Bupa Medical Physiotherapy Chatswood — Physiotherapist in Chatswood

Reviews of Bupa Medical Physiotherapy Chatswood

• Robert

  Added 2016.03.22

  We go to see a doctor when we become ill, when we develop symptoms or when we feel that we are not as normal as other day. The doctor treating us like nothing and only part of their job is very much wrong. I went to doctor in a hope that I would get better but after this visit with the doctor and his attitude I become much sick. It was a nightmare for me today.
• Jake

  Added 2016.02.08

  He said breast pain tenderness is never the sign of thyroid. He treated me like a very uneducated person. He asked me what kind of job I do, when I said nursing he said "oh you are ain." I am a masters nurse and have been a nurse for 6 years. I know that breast tenderness is a very positive sign of thyroid, especially if it's hypothyroidism.
• Nicholas

  Added 2015.11.22

  However, the doctor was awful Dr. Napolean Chu. He did not listen to my history and what symptoms I am having for even 2 minutes. He was very much impatient in drawing conclusion. He was annoyed and told me I cant say all the symptoms in one visit. What kind of doctor says that, he directed me to say 2-3 symptoms for now and the rest symptoms in next visit. Seriously ??
• Diego

  Added 2015.09.28

  The nurse and the reception staff were very nice. I have never experienced such hospitality before. They are very nice person.
• David

  Added 2015.09.27

  Fantastic. The staff (reception, nurse and doctor) were all amazing and actually cared about me! Would definitely go back
• Antonio

  Added 2015.09.25

  If you are not understanding your patient, you are not a doctor.
• Landon

  Added 2015.07.19

  A very positive contrast with my experiences with numerous other doctors. The receptionists were very friendly, professional and helpful. Dr. Krasner is friendly and, more importantly, highly knowledgeable and thorough. I particularly appreciate the fact that that he took the time to provide explanations without dumbing them down. While this was only my first visit, they have made an overwhelmingly positive first impression.
• Abigail

  Added 2015.06.11

  The doctor certainly needs more learning both academically and professionally.
• Elizabeth

  Added 2015.01.31

  It turns out they misdiagnosed my injury, and now have to attend 6 months of therapy to fix the injury.
• Logan

  Added 2014.12.06

  He was laughing and commented me that I am having so many thing together.
• Seth

  Added 2014.11.14

  Every staff member is just lovely, from the recepcionists to the nurse, Janet. They really know what they're doing.
• Benjamin

  Added 2014.09.29

  If you cannot listen to your patient, then you are not a doctor.
• Emily

  Added 2014.09.02

  Stay away unless you want to waste your time and money.
• Adrian

  Added 2014.07.20

  I said him my last LMP was on 10 April and the period lasted for 3 weeks. In between conversations somewhere he asked me if I have checked pregnancy, he said breast tenderness is related to pregnancy. I said I have not checked but I am sure I am not pregnant, he smiled and asked me how can I be sure when I have not tested and advised for HCG. I told him minutes back that my LMP was 10 April and the period lasted for 3 weeks which means I was having period till last week, why would I check this week for pregnancy. Why would I even suspect that.
• Nicholas

  Added 2014.06.19

  Very much arrogant person can never be a good doctor . I would never like to visit the same doctor for second time.
• Diego

  Added 2014.05.16

  And if your patient is unhappy of you and your treatment, then you are definitely not a doctor.
• Benjamin

  Added 2013.08.14

  This places is a rip off. Although being a Bupa member, I was charged a lot of money to see the GP! The doctor did not even assess my injury and sent me to get an X-ray. After I had to follow up with the practice on what the results of my X-ray were (only returned my calls a few days later), they said I would be fine in 2 weeks.
• David

  Added 2013.06.27

  I want to give you an example Doctor, if a person develops anemia, he/she can have fatigue, nausea, dizziness, headache, hair loss, brittle nails and so on. This does not mean that the person is having all the disease. These all symptom can be related to one particular illness, in this case anemia. I am not having all the things together, I am having one disease that's bringing me all the symptoms and I came to you to diagnose that illness.