Stephen Leon Wayne

Dr. Wayne is the most unprofessional, disrespectful doctor I have ever encountered. His bedside manner is practically nonexistent. Dr. Wayne is disinterested in patient well-being and has a very bad attitude. While other doctors asked questions about the patient’s overall well-being, Dr. Wayne insisted on staying “in his lane,” and ignored anything he did not deem relevant to that lane. The first time we spoke to him, as we anxiously awaited information about our family member, he repeatedly told us “I was going to tell you this tomorrow.” Later, when new test results became available, Dr. Wayne told a family member that he would not discuss the results until the next morning. While I understand the information may not be urgent to him, it is urgent to us. The cherry on top is his ridiculous medical bag and the way he plays around with it, but I could look past that if he gave any amount of decent care.

Dr. Wayne is the most unprofessional, disrespectful doctor I have ever encountered. His bedside manner is practically nonexistent. Dr. Wayne is disinterested in patient well-being and has a very bad attitude. While other doctors asked questions about the patient’s overall well-being, Dr. Wayne insisted on staying “in his lane,” and ignored anything he did not deem relevant to that lane. The first time we spoke to him, as we anxiously awaited information about our family member, he repeatedly told us “I was going to tell you this tomorrow.” Later, when new test results became available, Dr. Wayne told a family member that he would not discuss the results until the next morning. While I understand the information may not be urgent to him, it is urgent to us. The cherry on top is his ridiculous medical bag and the way he plays around with it, but I could look past that if he gave any amount of decent care.

Dr. Wayne is possibly the most pompous , arrogant person, I have ever met in my life. He has no bedside manner whatsoever. We dealt with him with a loved one in The ICU and I couldn’t even be in the room with him. He would get in my loved ones face and scream at her (she was still medically sedated although a small dose) to wake up. When she didn’t he turned around and said “yeah there’s obviously something very wrong with her brain” and told me to line up a skilled nursing facility for her. If you’re going to work in the medical field I feel like you need a better attitude. He was more concerned with his $200 shoes and 1950’s doctors bag than treating his patients. I met several other families in the waiting room who had this very same opinion.

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