Dr. Sean Sadler, DO

Very rushed, poor listening during intake and talking over the patient. On my follow up visit, I was instead seen by an NP to go over test results, diagnosis and treatment with no communication from Dr. Sadler, even the NP didn't know why she transferred the care and was unprepared for the visit, asking me to reexplain everything.

I first went to see 'Dr. Sadler' after I experienced some concerns 6 weeks into my pregnancy. Dr. Sadler did not show face and instead a mid wife said she thought I was having a miscarriage in which she showed no remorse. The next day I was told to go in again as they thought maybe it was a ectopic pregnancy instead. I then had to go back for a THIRD time to finally meet with Dr. Sadler where she was very cold, terrible bed side manner, and told me my only option was to undergo surgery to get my fallopian tubes removed. As you can imagine, it was a whirlwind of emotions having to hear a different (and false) diagnosis from a number of different people at the practice all within 3 days. I decided to get a second opinion from another doctor who only had to take a 5 second look at my sonogram to tell me it was a miscarriage and I had to take a one time medication. Although still devastating, it was a big difference then having to get a tube removed. PLEASE GO SEE ANOTHER DR!!!!!!!

My daughter had a terrible experience.They wanted her to have surgery and after a second opinion we found out that this doctor was completely wrong!

She recommended a blood test for me and found out that I had pre-diabetes. I'm so grateful, praise God ! Thank you, Jesus! 100% recommend.

I met Dr Sadler almost 16 years ago when I was pregnant with my youngest daughter. Unfortuntely, my daughter passed away from SIDS, 13 days after she was delivered by Dr. Sadler. Dr. Sadler was super kind. She read the autopsy with my blessing and answered my questions because I wasn't ready to read it. She made a point to check in with me often and even bought me a silver necklace with Shelbys name on it. She continued to be my GYN, and eventually went on to take care of my mom, sister and daughter. She delivered my niece and my grandson and has become like a part of our family. Dr Sadler is amazing and I would highly recommend to anyone.

Dr Sadler has horrible bedside manner and is very inpatient. My mom was found to have uterine cancer and how she treated her.. I was in shock. We left and found someone else both as a primary OB and specialist. Sadler has many mom’s unhappy & felt uncared for. Do yourself a favor.. dont go to her.

I trusted Dr Sadler with my hysterectomy and she didn't let me down.

Very disappointed with this doctor. Out of 9 months, my daughter might have seen her 3 times. She chose Dr. Sadler because of her supposed wisdom and knowledge with higher risk pregnancies. But, she has no bedside manner, doesn't answer questions and blows off your concerns. She is always busy or rushed. After being at the hospital twice in the past two weeks, with severe pain, PUPS, gall bladder issues and having contractions on top of it...even the on-call doctors have voiced their concerns about my daughter's treatment. And when they called the doctor to discuss it, she would not comply. I would not recommend her to anyone. I have always had wonderful doctors...I had hoped my daughter's first experience would be the same.

Terrible, terrible bedside manner. A rock is more compassionate and competent for that matter. Go see literally anyone else.

Poor listening skills

Her bed side manner was very cold and she made me feel like she had better places to be. I went in for guidance on my PCOS- which she had little insight to share. Instead she ran bloodwork, diagnosed me with 'diabetes' and sent me to an endocrinologist. Upon seeing the endo, they reassured me my diagnosis was not diabetes and that my PCOS symptoms could be managed. Dr. Sadler gave no insight, comfort or understanding. If you need anything other than routine- I'd find a new Gyno.