David Church, M.D.

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Overall, patient sentiment regarding Dr. David Church, MD, is mixed. While he has received some praise for his expertise and experience in cardiology, reflected in his 41 years of practice, many reviews indicate significant dissatisfaction with aspects of his practice, particularly after he joined WVU Medicine. His average rating is 3.8 out of 5, but this is accompanied by a notable number of negative comments. Common themes in praise include Dr. Church's extensive knowledge and experience in treating cardiovascular conditions, particularly pulmonary hypertension and chronic heart diseases. Patients have previously appreciated his caring demeanor, especially during earlier visits. However, criticism is prevalent regarding his current practice environment. Patients frequently mention difficulties in scheduling appointments, rude staff interactions, and a perceived lack of attentiveness during consultations. Many reviews highlight that Dr. Church appears rushed, often not listening to patient concerns, which has led to feelings of being treated as just another number rather than an individual patient. Notably, several patients expressed disappointment in the change in Dr. Church's approach over the years, suggesting that he has become more focused on pushing procedures rather than providing personalized care. This shift has contributed to a decline in patient satisfaction, making it essential for potential patients to consider these factors when deciding whether to see him.

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