Dr. Michael Rozboril, MD

Though no one likes going to a doctor, he is a joy to visit. He listens, asks questions, is compassionate and knowledgeable about many rheumatology diseases. He takes time and is open to all questions. His nurse is great too.

It has been years since I’ve seen Dr. Rozboril but I just referred someone to him because I feel so strongly about his ability to diagnose complex situations. He was the most thorough doctor I had ever seen. He pieced together random information about me and asked questions about every body system. In the end I was diagnosed with a then incredibly rare disease. Years down the road I saw the one and only specialist in the US for my condition and he verified what Dr. Rozboril suspected. I was/am very grateful for his expertise and am shocked and dismayed but negative feedback on him. He will forever be #1 in my book.

Was great. Gave meds that worked quickly.

Front desk receptionist seemed burned out, she was unfriendly, and tried to berate me for not having my paperwork prefilled out, but then it turned out I did get it all done on time. On the phone she acted like my phone call to ask a question about how to reach his office really tried her patience. However, bright side, Dr. Rozboril was excellent. Didn’t keep me waiting. Listened to me and understood my complex medical condition, and offered solutions

excellent, listens well, asks very probing questions and has handled multiple follow-up visits with the same care and interest

Dr Rozboril treats male patients better than female patients, he was mad when he joined SIMED and couldn’t have his medical assistant administer serious IV medications to patients like he did in private practice. Nurses cost more than medical assistants, and a nurse might see contraindications for the patient to receive infusion and that cuts into his income. Dr Rozboril allows his wife who has no medical training, to tell the nurse doses of IV drugs used in the practice. Dr Rozboril is vindictive and wrote false information in my chart that was easily disproven when I questioned my treatment and fired him. When he joined SIMED myself and several other SIMED patients were VERY upset and felt unsafe because doctors ban together. When I went in for my infusion and saw signs that he had joined the SIMED practice I cried but was somewhat relieved that I wasn’t the only patient who felt this way. He shouldn’t be practicing medicine.

He is a great doctor. Very caring and listens. The office staff though leave some much to be desired. Called for prescription refill on Monday, by Wednesday no call , no prescription. Called back and was told , oh yeah he just responded we will get it called in. Call pharmacy Friday , no prescription , call office and they roll the phones to voice mail. Overall Dr is wonderful , staff not so much.

So far, no good. And you don't give me enough space here to explain my circumstances. Doc was very nice, but I've had no progress toward a solution. This is the second time I've had a terrible time getting my prescription for prednisone filled. I even spent a painful weekend without it.... his screw up. I don't like having to leave two messages to get a refill and then on a third call, finally getting a very terse person to get him to refill it. Not impressed . . . will probably find a new docto

Great rheumatologist! Listens, explains thoroughly, provides excellent care.

I think he's the best rheumotologist I have ever seen. He listens and spends time with you. He has handled my fibromyalgia for over a year now and I have no complaints.