William Markoff, MD

I saw the doc for a shoulder injury, he was more concerned about scheduling a physical than diagnosing the reason I was at the doctor in the first place. he icing on the cake was he gave me a cortisone shot and his office coded it on my invoice as an office surgery? $ 145 in labor not counting the medicine for 1 shot, less than 30 seconds. I called billing and they told me to call the office and the saga continued. I eventually paid the bill to protect my credit and by the way incorrect diagnosis on the shoulder. I’ll find another M.D.

dr. markoff has been our family dr. for around 10 years. dr. markoff and his staff are very professional in every aspect from appointments to referrals and follow up on blood work etc. we have recommended dr markoff to many friends and all of them now use dr. markoff on a regular basis. from marlene & john

He doesn’t deserve 1 star. Did someone tell him he is God, lol, far from it. Walk out of the exam room on him, talk to me like he did… he was so mad that I took control, that he made a huge scene, yelling at me in front of everyone, what a child. go back to school and learn something, don’t pass up the humble pie this time around …

Dr. Markoff has been my doctor for about 10 years and I highly recommend him. What I like most about him is that he asks questions and really listens to determine what is going on, and he explains things in detail so you not only understand the treatment plan but why he thinks that treatment is the best course. He also seems to take a more holistic approach to treatment than some doctor’s I’ve had in the past, and doesn’t seem to shy away from considering alternative treatments when they seem appropriate. I appreciate the time he takes with me, and I like how sometimes (if it is relevant) he will share a personal anecdote about his own health or his wife’s health and how he/​she dealt with it, since we are close in age and it relates to what I’m going through. Despite the time he takes, it never seems like I have to wait very long when I go to the office. The nurses in that office are also great, especially Fred who always remembers my name and asks how I’m doing. I’ve never had an issue with the front office staff either. I’m sorry a couple of people here had not-​good experiences with him, and I imagine every doctor & office has not-​great interactions with patients sometimes… but honestly, my experiences over the past 10 years have been really stellar. Especially after all these years since he knows me (as a patient only) and my medical history, and I imagine takes that into consideration when treating me.

Very arrogant and condesending. Did not like his demeanor at all. Went to see him for a physical as he is blue shield provider. Ws told during the exam that he could only bill for vitals and if i had other age appropriate questions, i neede to book more appts so he could bill more. He runs late but is so quick to cut me off once his 30 mins is up. I did not like his personal irrelevent remarks either. He is not a good listener to his patients concerns.
At another appt, nurse practioneer, Tori Doolittle informed me hysterically that I has an extreme high white blood count, which really startled me. She suggested more tests. Then she called me and said it «was a mistake». So unprofessional.

Dr. Markoff has been our family Dr. for more years than I can remember — I think from when he first set up shop. Always been a trusted and caring advisor. I owe a lot of my good health to him and how he has managed my diabetes. Highly recommend him.

I’m truly sad that some of Dr. Markoff patients gave him bad reviews. My family have been patients of his for over 5 years. Love, love, love his staff, especially Medical Assistants Fred and Mary Ann. Only once during this time have any of us had to wait more than 10 minutes (a special emergency occurred on that occasion). He’s a competent, professional doctor, a good listener, always upbeat around me (I never leave without at least one chuckle). He’s human, and a good human at that. If I had even a little criticism it would be in the early years a nurse practitioner didn’t «get it right» and I didn’t feel a complete trust with her assessments. Oh yes, his partner, Dr. Trapnell is top notch, too.

Very thorough and detailed oriented.
He didn’t remember me from the previous time I saw him, but the computer system is pretty sophisticated, so he got caught up pretty fast.
All his prescriptions and insights have worked out great for me.