Stephen G Diamantoni & Associates: Timothy D Riley, MD

By far the worse medical practice I have ever been associated with. Besides the fact that they have snobby and inexperienced staff, but their main and obvious goal is to make as much money as possible by forcing you to make appointments for every little thing! I have been on the same medication for about 6 years now, instead of giving me multiple refills, i have to make an appointment constantly just to continue taking the medication I need. I am not upset because of just 1 bad experience. I am upset because Stephen G Diamantoni & Assoiciates have continually let me down in the past. Im fed up and already found a new practice to deal with. I rather my health be taken seriously rather then be treated as a business. I see im not the only one leaving bad reviews for this poorly ran practice but im certain I won't be the last either!! more

Dr. Diamontoni really impressed me with how thoroush he is. After the visit he went so far as to look up the latest research for my issue and contact me personally to break it down for me. more

Absolutely the worst office ever! As a professional courtesy, I brought my own MRI to the office for my visit with the good doctor, and after it had been disregarded and misplaced, I requested that it be returned to me.The horrifying desk assistant at first agreed to do so and then changed her power trip mind and refused to give back my property. Not a good idea. This place is not to be trusted. Save yourself a great deal of time and headaches. Go to see a different doctor as this particular office is extrememly unprofessional, incompetent, and dishonest. more

No stars for me. Dr. Diamantoni has too many offices. His patients are not patients anymore. You are a number. My daughter had an appointment made in advance for an injection. She does not drive and I am a single mother who has to work. I had arrangements made for transportation. When my daughter arrived at the office on Franklin Street, she was told she could not have the injection because there was not one there for her. This appointment was made two weeks in advance. They told her that she had to call ahead of time to make sure the injection was there. I call this a bit lazy on their part. Since when does a patient have to worry if an injection is available. If the appointment is made for an injection then the doctor's office should be responsible and make sure that the injection is ready and available when the patient arrrives. more