Dr. Marc D. Rosenthal - Dangerous, Corrupt Doctor - Performing Unnecessary Medical Procedures for Profit Columbia Ear Nose & Throat, Marc D Rosenthal MD, Dr. Rosenthal, Dr. Marc Rosenthal, CENTA Medical Group Doctor performing unnecessary medical procedures, fraud, dangerous, poor surgical skills, quackery, medical fraud, patients beware of this crook, scams, money hungry, profit motives of doctors Nashville, Tennessee
I went to see Dr. Marc Rosenthal and he recommended a medical procedure and wanted to start it right away. The procedure would have cost me dearly so I went for a second opinion at Johns Hopkins Hospital and found out that the procedure was not necessary. The doctors at Johns Hopkins advised me to not see Dr. Rosenthal again because he was committing medical fraud. Dr. Rosenthal is a very dangerous doctor. Many of my friends in the community have also told me to watch out for him because rumor has it that he is a poorly skilled physician and looking to make a quick buck. This doctor is going to be reported to the medical board, the IRS and hopefully he'll soon be stripped of his license. Stay clear of this crook!
2 Updates & Rebuttals
John
Nashville,Tennessee,
United States of America
Crooked Doctor and Pervert
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, April 06, 2011
This crook should be put behind bars. He ripped me off too and d**n near killed me. He tried to take out my tonsils for no reason at all. I heard he is also a pervert!
Dr. Marc Rosenthal
USAHoax
#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Fri, September 25, 2009
THIS IS A HOAX:
Our office has detailed electronic medical records with detailed,demographic search ability. We have no patients with a first name of "Jeremy" from "Nashville".
I am a Board Certified Otolaryngologist who has never had any medical malpractice claims awarded against me. I was trained by other world-renowned physicians in the field and take great pride in providing the latest, technologically-advanced treatments of the ear, nose, and throat.
In regard to "making a quick buck"... our practice offers treatment alternatives such as sublingual allergy drops instead of traditional allergy shots. This method costs 10% of what allergy shot treatment pays, yet offers the same cure rate as the shots.
Dr. Marc D. Rosenthal, MD