Dr. Michael Landolf, MD

Dr. Landolf, is a very arrogant and condescending Doctor. He asks questions, doesn't give you a chance to answer and he assumes things. He displays a sense of drama, given how difficult he makes things, that seemingly don't need to be difficult.

I was sent to Dr. Landolf for a work related injury and was nervous having to go to a new doctor. From the very first visit I was treated like I had gone there for years. The ladies in the reception area and the nurses are very personable and pleasant to work with. Dr. Landolf was amazing and so good to me from the very first visit. He was very thorough and left no stones unturned when it came to my injury. He also was so good about talking to me about what was next in trying to help me and always asked me if that was okay with me. I usually don’t write reviews but I was so impressed with this doctors office that I wanted to tell everyone.

I saw Dr. Landolf over a year ago for a work related injury. Not only did he gloss over my concerns, he basically made it seem as though they were minimal and every day, I am a highly trained athlete. He knew nothing about my injury and allowed his ego to get in the way of his duty as a doctor. Thankfully I got a second opinion. Equally the staff in the office at the time could not have been any less helpful. An extremely frustrating and unnecessary experience when one is already in pain.

I have been with my current employer for about 5 yrs. I had hurt myself on the job a few times. He is the Doctor I have seen every visit. Dr Landolf always takes his time to make sure he does his job right!! He even went above and beyond to help me. I asked him a few questions that had nothing to do with my work related injury and his suggestion worked.

Landof is a hack and pathetic doctor. Personally, he has caused weeks of delays raising concerns where there are none. My PCP has already spoken to Dr Landolf, yet he continues to create rediculous obstacles. He is a terrible doctor! Other sites report the same lack of ability to draw a logical conclusion and inability to develop trust with patients.

my visit was 8 years ago. I had a nerve conduction test done do to job-related carpal-tunnel and the test revealed moderate to severe carpal tunnel. Dr Landolf more or less dismissed the findings of that test and determined tendonitus. I waited (foolishly as it turned out) for over 5 years to have the surgery done because I believed in this doctor...who is definitely in my opinion not a very good doctor (which in my experiences is typical of the entire medical industry).