Dr. James Stroh, MD

I felt he didn't listen to me at all. I have a graduate degree, but felt he dismissed my comments. He spent more time on the computer than talking to me and never asked my concerns but assumed what they were. I felt it a waste of time seeing him and I will not return. Too bad and a waste of hours that included driving, parking, and waiting.

I have little doubt that Dr. Stroh is a fine physician, but scheduling follow-up surgery is a nightmare. While he was kind to fit me in before his trip so I could know why I was really struggling to see (cataracts), it has been impossible over a three week period of time since my appt. to schedule necessary follow-up procedures. The surgical scheduler is unreachable and there is no way to know when she might be available despite numerous attempts on my part and on Dr. Stroh's office staff members to connect with her. This is one more example of why government's forced takeover of healthcare --overwhelming hospitals and doctors via COVID and firing competent healthcare providers who knew it was risky to submit to the jab--is killing our once exceptional American medical care system. The disenfranchised common folks who entrusted our government to protect our well-being have been cheated bymediocre global standards of care for us. Meanwhile, the elites have their own private doctors.

Thorough and encouraging!

I would recommend Dr. Stroh to family and friends without hesitation. I have been a patient since around 2005, and Dr. Stroh has always been kind, courteous and professional. He has proven himself to be an excellent ophthalmologist on several occasions, including identifying conditions and taking appropriate action to monitor, treat or perform laser surgery as necessary. I see him annually for my eye exam, and am confident I am seeing one of the best ophthalmologists in the area.