Dr. Sonya S Saadati, DO

Best doctor I’ve seen. Kind, caring, knowledgeable and takes her time to actually listen

If I could give 0 stars I would. She let another patient listen in on my visit and then reported lies on.my record. It was initiated by doctor I believe.

I was 33 weeks pregnant and had been diagnosed with pneumonia. The dr that saw me at the same facility told me that if I wasn't better by Monday to come back. I did and saw Dr. Marden this time. She said she didn't know why he told me that I had pneumonia, she didn't even here any bronchitis. Sent me home with an antibiotic in the same class as one that I had previously been taking that wasn't working. She also said that it was okay that I had been running a fever of 104 of a week and a half. I went that night to the ER and the Dr. immediately said I had pneumonia in the right lung, sent me to x-ray and then I was admitted to the OB floor because of the possibility of getting further germs on other floors. After 12 hours they admitted me to ICU and remained there for 4 days with the pneumonia going over to the right lung as well. The doctors in in the ICU almost had to put me on a ventilator my condition deteriorated so quickly. I had 1/4 of one lung that had air in it. I spent two weeks in the hospital and was discharged. Was home 12 hrs when after coughing so hard my membranes ruptured and I started into labor with my daughter. This happened 3 years ago.

arrogant, no bedside manner whatsoever.

Dr. Marden diagnosed and treated me for a broken rib. Her diagnosis was perfect and she answered all of my questions.I did not have an appointment at the urgent care facility, and I was seen by her for the first time. I have not had to return for any follow up and my rib is healing on schedule. She is a pleasant person to be around, and I will ask her to be my primary care physician, since I have not had one for several years.