BLACKMON PEDIATRICS
7714 Conner Rd #101
Powell, TN, United States
37849
7714 Conner Rd #101
Powell, TN, United States
37849
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Facility Affiliations
Dr. Gregory D. Blackmon's Credentials
Education
- E Tn State Univ J H Quillen Coll Of Med, Johnson City Tn 37614 (Grad. 1995)
Insurance accepted by this Doctor
Other patients have successfully used these insurance providers, please call the Doctor's office to find out if your insurance plan is accepted.
Blue Cross / Blue Shield
Cigna
Humana
THIS IS LONG, sorry,. We stopped going to this practice years ago. At 6 months my preemie son contracted chicken pox. We saw a pa a that visit. 2 weeks later was his 6 month well visit and dr Greg walked in like he had no idea. Or he hadn't read charts or it wasn't in charts is how it looked to me. So I told him. He was so surprised. At the end of the checkup he said shots were due but I felt really ill at ease about them since he was really still getting over a major illness. I felt we should hold off a few weeks and ask the dr the same question. He assured me it was fine. I should have trusted my gut. I let them give the vaccines but within 24 hrs we had him at Children's Hospital he had been running 104+ and we couldn't break it. We were there for over a week. They had to do a spinal tap on him. A one point we had a Chaplin with us. He was so swollen he was twice his size. They wrote it up as "a a viral infection" doc' s protecting dr's. If you look up any of the vaccinations it says to postpone if there is any illness beyond a cold. My child had a live virus already organically in his system. Ole Greg shouldn't have authorized anything else. Like an idiot I stayed with them. Even though I knew they were responsible for my child's illness. There was a time he had many ear infections one after another. But at Blackmon you don't got to see your dr each time. You see a PA or NP or another dr. So you may go to the dr 4 times and see 4 different people for the dame issue and none of them realize there is a real problem and you may need to go to a specialist. EVEN WHEN YOU SAY I'VE BEEN HERE THE PAST 4 WEEKS. So...as a result, instead of being sent to a specialist ear after ear infection after another we were just handed RX after RX to treat until Abby sent us to Bridgewater. Thank GOD. And also to Dr Belmont at Children's. Thank God! My son lost his high frequency hearing from over use of Zithromax. He can never get it back. I homeschool to help him cope with it. Hearing aids didn't really work for him. He doesn't hear birds chirping. He asks if he will ever hear right and I have to be honest. And I bear the guilt of not getting him out of there sooner. DONT GO THERE.
Submitted May 25, 2015