Frank J Marino, MD

I recently had my first visit with Dr. Marino, since my long-​term doctor retired. I was concerned about have a new unfamiliar doctor after 25 years with my previous one, but I found Dr. Marino to be professional, patient, thorough, and efficient. I don’t know how it could have gone better. And, as always, the office staff was great.
If you’re looking for friendly banter, go out drinking with your friends. If you are looking for a physician, Dr. Marino seems very qualified and worthy of your consideration.

This guy is the biggest jerk off of a doctor I have ever encountered, and trust me I’ve been to many doctors. He is rude, condescending, has a huge chip on his shoulder. If you do go see him, be prepared to be treated and talked to like a child. I am shocked to see that he even has patients. I am very very disappointed and WOULD NOT recommend that anyone see him!!!

This doctor was recommended to me by someone I used to know so when my need to see a doctor came, I made an appt. w/​Dr. Marino. When I got there for my appt. I noticed the front desk person was the nurse and the clinic looked like my Jr. High front area used to look like — chaotically disorganized. This should’ve been a clue to turn around and leave but I stayed like the fool I am. The nurse quickly asked me to pay my co-​pay w/​my insurance then she took me to a room where I had to wait for the Dr. Then Dr. Marino came in and asked me why a was there. I explained and I was surprised in how disrespectful he was. I don’t know if he had a bad morning or he had a problem that morning with someone else. Immediately I got on the defensive and shortly after that his voice was at high volume. The way one talks to child who won’t move or obey. Me, it was my first time even meeting this jerk of a doctor and I wasn’t a child nor someone who didn’t obey. So, I decided to walk out. Good for this doctor who got to charge my insurance for my visit only he had to do nothing else than to disrespect me. I hope this doctor gets his because it was uncalled for how he treated me for just visiting his practice that morning. I’d like to believe this was meant to happen so I wouldn’t het misdiagnosed or be given something that would’ve harmed me.