Dr. Tina M Damato, DO

I’ve been a patient for 4 years and the care I’ve received has gotten worse over time. I went in to see dr d’amato post Covid with a lingering cough and weakness. I was given $1200 in blood tests which found nothing. I returned to “discuss the results” at a second appointment 8 weeks later, I was still struggling with the cough and weakness. Dr D’amato focused on prescription refills which were overdue. She did not perform a physical exam at either appointment - wouldn’t she want to listen to my lungs at least!? Her office personnel are also disrespectful, arguing with you about the “wrong type of appointment” or not able to determine your actual active prescriptions when it comes to renewal. Patients are directed to use the portal due to short staffing but staff stop communicating with you and refuse to call you back to discuss complicated issues. I’ve never had such terrible customer service experience in healthcare.

I have never worked with such incompetent staff (nurse) at a doctor's office. There is no acute care. No doctor on call. Requests for acute care go unanswered. Lab work is not waiting at lab when indicated. Prescriptions not at pharmacy when indicated. Attempts to rectify these situations are met with a rude response - if any. Not quite sure how she's still in business.

superior medical knowledge/skills and supportive bedside manner. if you are able to get an appointment with dr. d'amato, consider yourself lucky and in good hands.

I am a retired health care professional from Chicago. I have worked with the best of physicians. I was disappointed when I came to Vermont with my healthcare issues and found physicians that didn't listen, and frankly some were substandard. I guess you would say I doctor shopped until I was lucky through the grace of God to find Dr. Di Amato. I travel 2 hours and 30 minutes to see her. She has made correct diagnosis and was able to correct a thyroid issue a doctor in Chicago could not regulate. She listens, and looks me in the eye not at the chart. I am a person not a dollar bill. Some people choose this profession as parents were doctors or because it is good money and or it has status. They are intelligent and can get through medical school. But being a healer takes more than a good memory. A person must be able to apply what they learn and have the desire to heal. A healer is like a priest of the old days. It is a gift and somewhat of a calling. Dr. Do Amato has this special gift.I… believe she loves her work and is a natural healer. I trust her with my life.

This doctors office is very unprofessional. I've seen Dr D'Amato 7 times and the wait time is a minimum of 45 mins. She has run multiple tests and does not call with results for weeks after they are in. Disappointed.

No waiting and a courteous receptionist. Dr. D'Amato listened to me and I didn't feel at all rushed. She gave me advice based on what I was saying...I was very impressed.

She is an amazing doctor. She really listens and truly cares about her patients. I have moved with her as she has changed practices since I have yet to find another doctor of her character.

-provides an outstanding level of personalized care while at the same time takes a very professional and thorough approach to ensuring that the patient's needs are met both now, and through the long term. She understands that good individual care is sometimes having to say things that patient doesn't necessarily want to hear. Her insights on a particular injury that I was afflicted with made all the difference in my recovery. Even after seeking the opinions of many other "specialists", it was Tina's original prognosis that I trusted, I have made a full recovery since, to what very well could have led to a painful and chronic condition.

Dr. D'Amato is an excellent family doctor. She's warm and caring as well as no-nonsense direct. A careful and respectful listener, and a clear explainer. I recommend her highly.

Excellent doctor!