David J. Wenzel, MD

"I have been seeing Dr. Wenzel through three different group practices. I followed him due to how well he has taken care of me for thirty years and quite a few health changes. He is a very nice person and always treats people with respect and as an equal. He has a great sense of humor and he will always go the extra mile for specialists, tests, imaging, etc."

"I've known Dr. David as my PCP for over a decade, after seeking someone in the medical profession who could actually listen and give proper credence to a layperson perspective on medical matters. He is wonderfully compassionate with a good sense of humor, who takes his profession seriously and stays current with new insights and recent publications, yet with the rare "common sense" that your great-grandmother has for a natural approach; when baking soda is as good as any remedy for your rumen, he doesn't ruminate to over medicate!! A wonderful man to know; a splendid doctor for your spleen!"

"Doctor Wenzel has been my primary care physician for more than five years. One of the best, he sees you immediately and gives thoughtful, in-depth medical advice. As he seats you next to his computer you see what he sees as he walks you through his diagnostic measures. Need an appointment right away? Done! Medical advice in easy to understand terms? It's yours! In pain? Visit his office. On target diagnosis needed? See Dr. Wenzel..... Know that or read 10,000 books. His easy manner will put you at ease and his medical knowledge will keep you in good health. If you need a specialist he refers you to the staff of Newton Wellesley Hospital."

"My family trusts Dr. Wenzel with our health, as we have for years. He is thorough, caring and proactive rather than reactive. I'd say he's probably a good fit for those suffering from "white coat syndrome" as I'm not a particularly brave patient; he puts me at ease with humor. He'll coax you to get needed tests but does it in a way that lets you know much of your health is under patient control."

"My encounter with this disgusting excuse for human being, let alone Doctor was horrible. I just called the "on call" doctor for my primary care office. I was experiencing dizziness, hypertension(152/104), and an unexplained increase in blood sugar (415). I needed guidance on whether or not to increase my insulin and to cease a new blood pressure medication that might be causing my symptoms. This "Doctor" sneered at me and asked me "What do you want me to do about this at 11 PM at night?". He then proceeded to tell me that "of course" I should take my insulin, which was not my question. Dr. Wenzel, you should be ashamed of your behavior. Your job is to do no harm and to provide a service to your patients. I am very sorry that my health issues cut into your Saturday night, however that is your job sir. I am very sorry I was forced through the on call system to cross paths with you. Perhaps you need to retire sir. At 65 years of age you have lost your humanity and ability to treat others with respect and dignity, You were negligent at best, harmful at worst."