Dr. Viorel Angheloiu, MD

This person needs to seriously get out of the medical field. Doctor, no! Quack, yes! I was admitted into the hospital 12/5/2023 with shortness of breath, chest pain, take 3 steps and my chest and right lung would hurt so bad. I could barely talk because after 2 minutes of talking I'd be out of breath. I was admitted, he was the doctor on shift. Start things off, he talked fast, and I could not understand a word he said. Come to find out I had pleural effusion on right lung. Drainage 12/6/2023, again on 12/7/2023. Come 12/8/2023, I ask for a simple chest xray to make sure no fluid build up was back because now I'm having the same symptoms as 12/5. He actually had audacity to tell me xrays were for sick people and I wasn't sick, he was not going to approve it and discharged me. 12/13/2023 I'm back in the ER having fluid drained and re-admitted. Probably will not be going home until 12/18 or 12/19. None of this would have happened if he had listened to the one person who knows their… body better than him. Now, I'm letting everyone on the medical staff know, if I see his name go up on the board. He'll have to go or I will. I WILL CHASE HIM OUT OF MY ROOM! Mr. Angheloiu you're not a doctor. You have no compassion to be one. Nobody died and made you better than any one else. Listen to your patients they know more than you and they didn't spend thousands of dollars for a degree to learn that. I actually wanted you to get zero stars. You're lucky that you get one.

I came with weakness in the ER. He was the first to tell me that in addition to a urinary infection I may have an mild case of diabetes. Much better now. Thanks for what you did.

I was in the hospital for an infection, very weak. Coughing and had a fever. I did not feel good at all. Doctor listend to my chest and ordred a chest X ray and also blood work. He said that I had a lung infection and gave me antibiotics. I felt better in 3-4 days and then next week I was able to go back to work. Thank you doc!

I was at the hospital for chest pain and asthma and this Dr came to see me twice 4-5 minutes each time. He was more concerned about my medication for chronic pain than my chest pain and decided he wasn't going to give me my prescription and then he put on my records after the fact that I was drug seeking. It was MY prescription, which I was told they would fill while I was there. I never asked for other medication. It takes a little more than that to get a dependent diagnosis, I would know I was a drug/alcohol counselor for 22 years. You also have to be licensed to assess someone and he is not. He needs to look at his attitude regarding treatment for patients with chronic pain, we have rights to.