Dr. Frank David Singer, MD

I could not believe how rude he was. I honestly thought that maybe someone close to him had died or something. Save yourself some time and don't visit this doctor.

Worst doctor I've ever had he answered me " I cant predict" and "nobody knows" Waste of time going to this kind of doctor.

Rude and arrogant...did not read my file or at the very least, skimmed over it. Asked about two questions, told me what my problem was (it was not), and told me go home. When I asked about blood work for a baseline, he told me no need, that we would check it in a month. Tried to talk about my 52 year history with my thyroid and he wasn't interested...even though I have been hospitalized 3 times in cardiac care because of my thyroid. Needless to say, never went back! Waste of my time and my insurance's money.

Dr. Singer is narrow minded, will not consider other medication options. Rude, and dismissive.

I've been seeing Dr. Frank Singer for over 15 years. His diagnosis is accurate and he listens to my concerns about medication. I have had a very different experience from other reviewers. I'm not there to be chatty and like his straightforward manner.

Not caring at all. Maybe he has been in the business too long. Very disappointing. Made me feel stupid for asking questions about my diagnosis.im now disgusted with western medicine and switching over to naturalpathic medicine. Dr. Singer had the nerve to say I should take medicine for my anxiety. Wow.God forbid we think out of the box or worry about it being cancer or not. Horrible excuse for a doctor.

This doctor thinks too highly of himself and absolutely HATES to be questioned. He does not like for you to bring questions to your visit. He is rude and uncaring. He thinks his opinion is the only one that matters. He does not treat you outside of the scope of what HE thinks you have.

Dr didn't even look at my symptoms, he just looked at my test results and said there was nothing wrong, when all along I did have a thyroid problem afterall.

My first visit with Dr. Singer was rather rushed as if he couldn't be bothered with me. He didn't want to listen to my concerns, and basically I felt he brushed me off. After the second visit when he never even bothered to check my thyroid at all, I decided it was time to find a new doctor! My health is far too important to me.

Mara is likely talking about another Dr. Singer. Dr. Frank Singer from Straub Clinic in Honolulu is an endocrinologist, not an orthopedic surgeon, who would be the right specialist to treat a tear in a wrist.As for my experience with Dr. Singer, I went to him with a precise diagnosis in hand (I had to switch doctors due to relocation of my former endocrinologist). Therefore, I cannot comment on his skills. In terms of his bedside manner, he is unsympathetic, somehow a distant character. The office staff and nurses are all very courteous .

Hogwash on any of the negative reviews. Dr. Singer is professional, thorough and very sharp. He is an expert in his field. One doesn't go to a specific specialist for talky talk they go to have themselves repaired in the best and least invasive way. I'd read the reviews and after several visits with my 17 y/o son with a tear in his wrist I am very satisfied with Dr. Singer's abilities, professionalism and mannerisms. I don't usually write reviews but felt compelled in this case.

Fact: Dr. Frank Singer misdiagnosed what is otherwise a common endocrin disorderFact: Dr. Frank Singer was visibly angry, and tried to convey his arrogance and anger both with escalating volume, physical demeanor, and extremely curt and extremely abrupt explanation of his opinionFact: Despite blood test results in hand, previous diagnoses from 4 (yes, four) other physicians, Frank Singer missed, entirely, the diagnosis and therefore failed to prescribe remedial or symptomatic care.Fact: If a mechanic, carpenter, WalMart employee, etc. fails to do their job, they would be fired. Extrapolate what you want from this statement