Gregory J. Diehl, MD, PC

A good doctor will discuss what is going to happen, then you get prepared and think about it, and then you go and do it. All controlled and the outcome/​result is hopefully good and you can review it (like here?) and make a decision on this guy or that. But what about an emergency? And when it’s not you? Who do you trust? Can you? Who do you call in? A GREAT doctor makes decisions in a critical timeframe, handles ALL the patients well (in this case ME as my wife was having the emergency. After nearly cutting off her finger and as it turns out nicking her tendon, I got a chance to observe Dr. Diehl «operate» and repair and heal. He is reassuring, confident and the most striking difference to me is the way ALL the various staff, functions (nurses, orderly, even registration), and other doctor’s in the area seem to regard his medical acumen. They know that he knows what he is doing and what the results are. NOW my family does too. That’s why I am writing this review to thank him in some little way for taking care of me, my wife, and family over a number of «incidents», in emergencies, and with our trust.