He is the best Doctor I ever had. I had a sore tongue and he was about the 7th doctor I contacted about my problem and the only one who knew how to treat my problem. Plus many more problems over the last 17 years. If you want a cure for your problem go see Dr. Hallmark. He is the best in my oponion.

Submitted Aug. 4, 2014

I had pain in my left chest and had to sleep with my abdomen in a upright position for a year. Had seen 7 other doctors to no avail. It had been said to me that I have had a million dollar work up and that it might be in my head. Dr. Hallmark found the issue giving me the pain. The pain that only came about when I would sleep at night when my body was in a horizontal position (IT would take about an hour before the pain would settle in my left chest - yes where your heart is). The problem ended up being a damaged nerve. He put me on medication. Started felling relief in about 3 weeks - totally cured in about 3-5 months. I am very great fun to be under his care as my primary physician. Your not just a number.

Submitted Feb. 12, 2014

Scattered. Does not spend time listening to his patients. Diagnoses patients based on insufficient information. Readily prescribes medication without adequate understanding of potentialy dangerous interactions. Instruction regarding prescription usage lacking.

Submitted March 3, 2011

I have know Dr. Hallmark since 1990 and found him to be very helpful and knowledgable. His personal attention to me is always very helpful.

Submitted Jan. 20, 2011

I owe my life to him. Complained about hip pain, he discovered an aneurism and arranged for surgery.

Submitted July 18, 2008

During my appointment, he talked more about himself than he did about why I was there to see him. He talked to me about his problems controlling his weight. He talked to me about a trip he went on to New Zealand. When it came to actually doing the job he's paid to do, however, he essentially had nothing useful to say.

Submitted July 12, 2008

The receptionist said the doctor was prompt; I waited more than an hour and missed an important appointment because of the long wait. When I saw the doctor, he felt the need to bring in a PA from his office. Most of the visit was her not knowing basic information that even members of the general public know. Needless to say, it was a waste of time.

Submitted July 2, 2008

I always wait ... at least one hour!

Submitted Sept. 29, 2007