Accepting New Patients
David Ryon, MD
SpecialtiesPulmonary Medicine
Critical Care Medicine
Primary Location
Deaconess Pulmonary Critical Care - Midtown
519 Harriet St.
Evansville, IN 47710
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812-450-7720
Primary LocationDeaconess Pulmonary Critical Care - Midtown
519 Harriet St.
Evansville, IN 47710
Deaconess Pulmonary Critical Care - Gateway
4015 Gateway Blvd., Ste. 2121
Newburgh, IN 47630
Deaconess Pulmonary Critical Care - Henderson
1300 Merritt Dr, Suite 100
Henderson, KY 42420
MEDICAL EDUCATION
University of Miami School of Medicine, 1988
INTERNSHIP
New York University Medical Center
RESIDENCY
New York University Medical Center
FELLOWSHIP
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Division of Critical Care Medicine
New York University Medical Center, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
- 4.8 Provider discussed treatment options
- 4.8 Likelihood of recommending this provider
- 4.8 Provider explained things clearly
- 4.8 Provider included you in decisions
- 4.8 Provider showed concern
Patient Comments
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Dr ryon took my symptoms seriously and included me in the decision making.
Appreciate Dr. Ryon and his care.
Very good visit, plan of was easily understood
Good experience
Would highly recommend
Dr. Ryon is a wonderful physician and very caring person. Would recommend him too anyone with lung problems.
Excellent care
Dr. Ryan is a excellent Dr. And Person.
Dr Ryon is excellent
Very genuine & concerned about medical issues
As written about Dr Ryon It wasn't a great experience firstly I was assigned the wrong doctor so I had to call and fix that. Then the day of the appointment as he was walking into the room Dr. Ryon said to the resident kind of dismissively tone this guy has mild (health condition). The Dr didn't address my health concern, even though he noted with my medication these symptoms should not be occurring. He was hostile to me about being unemployed even though I told him about my situation on the first visit. Further when I explained my medical emergency he said oh that's how people die. He said we can move to annual visits. On my first visit he (alone with me) he said to me I send my complicated patients to Dr. Koelilat. How is Dr Ryon employed at deaconess?
Good
I have had not any bad experiences with the medical professionals