Dr Cooper is a terrible Dr. He is not up with current meds and does not have the guts to help anyone out. I had an extreme upper respiratory infection with my asthma and he told me drink lots of OJ and rest. No meds no x-rays nothing. Will not write rx's at all. He has not guts. To bad the cancer did not get him. I was misdiagnosed 4 times once ending i a coma for 7 daya and ICU for 14 days more. Fail

Submitted April 18, 2012

Doctor cooper has been my doctor since i was 16, i just turned 24 & can say he and his staff are the best in NWA hes very knowledgeable, listens to my concerns and is always helpful and has such a positive attitude. Thank you so much Dr. Cooper! Britni Thompson

Submitted Sept. 13, 2011

He has been my doctor for going on 10 years. Getting in is fast (if you have an appointment) and he has always made me feel comfortable talking to him.

Submitted Jan. 24, 2011

This doctor gave my daughter a migraine drug (Treximet) when she was having a stroke. He did not realize she was having a stroke nor did he check to see if she was having a stroke before administering this drug. She had worse stroke symptoms after the drug and couldn't even talk and he sent her home with more of the drug. She tried to tell him she thought she was having a stroke and he laughed and told her she would be fine. This doctor is horrible and his office staff is horrible. He should not be practicing medicine!!!!!!!!!!

Submitted Jan. 6, 2009

Dr. Cooper is thoughtful, considerate and knowledgable- fairly punctual. Visited my grandmother EVERY DAY while she was in the hospital (he's her Dr. as well). Listens well, is accessible by phone for urgent concerns, and returns calls in a timely manner. He discusses everything at length w/grandmother when she has concerns, and helps put her at ease for taking the medications and such that she needs. His waiting room is sometimes very crowded, which is a concern in any office where there are sick people.

Submitted Nov. 19, 2007