Troy Glembot Bariatric Surgeon MD, MBA, CPE, FACS, FASMBS

Dr. Glembot has an easy manner, answer question with honesty, concern and a frankness that I found very apealling. He is the genuine article. He explains all parts of the surgical process . Questions the patient to be sure they understand the risks as well as the benefits of the surgery. The office staff are knowledgable, kind and easy to work with. The hospital staff at WInchester medical Center took very good care of me and I would not hesitate to recommend them. Overall with the exception of MY insurance company and their high deductible and high co pays, this may be the best thing that I have done for myself ever. In six month I have gone from having sleep apnea , high BP, difficult mobility and joint pain, pre-diabetes to a very healthy person. I take no medications , have no sleep apnea and my sugar levels are normal..

I was very impressed with Dr. Glembot and his staff, got good service and my surgery went very well. Five stars. Everyone has been extremely courteous and professional, and all the staff in the office give patients all the time they need - you never feel rushed out the door.

Two minor concerns: organization and consistency of the sleeve patient education printed materials was a little iffy (actual patient education classes and info were good), and I would prefer to be able to follow up with the surgeon, rather than a PA (no complaints about the specific PA, just my personal preference in follow-up).

I was introduced to Dr. Glembot first on May9, 2009 at the info session he was conducting on WLS. After hearing his presentation and just getting the feeling that he was a genuinely caring and kind person, I was ready to sign up for my srugery. 3 Red Flags at that time prevented me from moving further. FFWD to Feb 3, 2011 where Dr. James Wiedower, Glembots colleague presented the info session. Again, ready to sign up. Dr. Wiedower saw me through my inital consults on up to pre surgical consults but due to a hospital staff issue, my surgery with Wiedower was cancelled and the first reschedule was 2 weeks later with Glembot. Upon my appt with Glembot he was very nice and had proven to have already read my records and was very well informed about the situation in which I had to switch last minute. He didn't mind and seems very glad to be taking on my surgery now. His dispostion is rare. He took time to get to know ME. He is very caring, very thorough, and I am glad he'll be doing my surgery.

Dr Glembot was my PCP first choice for surgeon even if I had to wait a little to get him. I have to say that after hearing him speak at the orientation I was sold. His personality is open and makes you feel secure. He tells you the truth even if it is hard to hear and helps you make an informed choice about your care. When I did have some post-op complications he was quick to respond and did not make me feel as if I was bothering him with my problems. His office is open, his staff helpful, and his education amazing. He is continually seeking to advance his skill and keeps up to date on new information. I am very glad we made this choice and that my PCP recomended him.

I first impression of Dr. Glembot was that he really cares about his patients and takes the time to sit down with you and make sure you understand what will and can happen. My first appointment with him was not the first time I had met him, but the first time I had seen him as a patient. As a family member of a person who had this surgery 2 years before. He explain everything to the family after the surgery and showed his concern about everything. This is why I waited to get in to see him I wanted to make sure the person who did my surgery was just that person.

I have wanted Dr. Glembot since I started researching this surgery, and he is the one who is going to preform my surgery. I like his office staff but they messed up my first office visit and had to wait another two months to get in to see him. I have to see him again a week before my surgery and cant wait! He stresses that everyone should come to the group meetings and vitamins are important. He listened to everything I had to say and understood.

Dr.Glembot is a wonderful surgeon, the first appt. I had with him he made sure that I understood everything about the surgery and didnt rush me through, always ask me if I had any questions for him.
My impression of Dr.Glembot has only gotten better from the first meeting until now.
The staff at the office are all very nice.
There is nothing that I have disliked about Dr.Glembot
Dr.Glembot really wants his patients to be informed about this surgery and all the effects of it.
Dr.Glembot and the other surgeons in this group have an amazing aftercare program. With them its not just having surgery, they want you to attend support group meetings and have an awsome program for the patients.
The aftercare program with Dr.Glembot is wonderful, you never feel like your left to deal with anything alone.
Dr.Glembot made sure that I understood every risk, no matter how small. And that I knew what could happen and how things should go.
I would personally give Dr.Glembot the highest of scores. He is a professional with an excellent manner that makes him very easy to talk to and you know that you can ask him any questions, no matter what they are and that he will always be available to help you out or find you any help that you need before and after having surgery.
His surgical competence and bedside manner are both grade A+! Excellent!!

Dr. Glembot has a great personality and truely cares about his patients. He is always very upfront about the things you are going to experience. His experience in this field made him hard to get an appointment with. My wait was over 14-15 months from the first call made to their office, and my surgery date. He's very involved in the winchester bariatric program. He was determined to discover what my complication was, and fixed it immediately. I'm very thankful to have had a surgeon which made me feel like his number one priority, even though I know he is a very very busy man trying to keep up with the bariatric demand in this area.
My paper work got confused at one point, and the office didn't get information back from my sleep study very fast, and it took several calls of me pushing them before they realized so much time had passed. Other than that, everything seemed normal.