Dr. Anthony Denoia, MD

Dr. Denoia has been our family doctor for years. I would not trust my family or my children to anyone else. He is not only intelligent but he knows just how to explain all that medical information to a patient. I would recommend him as an Internal Medicine Doctor for an individual or a family with children. One in a million!

Dr. DeNoia has taken exceptional care of my family for more than 25 years. I have found his diagnoses to be accurate. He is kind, caring, and does not rush. Our prescription refills are processed in a timely manner. We often see Gretchen. She is also thorough, caring, and accurate. Very happy to use this office.

Very kind and caring. Unfortunately, the ding-a-lings he has working the front desk (including the nurse practitioner) make him look really bad. You request a specific test, and they go and run something completely different. They don't listen to the patient. I went in for a follow-up visit for an infection, and the welcoming phrase was "so, what brings you in here today?" I said. "I don't know, you tell me based on the file. " My walk-in sent me for a Lyme disease panel after a week of fevers, aches, and chills on and off and they ran a completely different panel. I had to call and re-request the updated testing.

Had a terrible experience and interaction with this doctor re: my 79 y/o aunt's end-of life care in late 2014. She had a notarized Living Will/Advanced Medical Directive that he willfully ignored. I was my aunt's healthcare proxy and was shocked and saddened that he was attempting to prolong her life with a terminal illness. Though her oncologist and nurses thought she was in pain, he took her off morphine without letting us know. He also ordered unnecessary tests like a CT scan to determine if she had a stroke because she was unresponsive. After pleading with him for a hospice consultation, he finally acquiesced (after 5 days refusing) and it was determined that my aunt was clearly at the end-stage of life. The week before she passed away, her last words to me were, "I want to go home." I knew she did not want to die in the hospital. I was with her when she passed away 27 hours after she returned home, one day after her hospice consult.

Dr Denoia has a unique gift for knowing who his patients are patients and being a great diagnostician. Our family loves the care both he and his staff has provided us over the years! So much so, we moved out of state but still drive for his care!

Dr Dennis is always kind and attentive