I first want to say that Dr. Stahl is very,very good, BUT....if you can get past him being rude, arrogant and impatient, he can help you. I was told this quite a few years ago about his mannerisms. If I did'nt know this, I would have walked out the door in a heart beat. I want to STRESS that he can diagnose symptoms that many other doctors have missed and I am very grateful. So hang in there and give him a try.

Submitted June 19, 2007

I can only offer praises for Dr. Stahl. I have aquired a host of debilitating illnesses over the past 2 years which have left me in a good deal of pain most all the time. To go with the host of symptoms I have a host of doctors diagnosing me. During our fist appointment Dr. Stahl spent a great deal of time taking my medical history, next moved on to his own physical/medical evaluation, and then offered his diagnosis. He gave me a list of what I could and could not do, gave me medical treatment and sent me off for PT. After he sent me for an XRAY at our next visit he read the radiologist report which stated there was no problem then said, "let's look to see what the radiologist missed". Sure enough there were issues present which were clearly missed. I am still continuing treatment presently. My majority of my pains are gone and I am able to enjoy life again. I still have medical issues but they are treated by another dr. I have my life back in part due to Dr. Stahl.

Submitted April 1, 2007

I agree with all the above. This is the WORST Dr. I have ever been to he is rude, unprofessional, does not listen. He is crippled himself and does nothing to help himself. I would suffer with sever pain before ever returning to him again. DON'T USE him!!

Submitted March 28, 2007

He was very abrupt and agitated throughout the entire appointment. I felt like he was not listening to what I had to say and wanted to push me out the door as fast as possible.

Submitted March 8, 2007

This is the worse Doctor I believe I have ever seen. I came to him with a list of symptoms and he told me that there was no way possible I had that many symptoms at my age (I was in my late teens). He then told me that I needed to seek psychological help and told me I looked very depressed (I was actually in severe pain). He didn't do much of a thorough exam and didn't listen to my concerns. He did order some blood work (suprised me with at least doing that). Then he proceeded to record the dictation of my case in listening distance and said quite a few rude things. I wouldn't recommend him to my worse enemy. I later was actually diagnosed with several autoimmune disorders along with a rare genetic disorder and several other disorders related to those- these diagnosises explained every symptom I had listed.

Submitted Feb. 17, 2007