I am trying to figure out how Dr. Condrell could have such high ratings. He is an incompetent doctor. He gave me a EKG in August and told me I had a silent heart attack, I was aggravated for 3 days until I could get a hold of a heart doctor who said there was nothing is wrong with my heart. Then I couldn't sleep and I had to have medication, he jerked me around for a whole four weeks and I am still not sleeping. He was was to prescribe a new sleeping pill today and I had to call his office four times. Then Evelyn told me he wrote a note saying he didn't want to load me up with anymore pills, what about sleeping Dr. Condrell?

Dr. Condrell talks to his patients and clearly loves his field. He caught a problem that I had that could only have been diagnosed by a review of prior blood tests. Many docs don't even bother. I'm a fan and can't imagine going anywhere else. His current front desk could use some sensitivity training.

Exceptionally cold and unhelpful people in the reception. Treat you like a number, or perhaps worse. Refused to check if the doctor accepts my insurance. It takes only a few seconds to verify for sure, and it is essential for a new patient. It also took them 10 min to find my appointment in the system.

Dr. Condrell has been my Dr. for about five years. He is very competent and helpful. I have an annual physical and lab work and he has suggested medical advise beyond just addressing an illness such as Melatonian for sleep adjustment when traveling. Really concerned for his patients. As my primary caregiver he works closely with my cardiologist.

Dr. Condrell was my doctor, and a relative of mine. I had a superficial blood clot follow up visit with him and recommended I take 8 aspirin a day. I questioned this, he had to leave the room and check with a cardiologist he later changed the dosage of aspirin to 365mg/ day. I m borderline about recommending this doctor. He has a great personality and listens really well. My visits with him were very comfortable and I felt I could talk to him. I was nervous when he advised 8 aspirin a day though. I now go to a different doctor.