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David Silverstein, MD
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5880 49th St N Ste N-207 Saint Petersburg, FL 33709
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David Silverstein, MD

David Silverstein, MD practices as an Internist in Saint Petersburg, FL.David Silverstein, MD graduated from Univ Tech De Santiago (Utesa), Esc De Med, Santiago.
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Internist

Education Univ Tech De Santiago (Utesa), Esc De Med, Santiago
Training Norwalk Hosp, Pulmonary Diseases; Conemaugh Valley Mem Hosp, Internal Medicine
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5880 49th St N Ste N-207, Saint Petersburg, FL 33709
Services Pulmonary Diseases, Critical Care Medicine-Internal Medicine
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(19 Reviews)
Service
4.5 star average for Service
Environment
4.5 star average for Environment
Expertise
4.5 star average for Expertise
Staff
4.5 star average for Staff
Recommended
4.5 star average for Recommended
Value
1.5 star average for Value
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Hey didn't check on my wife in Largo Medical Centers ICU for 68 Hours. He's a Killer!! ........ RUN from Silverstein. He blames others for issues that an out of state autopsy form Dr Cyril Wecht Md, ME, JD, who is a world re-noun pathologist, pointed blame on him and Largo Medical Center!
by Veebird1 xxx.xxx.152.162
December 13, 2016
Dr. Silvertein's front office staff is nice. Dr. Silverstein is very charming but full of hubris. I went to him for one thing pertaining to my lungs. Although I wasn't sleepy and was living a happy and successful life working two jobs, Suddenly after two visits (still about some unknown images picked on my lungs during another doctor's CT scans) one of his nursing assistants decided that I had sleep apnea and suddenly I was off to a dirty sleep clinic, where they decided that I did indeed have sleep apnea. I asked the question, "does this have anything to do with the lung thing that I am coming to you for" and the answer was "No".But for the next year, I tried to sleep with that cotton -pickin' machine, and many masks to the point that I gave up because I had never been so tired before in my entire life. Where once I had been a happy person working two jobs, I was now tired, cranky, and impatient with others. When I told him about the problems I was having, Dr. Silverstein told me I needed to go and have my throat/windpipe laser burned. I told him that in my mind that was not an option. His answer was "Well this is America. Suit yourself. It's a free country but don't blame me if you wake up in the morning with your arms and legs not working because you had a stroke in your sleep.Do you know if we had the kind of healthcare system Obama is proposing and you lived in Holland, they'd force you into the hospital or prison for not complying with sleep apnea laws?" I had an important promotional job skills test the next day. I could not fall asleep with the machine and mask, but after being threatened with certain paralysis, I couldn't sleep without it either. So the next morning on absolutely zero sleep and shaky all over, I drove 50 miles to my skills test and bombed it because of lack of any sleep at all. Several weeks later, sitting in Dr. Silverstein's waiting room for a half hour wait, no less than 6 sleep apnea provider reps came into the office all asking the front desk the same thing, "any new potential's?" That's when I realized that this is big business. Probably in truth if all of us were screened at least 50% of any country's population would have some degree of sleep apnea. Not everyone would be experiencing ill effects, and most would not be falling asleep on the job or causing auto accidents. I am more likely to do this now after treatment than before because I haven't had a decent night of sleep for 3 years since Dr. Silverstein meddled in my life about something I wasn't visiting him for and wasn't having problems with. He is really lucky I don't sue him for the loss of potential income, due to his threatening lecture and for all the misery I've experienced in the last 3 years. Yes, I agree-sleep apnea is miserable for those who experience day to day exhaustion, and can't drive because they dose off, and it should be treated, But if your patient isn't having symptoms, and they and their family are not licomplaining about sleep apnea symptoms, Dr. Silvertein and those in his profession should keep their noses out their patient's sleep habits and leave them alone regarding this and stick to the pulmonary reasons they came to him for.
As a result of all of this, I will never go back to Dr. Silverstein again--even about the reason I went to him in the first place. And PS your patient's come to you because they are sick..They don't care to hear yur political views.
by A Patient xxx.xxx.51.215
May 12, 2012
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Recent Polls
Did this provider use excessive foul language?
Not at all! They are always respectful and courteous!
Did this provider seem up-to-date with the current advancements in their field?
Yes, they were informing me of new advancements that were extremely recent
Was this provider's office clean?
Yes everything was neat and sterile
Did you spend a lot of time in the waiting room at this provider's office?
The wait wasn't terrible, but it wasn't the best
Was there annoying music playing while you waited or during your visit?
Yes, but it didn't bother me much
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.162.165
July 03, 2013
Were the restrooms well-stocked at this provider's office?
Yes, they had everything you could possibly need!
Were the waiting room chairs comfortable at this provider's office?
Extremely comfortable; I could have fallen asleep
Would you recommend this internist to others?
Yes
Was this provider friendly?
Very! The most welcoming office I've visited!
Did you have to wait long after you arrived for your appointment?
No, I didn't have to wait very long
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.74.51
May 01, 2013
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