Dr. Deanna Sandor, MD

Dr Deanna Sandor has been my physician for over 30 years. Currently I travel 2 hours to see her. She is an excellent diagnostician and an extremely caring doctor. She never rushes you and when needed, refers you to competent specialists.

Positive. Have been with her for years. If you have to wait, it means she is helping an urgent patient- some day you will need her on short notice, so good karma. She has many employees, and some days she makes nothing after paying them. I think there should be some option to bill for prescription sends. That is work too.

Dr Sandor was charging me for office visits even though I was never there. I found this out by looking at my sheet while I was waiting in her office. There were more then 7 offices visit charges on there even though I was only there twice. When I confronted her she said she was charging me a office visit to call in my prescriptions. DO NOT TRUST HER!!!

Dr. Sandor, in addition to inaccurately describing the type of care (code) and length of visit to maximize charges, advises inoculations and procedures not covered by insurance and not necessary at all. She does not accept the payments she receives for her services from the Advantage Plans she has agreements with as adequate and resubmitted bills numerous times to the plan and to me for additional payment above what the insurance companies had already paid her for. She submitted a bill of almost $900 for an new patient visit. She was immediately paid $86 for that visit. She then repeatedly attempted to submit that bill to my second insurance company (Enrollment & effective date the same as termination of first policy.). I received four letters from the second insurance company regarding her numerous attempts to collect that bill from them! Finaly, I received a bill & demand for payment of almost $900, all previously processed and paid by insurance. Medicare patients beware!

I have been a patient of Dr. Sandor's for YEARS. Yes, you do always have a wait. Even with an appointment, but when it's your turn she spends as much time as need to answer questions. I wish her staff would introduce themselves when entering the room, but I find them to be pleasant and helpful.

She’s very experienced and knowledgeable. She treats my general medical problems as well as my cardiac issues. Someone who is able to do both is a rare find.

She is both incompetent and unbelievably rude, as is her staff. They will answer your questions for one minute, then hang up on you. She makes my elderly and sick parents wait over an hour, even with appointments. She does not return urgent phone calls and has limited hours, so she is seldom available when you need her. With the far superior doctors of Caremount Medical right down the road, it is insane to use such a bad doctor and nasty office! She should lose her licence to practice!

she is a nice person and seemingly good doctor. office staff is incompetent, however, and reflects upon doctor

She has been my physician for years. She has a private practice and can spend the time necessary to give her attention. Often the big practices only allow 10 minutes per patient. Helpful friendly staff

Dr. Sandors was very friendly and comforting. She did what I believe was a very thorough examination and testing. She was not rushing and took the time to get to know me, my medical history, and what I was there for.