"Dr. Vick is cold, uncaring, and has a poor bedside manner. I went to him most of my teenage life, and I never felt like he was great, but I also didn't know any different. When I came back to the area after college, I began going to him again. He wrote off any concern I had and would always say I sounded "depressed." and wanted to prescribe me antidepression medication, which I would never accept. A month after my first child was born, I woke up one more in excruciating pain all over my body. Days went by, and it got worse instead of better. I went to Dr. Vick so confused and scared. The only words he had for me were that nothing seemed to be physically wrong with me and he felt I was making it up so that I didn't have to go back to work to stay home with my new son. I was floored. I decided from that day forward, I would never be his patient again. After becoming my own advocate and making appointments with almost every doctor under the sun, I finally ended up in a rheumatologist's office and was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Doctors aren't always right, and Dr. Vick was no exception.

Dr Vick is a great dr, I have been going to him for over 15 years.

I have been coming here for years and Dr. Vick always has listened to my issues and answered all of my questions. He is very knowledgeable and professional. Not sure what the other person who posted is talking about. Dr. Vick doesn't just give tyou want you want when you go in there, he gives you what you need. Which I guess was a sedative and no excuses for the other commenter. Dr. Visk- always A+ in my book (and been a patient for nearly 15 years.)

This doctor was the rudest person I have ever met and barely even looked at me when I tried to tell him why I was there. He ignored my issue and and wrote me a script for anti-anxiety medication. Then he proceeded to have a bigger attitude when I asked him for a note to bring back to my work. I thought that was a pretty standard request. I will never go back there nor will I recommend him to anyone.