When you saved my life there was no internet to do this. 20 years later I have never forgotten you.

Submitted Jan. 5, 2018

I have been a patient of Dr. Dagani for many years. I have nothing bad to say about him he is a great doctor - he is no frills of course and tells you like it is. I would recommend him.

Submitted July 28, 2011

His bedside manner is atrocious. He tried to put me on a very strict diet while I was pregnant and breastfeeding disregarding my gestational diabetes. He specifically said he did not care about the diabetes, just that I lose weight. He also said he would be able to "tell" if I weren't following his diet instructions. I genuinely appreciate that I am overweight, I even have no problem with a dr telling me that I need to diet, it was his manner which concerned me. He also did a different incision for my c-section than my previous two c-sections and was very proud of himself for it despite my having far more pain and a much harder recovery than I had previously endured. He is a good surgeon and gets the job done, if you like old school doctors he is your guy. If you are well read and knowledgeable about pregnancy do not see him, he will patronize you.

Submitted May 17, 2011

Dr Dagani saved my daughter's life. I did not have an OB/GYN going into labor and my daughter had some problems. I had never met Dr. Dagani before, and within 5 minutes he had everything under control, explained to my husband what was going on while I was prepped for surgery. Needless to say, all went well. He cared for and delivered my additional 2 babies and everyone in our home has been impressed with his knowledge, care, and professionalism.

Submitted Sept. 23, 2009

I have had 4 children delivered by Dr. Dagani. He is probably not for everyone as far as bedside manner goes, he is very dry, no frills, and to the point. Having said that, I appreciate his bedside manner very much and feel that he is an extremely knowledgeable and caring doctor. I have no complaints about my prenatal care, and my deliveries were handled well even when problems arose. You will always get a real person when you call this office, and they can get you in quickly if needed. I have never felt rushed during my appointment times. I definitely have never felt in any way that he is 'in it for the salary', as one person commented.

Submitted April 28, 2009

I wouldnt recomment this DR. to anyone! I am 20 lbs overweight and all he could talk about was my weight. He didnt show the least bit of interest in the baby. He told me to stop drinking milk, stop eating cheese, dairy etc and especially NO fruit or fruit juice. And if I were going to drink anything to make it diet pop or water. OH and there was "no sense in taking prenatals, they are pointless." What kind of Dr. gives this kind of advice over being 20 lbs overweight?! If my baby was 20 lbs overwiehgt then yes, talk to me. But this kind of "dietary advice" is obsurd for a pregnant woman reguardless of her weight. Not to mention he was rude rude rude!!! and presented himself as totally in this profession for the salary.

Submitted Dec. 28, 2008

He had horrible bedside manner with us. Horrible...We were pregnant with our first child and went to the hospital because we didn't feel him kicking all day. Our OBGYN wasn't available, so Dr. Dagani came over. He performed an ultrasound and then said, "Well, the aorta isn't pumping." In our state of shock we asked, "Well, what does that mean?" He responded very abruptly, flippant and harshly, "Well, I mean, the baby is dead." He said it with very little feeling, if any at all. That was it. Nothing else. Simply horrible. I have heard from others that he is bearable as your regular OBGYN, but this experience obviously makes that seem impossible to us.

Submitted Sept. 20, 2008

Positive comments are: genuinely caring doctor, nonjudgemental, no wait time, wonderful office staff. Negative attributes: old school doctor who operates based upon convenience (i.e. inducing labors for his convenience), office visits getting shorter and shorter and starting to lack bedside manner, no opportunity to ask questions.

Submitted July 22, 2008