Dr Nidea misdiagnosed me as having Crohn's disease when a second and third opinion stated there was "no way" I had Crohn's disease. He would also state treatment in the office and when I would call back for clarification, the nurse would read something entirely different in his written note. He also misdiagnosed my wife with Hashimotos disease. She had 2 generations of pancreatic cancer in her family history but he would not order a CT or a MRI to verify she did not. Four years later, my wife died in 2014 of the treatment for pancreatic cancer. There are some physicians that should not be allowed to practice.