Why Choose Dr. Scopelliti?

    We have all been there.  You get your insurance referral to see a specialist, after jumping through a myriad of hoops as per your managed care HMO, you wait several weeks, and you finally get to see the doctor, and three minutes later, it is all over.  What happened to my exam?  What about all of those questions I had to ask?  Is anyone going to do anything to help me?

    Unfortunately, this is not an exaggeration.  Many of the patients we see daily come to us flustered with the healthcare system, which is badly broken and in dire need of fixing.  Personally, I am not so sure who has it worse, the millions of individuals without insurance in this country, or, the millions who do, and find that they cannot see the doctor most able to help them because of managed care restrictions, or, must see the only doctor who will accept the managed care policy and is of an unknown level of competency.  At least the former group is not mislead.

    Well, in our office, we do not offer 3 minute exams.  We spend on average one hour in examination and consultation with each patient on their initial visit.  The doctor will actually spend time answering your questions and explaining what your diagnosis is, what it means, and how it needs to be fixed. The doctor spends time on each follow-up visit as well, reviewing your status, reassessing and making sure that the treatment is effective, and that you are in fact getting better.  We will not waste our time or yours if we cannot help you.  We will not unnecessarily waste your time continuing care after you are better.  We pride ourselves on the quality of care which we offer, and our reputation reflects this.  As such, our office does not participate with managed care organizations who make diagnostic, evaluation and management decisions in lieu of the treating doctor.

    Choosing the right doctor can make all the difference in the world with regards to proper treatment. Choosing a doctor simply because they participate in your network will not do you any good if the doctor is not adequately trained to treat your particular problem, and is therefore foolish. Choosing a doctor should be based on that doctor's ability to help you, and nothing else.

    Please reference Certifications for Dr. Scopelliti's relevant CV information and board certifications. We also encourage you to view our Testimonials and guest book pages to see what others have had to say.

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