Dr. Spiegel which has been my doctor for 4 years in which I have been the model patient has refused to fill my medication for a blood pressure problem I have that he has warned me about seriously for all the years I have seen him. I just got a new job a month and a half ago after 1 year looking which has created a financial hardship for me. So I received a threatening voice mail telling me under no circumstance will my medications be filled until I see him for an appointment. I explained due to having a new job and the anxiety of taking off so soon in my new career I could not come in until I can request a personal day. Not until I said that if anything happened to me I would slap a malpractice law suite on them did they agree to fill my prescription. DO NOT USE this doctor all he cares about is the almighty dollar. This is unethical and against the hippocratic oath he took when becoming a doctor. Save your life and use any other doctor rather then Dr Steven Spiegal

Submitted Aug. 9, 2018

I give a high rating to Dr. Spiegel and his staff after being their patient for 8 years. Pleasant, very clean and welcoming environment, and good quality general practice care. Always good about helping you to select a specialist when needed.

Submitted July 3, 2014

Dr. Spiegel takes excellent care of my elderly mother. He is prompt when the drugstore calls him to renew her prescriptions. He also listens to everything she says and has solved several of her problems.

Submitted Oct. 21, 2013

I feel that my family has suffered several major misdiagnoses from this physician, some of them with extremely serious results. He can be very ingratiating and attentive, especially with elderly patients, but I believe his seeming lack of expertise has proven dangerous to my family. Check his medical background -- research suggests that he attended St. Georges University in Granada, possibly just before students were blocked from using degrees from that institution to enter medical practice in the United States. Goolge for this New York Times article from August 2, 1985: NEW YORK PUTS CURB ON MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM THE CARIBBEAN.

Submitted Aug. 16, 2007

I feel that my family has experienced numerous misdiagnoses from this physician, some of them with extremely serious results. He can be very ingratiating, especially with elderly patients, but I believe his incompetence has proven dangerous to my family. Check his medical background - my research indicates that he attended St. Georges University in Granada, possibly just before U.S. students were blocked from using degrees from that institution to enter medical practice in our country. Goolge for this New York Times article from August 2, 1985: NEW YORK PUTS CURB ON MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM THE CARIBBEAN.

Submitted Aug. 16, 2007