Ιωάννης Τσαπακίδης - Sivitanidou 17

If there was a negative score I would put it. He may be a good scientist and know his subject, but his behavior is unacceptable. He made his annoyance very clear when I asked him for some clarification and to remind me of some details on my subject, plus the fact that he told me on the phone, "We told you to ask me what you want but not like that!". Also, when I went to show him an X-ray that he asked me to do and, on the occasion, I asked him for the clarifications I mentioned above, he asked for € 20 in a bad way, considering it obvious that I had to pay him, something he hasn't asked me to do. no doctor. When I told him I had a card, the answer was "Well, not a card for € 20". Such doctors are a disgrace to the profession, and because of them the whole industry is discredited.

He is a doctor that one can trust without a second thought. It focuses on every orthopedic issue in detail and effectiveness. He respects and listens to the patient

Each of his diagnoses is the exact cause of the problem .. Without having to cross it with ten other colleagues .. Very important ... An excellent person and scientist. !!!

Excellent doctor, I immediately found my problem with his immediate guidance. I am completely satisfied !!!

Bitter experience due to misdiagnosis, plus unpleasant treatment at the appointment. (The whole novel follows) I come after 2.5 years for this evaluation, although I do not want to discredit health professionals. Age 32, May '19 I feel a strange "crack" in the hip on the "act", which immediately leaves me with pain in the area and consequent back pain and pain when walking. I do physiotherapy (prescribed by another orthopedist), the problem goes away and everything is fine. In September of '19 I had a relapse with the same picture and more unpleasant symptoms (a lot of pain in the waist, difficulty walking) so I decided to visit Mr. Tsapakidis based on the good reviews. He sees me, takes a history, examines me for a minute in bed and made a negative impression on me that he had this cautious style like "Everything is in your mind" but he still wrote me a magnetic to be sure. I do it, and taking the results from the diagnostic I go through the orthopedic clinic. He did not like the fact that I visited him without an appointment (unbeknownst to me the protocol), he accepted me in the style of "come and thank you", he sees the examinations and makes a diagnosis of abdominal / adductor syndrome. As a treatment he suggested physiotherapy and when I asked if he had a good physiotherapist he recommended one in the area of ​​Kallithea. His fee was 25 euros via doctortanytime, I ask if he accepts a card, he said something clever that it is not possible, I give him 30 euros in cash, he did not give any change. I said halal, I came without making an appointment the day I went to the exam. Not to mention, the physiotherapy did not take place, that is, I had done 8 out of 10 and I had not seen improvement, on the contrary, I felt that I was getting worse. Desperate with the situation (we had arrived in November '19 and I was still walking like a 90-year-old), I decide to return to Chalkida where I come from for a few weeks and go to the physiotherapist we have as a family and it is old school (hand - massages without machines and inexperienced young assistants to do the job, as in the physiotherapy center of Kallithea). Eventually I got tired (after 4-5 I had already seen a spectacular improvement), but because I still had persistent pain inside the hip, the family physiotherapist suggested that I consult another doctor to see the issue again from the beginning. For my good luck I go to a human orthopedist in Chalandri, having arrived in January of '20. He saw me thoroughly, thought about it and gave me a special magnetic version with intra-articular contrast injection, a semi-invasive examination that few do. I do the examination, I go to him, and the diagnosis was a carabiner rupture of the femoral cartilage. I will not continue the story. For the record, the problem was solved after a few months (when Quint Greece broke out) thanks to my family physiotherapist and the orthopedist of Halandri. I hope if you have an orthopedic issue you fall into the good hands of a doctor and physiotherapist. I ate a year of suffering and uncertainty, and a lot of money on treatments and tests that I would have saved if I had been correctly diagnosed earlier. Good luck. Answer to the answer of Mr. Tsapakidis: Were you caught with the "carbine rupture of the lip" and that, according to what you said, can only be treated with surgery to support your own misdiagnosis? The rupture that was found was partial (I never mentioned complete), and I arrived one step before the operation since the issue had already taken 10 months and not 3-4, and the only reason I did not do it was the first quarantine of '20 so and the surgery was postponed. The surgeon had clarified that if I have persistent symptoms that do not go away with physical therapy the operation was one way. But during the quarantine, after the targeted physiotherapy that I had already done, the problem showed a recession until now, as we speak, so the surgery was never done. The fact that it had a good outcome does not negate the fact that I never had abdominal-adrenal syndrome and obviously the partial rupture saved the condition.

Whatever descriptions I use will not be enough to describe my despair and frustration with the inhuman behavior of "doctors" and medical staff. I made an appointment by phone, successfully and then I informed that the visit will be done through private insurance, (which I had clearly consulted before calling the doctor's office) since this Mr. is a partner of the network and SUDDENLY the girl with whom I was talking and he waited to finally inform me that the appointment he had just made was not available. In my attempt to ask for clarification on how this may have happened and why he put me on hold again and closed the line. I called again and talked to another colleague of hers, who refused to pass the line to the girl I was talking to earlier and put me in the process of mentioning the history of my previous conversation from the beginning to finally inform me that she does not even have an appointment available for next 3 days and in fact that it has very specific hours available for after this period. When I got angry and listed one by one the available appointments for the next 2 days at DoctorAnytime, she replied again that something must have gone wrong, insisting on her initial update and obviously insulting her interlocutor's intelligence and completely ignoring it. fact that the doctor's office is exposed at least for inappropriate behavior. So I asked if this is the way this gentleman has decided to treat privately insured patients and he put me on hold again to contact him and of course he closed the line again. Later, a colleague of mine called from another line and successfully made an appointment for the day and time that had been booked for me and that so suddenly was not available (when I informed about private insurance) and of course confirmed that there were other appointments available for the next two days if he preferred another time. In short, it turned out that this gentleman, because I can not call him a doctor, singles out his patients based on how they will be paid by them and restricts access to those he thinks will bring him less profit. But because a doctor performs a function and not all people are able to serve it, you have to support doctors who really care about the function they perform. There are!!! And when we support them and separate them, that comes back to us! Exploiters do not fit into this profession. So each in its own way. Mr. Tsapakidis proved to the world that he is not capable of being a doctor!