Michael Sutkamp MD

My Dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer about 14 years ago at the age of 79. Dr Sutkamp referred him to a urologist because his PSA was elevated. A biopsy determined Dad had early signs of prostate cancer and it was still confined to his prostate. It was treatable at that time, but the urologist told Dad that at his age he would most likely never have problems with the cancer since it was...

Posted on November 02, 2013. Brought to you by vitals.

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100

I've been a patient of Dr. Sutkamp since he started practicing. I've found him to be a caring person who listens to his patients. By doing this he is able to pick up subtle issues that help him make an accurate diagnosis. He asks the right questions and understands that the patient knows his or her own body better than anyone else. I credit him with saving my life by making a diagnosis based...

Posted on November 12, 2012. Brought to you by vitals.

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100

Dr. Sutkamp is a very caring and articulate Dr. He took me in as a patient in 2004 when I had no Insurance. He volunteered for a program called "Get Care" back then that gave me care for a $12.00 Co Pay. My last Dr's office wouldn't even refill my blook pressure medicine because I had $65.00 outstanding bill. Dr. Michael W. Sutkamp is a caring Dr. that wants to help people. He has been my Dr....

Posted on August 17, 2011. Brought to you by vitals.

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100

I could not ask for a better doctor. My only problem has been access to his office by phone. If you call during office hours, you're routinely put on hold, although the staff handles you well when they get around to you. If you call after hours, you encounter a bewildering computer answering machine which is confusing, offers no useful help, and does not even allow leaving a message. If...

Posted on March 22, 2011. Brought to you by vitals.

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75

Good doctor, but his receptionist is hurting the practice. She turns the answering machine off up to fifteen minutes after the office is open and always puts you on hold, even if you are the first call through. The answering machine is turned on fifteen to twenty minutes before the office closes. Dr. Sutkamp is probably unaware of the patients he is losing because of this practice.

Posted on January 03, 2011. Brought to you by vitals.