrs, yet its not work related yet the women who work in the office they have no problem agreeing that they have carpo syndrome when they complain there wrists hurt from typing.

Very unimpressed. building I was seen in looked abandoned, no heat, name was written on the door in marker, required a witness in the office. Was told by multiple doctors that I needed surgery and scheduled to do so. Saw this doctor due to workmans comp. Was told I was fine. What kind of doctor is this???