Dr. Marc Molis, MD

I barely made it into the patient room. I almost passed out from pain. I could not apply any pressure on my left leg or sit or transition from one position to another. Yet I was able to wave my legs around on a bed and pass the “range of motion” tests. I explained to him I’m very limber and my range of motion is exceptional and that’s likely why it’s not touching on my pain. He told me it was my piriformas and physical therapy would help. He set me up for a 6 week follow up, which I’m not sure why I’d go back when he did nothing to help me or attempt to make a better diagnosis. Thankfully I pressed on with another doctor, got the MRI I so badly needed and found out I had 2 disc extrusions and a lesion in my right kidney among other issues. Advocate for yourself, this Dr was just trying to get to his next victim.

If u have Medical PTSD stay far away from this doctor. He talks over you. Makes assumptions, and when you try to correct him, he just talks over you. He won't even listen to you. He has his mind set before he even sees you.

I took my daughter in for concerns with a cough, fever, vomiting, asthma, and he dismissed it as a cold. She needed to see a doctor three days later who diagnosed an ear infection and also gave her steroids for a cough that was keeping her all night and causing vomiting. Dr Molis excluded info in his summary that I provided and also stated concerns that I did not bring up and were not happening.

I suffered a few fractures in my sternum and was sent to Dr. Molis. I could not have found a better doctor if I tried. He is very friendly, can easily explain things in non-medical jargon, and you can tell he cares about his patients. He is very down to watch and wants nothing but the best care for his patients.

I was referred to Dr. Molis after an arm injury. He explained my injury and treatment options, in clear and concise terms. On a return visit, he knew immediately who I was and together, we discussed further treatment. He also diagnosed a potentially, life altering illness, which was previously unknown. I will recommend him to all my family, friends, co-workers and strangers on the street.

I’ve seen many doctors over the past 10 years for symptoms that have only gotten worse. None of them knew what was going, just looked at me and shrugged when the tests came back negative. I've been told a lot that I'm just going to have to deal with having no answers. I was recommended to Dr. Molis and thought it was worth a shot. So many doctors have taken one look at my file and didn’t even try but Dr. Molis sat down and actually explained everything that I have been going through for so long and told me that I wasn't crazy and that what I was feeling wasn't normal and he was there to help. It was such a relief to finally have a doctor that actively listened and worked toward a solution that countless doctors and specialists couldn't figure out. Diagnosed me with a rare connective tissue disorder that is inheritable and have since been working toward managing it and now I can work toward living a normal life.

Rude for no reason. Dr Molis or someone on staff will probably end up hurting someone seriously because of their lack of communication. Sad that it will take a lawsuit for them get their act together.

I don't usually write reviews on doctors, even the not-so-great ones, but this doctor is the only one I've had blatantly fabricate a medical summary and recommend I be terminated as a patient from another doctor's practice. He was fine in person, but in his written summary, he claimed I said awful things about my PCP that I never said, and he completely made up stories about about how he had to break up a "scene" in the urgent care. I'm not an aggressive person. I don't know why he did this...

Went in with Sinus infection - his exam consistsed of looking in my nose, mouth and nose. Stated I had an ear infection, no sinus infection but sinuses were swollen. I am in serious pain in my sinuses have colored discharge and swollen glans which had he checked would of known. He wanted a CT scan , scan set up for 6 days from current. He would not give me antibiotics or pain medicine, he stated I didn't have a sinus infection and antibiotics wouldn't start working until 6 days any way.

Dr. Molis was dismissive and his reasoning was not consistent with past (successful) treatment I have received for similar issues. He has *his* way of treating, and your experience with your own body is not acknowledged let alone validated. Another male MD who knows best.

He treated our daughter's concussion and was very good at explaining to her why the many restrictions were necessary to let her brain heal and reduce the risk of problems. He has a sense of humor and seems to enjoy interacting with teenagers. I think he was as happy as she was when her symptoms cleared and she could resume sports, screens, etc.

Dr. Molis thinks he is much smarter than any patient who walks in his exam room. As such he spends absolutely NO TIME ACTUALLY LISTENING (or reviewing your chart from past visits?). Waisted my time putting me on a steroid when what I needed was an antibiotic for a 2 week old sinus infection. Refused to listen to patient (had these for 40 years... know what works). I guess he is an effective at generating revenue for the office... Had to go back in 3 days... see my PCP and get an antibiotic.