Horrible experience. Dr Rendell is rude, short-tempered, impatient and unaware of the damage he can inflict on newly diagnosed patients with Type Diabetes, especially young women. Literally yelling at them for eating carbohydrates even when the proper amount of insulin was given. He may be very intelligent but he is the source of so much stress and fear to patients and families who are already dealing with a life-altering, 24hr/7days a week disease they did nothing to cause. I hope he will see this and change his ways.

Submitted Aug. 26, 2022

The most amazing doctor I’ve ever met, this is not an over-statement. I went through many months and many, many doctors trying to figure out my issue. Dr. Rendell helped identify a diagnosis within one call and now I am set onto the right path. I thought I had a blood clot in a swollen leg. He determined it was not a blood clot but diastolic dysfunction, which co-related with all of my symptoms. 🙏 I followed his instructions and picked up his prescribed medication. The next morning, the swelling in my leg had gone down, completely. He saved me from a visit to the hospital to look for blood clots in this Covid environment and has steered me in the right direction. Like, I said, it’s not an over-statement to say that Dr. Rendell is the most amazing doctor I have ever met!💞

Submitted Jan. 1, 2021

Had a good expierence, besides waiting for a few hours the Dr. helped me out and in less then 3 months and 2 visits I had stable blood sugars, no more neuropathy, and seemed to reallly care about my progress.

Submitted June 8, 2011

Dr. was incredibly rude and disrespectful- funny when he staff demands that you call them "Mr. or Mrs." Went to get on an insulin pump and he insisted that for the first month I had to wear the pump with saline and STILL give 5 shots. Won't talk about drugs that he wasn't paid to study. He's motivated by the $$ not how my health is!

Submitted July 20, 2009