Negroski, Donald MD

Jill-Anne Beary

Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis Dr. Donald Negroski has been my doctor since 1994. I had 2 other neurologists prior to him, and then others between 2007-2011 while living out of state. I have been back under his care since returning to Florida, I have even committed to driving/be driven 2.5 hours to remain so. I can say with absolute certainty, in my experience, Dr. Negroski is the best in his field. He has always talked with me, never at or to me, it has always been a discussion. He has always helped to educate me in both the disease as well as the treatments available. I never feel rushed, and I never leave his office filled with questions, fear or anxiety. Febuary 2022 will mark 28 years of MS, and I wouldn't want any other neurologist with me now or going forward than Dr. NEGROSKI.

Pamela Dodrill

MOST incompetence I’ve experienced with any medical practice. I’ve been trying to cancel my appointment for 4 days. Yet I keep get reminders to confirm. I leave messages to no avail. NO ONE EVER ANSWERS THE PHONE

Cheri Jaensch

Oh yes, he’s a real charmer!! Lol!!! He especially doesn’t like to be told the medicine he prescribed for you recently isn’t working , and then to top it off you don’t even receive a phone call from the nurse or anyone from the office. I called two days in a row because I needed him to address my condition! I’ll be getting a referral from my Awesome oncologist Dr. Richard Brown! He’s Wonderful!!!

Bob Sarasota

Had a confrontation with this doctor. My app't had been confirmed two days prior, and then the day before, his office tried to cancel. They said my insurance info. was from the prior year. I said that's right because I hadn't been there for a year. So I offered to give the current insurance info. over the phone. But, the nurse said - no - it was too late. Too late for what? I explained to her that I'd seen Negrowski before and had waited a whole year for a prescription renewal. Again, I emphasized that my insurance was current and stressed that the app't had been confirmed. So, I told her - I'd be there for the app't and would give my insurance info. at that time. Finally, she did me the great honor of allowing me to come in. However, when I explained the situation to Negrowski, he was defiant, unapologetic, and arrogant. Then in a bizarre twist, he asked me if I wanted to be treated? I said - please just renew my prescription, and you'll never see me again. Meanwhile, I've found a much nicer, more qualified physician - and he even understands "Logic 101."