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Richard J Rothman, MD

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Richard J Rothman, MD
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9717 LANDMARK PARKWAY DR STE 115 SAINT LOUIS, MO 63127
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Richard J Rothman, MD

Richard J Rothman, MD practices as an Ophthalmologist in SAINT LOUIS, MO.
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9717 LANDMARK PARKWAY DR STE 115, SAINT LOUIS, MO 63127
Services Richard J Rothman, MD practices in SAINT LOUIS, MO. Ophthalmologists examine and treat common vision disorders, eye injuries and eye diseases. Ophthalmologists such as Richard J Rothman, MD are licensed medical doctors and can prescribe medication as well as perform eye surgery.

To determine if Richard J Rothman, MD can help you, please call the SAINT LOUIS, MO office at (314) 727-6711 for more information.
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This guy is a jerk. It was like pulling teeth to get answers to my questions. His attitude was smug and condescending. I wonder if he treats men
with less contempt. If there was a negative star, I would give him that.
by nancy strauss xxx.xxx.226.14
April 26, 2018
I am usually a very optimistic person in life and I understand that doctors are not perfect, they are just people like the rest of us. However, after today's visit, I left this doctor's office, and I was flabbergasted by the experience that I had. Dr. Rothman was the most arrogant, pompous, and ignorant Dr. I had ever been to in my life. He attacked me verbally, would not listen to me as a patient and did not take the time to communicate appropriately. DUring my visit, I had an intern in the room with the doctor and I. I was not introduced to the Doctors assistant and then when the visit began, we sat in a dark room while the doctor spewed medical jargon and the intern typed rigerously as if to be a stenographer in a court room. Afterwards, I was quickly "diagnosed" and as I questioned him, he began to argue with me and grew angry because I had basic questions about my condition. I was disgusted by the TWO HOUR wait time to see the doctor, and then enraged to get that kind of treatment from a professional. As an older, more experienced doctor, I expected professionalism but instead recieved a mediocre doctor with the bedside manners of Kathy Bates in the movie "Misery."
by Anonymous
November 26, 2008
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