William Anthony Tanaruno

Dr. William exemplifies kindness, empathy, support, and patience in his practice as a physician. His attentive listening skills make patients feel truly heard and valued. Dedicated to finding optimal solutions for health concerns, he consistently goes above and beyond to ensure the best possible outcomes. Dr. William prioritizes patient well-being by promptly referring them to specialists when necessary.

Having had the privilege of being under Dr. William's care during my time in Stavanger, I can confidently say that he is a doctor I would entrust with my health for a lifetime. His profound knowledge and expertise inspire unwavering trust, fostering a sense of safety and understanding in his office.

During a particularly challenging period in my life, Dr. William's guidance was invaluable. His support and expertise guided me through a dark and stressful phase, and without his intervention, I may not have experienced the recovery I enjoy today.

In summary, Dr. William's exceptional qualities make him not just a doctor, but a sign of hope and healing for his patients. I am deeply grateful for his compassionate care and would wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone seeking a dedicated and skilled physician.

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Klage på at legen ved alle timeavtaler er mye forsinket, slik at ventetiden ofte blir mer enn en time. Dette er meget frustrerende for meg, og virker slik at jeg blir syk av dette. Ved siste legebesøk kom jeg kl 1045, når jeg hadde time kl 1100. Da er det en pasient inne hos legen, og denne pasienten kommer ikke ut før kl 1200. Til min store forundring, tar han da inn en ny pasient før meg, og etter den, var det min tur. Det blir en forsinkelse på over en time og 15 minutter. Når jeg så kommer inn, og ber han ta blodtrykket, sier han at det har han ikke tid til.

Impolite, non-professional, can be late for 1.5 hour for the appointment, difficult communication, rude behaviour