Started out feeling like I was in good hands. Five weeks later I am left wondering?
I feel left out the loop with my condition and haven't had my MRI read to me with it shown on a screen. I was also wrongly told of what I should have been doing in reporting my condition to my Boss? I was left upset and confused and feel a trust has been broken.

Submitted April 12, 2017

This Doctor is a wonderful surgeon and Dr. He is caring and listens to what you say. My friends go to him and are very happy.,I would recommend Dr. Volpicelli to everyone.

Submitted Feb. 21, 2014

This doctor was amazing! Dr. Volpicelli preformed an amazing surgery on me! I definitely recommend him!

Submitted Sept. 11, 2011

He is very patient and listens. I have been going to him for a while as have other family members. I recommend him. Very nice person and good Doctor

Submitted March 2, 2011

Kind, Thorough, Trustworthy, Respectful and Engaging. Empathetic and compassionate. Great with kids and adults.

Submitted Nov. 18, 2009

Wonderful and caring doctor. So knowledgeable and great bedside manner.

Submitted Jan. 13, 2009

good in the operating room but no people skills, doesn't listen, makes you feel stupid, doesn't like to give pain medication, unfriendly,

Submitted March 29, 2008

I have never had such a negative experience with a Dr. This man treated me for 5 weeks and it just got worse every week. The attitude he and his staff had was horrible. He started out the first week by saying that he had a plan, he was treating me for two torn ligaments in my ankle - he said - and put me in 'the boot' to immobilize it. 4 weeks later, he told me to begin moving it slightly and sleeping without any brace, which I did and felt excruciating pain when I inadvertently moved my foot in my sleep. This has continued, and when I ask him about it, he says that I am 'fine', the knifing pain in my ankle is normal and I should just ice it and take advil. This Dr does not listen to what the patient actually tells him, and instead just made me feel like I was a complainer. I had to ask for my own MRI after 5 weeks. Meanwhile, I can barely move my right foot bc he had it immobilized for too long, and am now going to see another Dr.

Submitted Sept. 19, 2007