I can't read his notes and can't seem to get him out of my wallet. Charges for every little thing which most doctors wouldn't do. Example: after a paid appt, then tries to charge you 25.00 for "research" for a prescription that was the reason for the visit. This has been just recently. New management

Submitted Nov. 17, 2010

Dr. Gordon isa an exceptional Dr. with excellent people skills and a wide range of treatment options including traditional and holistic. He is often busy but will give you the attention you need and work with you to solve the problem. I have been a patient for over ten years and he has litterally saved my life.

Submitted Nov. 11, 2009

I searched far and wide for a doctor this good. After I saw more than 20 doctors, only he was able to help me with systemic scleroderma and mold, listened carefully as I described my symptoms, believed me, ordered thorough testing, and treated me with helpful medications that had virtually no side effects.

Submitted Aug. 11, 2009

spends most of his time reviewing old notes, burning the clock while you sit there. He goes way over scedule and a 150.00 appt turns into a 265.00 appt.Criticizes patients when you can't tolerate his prodical. Pushes lyme treatments way too much.

Submitted March 7, 2009

Dr. Gordon is a gifted physician, and a wonderfully compassionate doctor. Knows as much as anyone about ME/CFIDS/fibro, and integrates conventional and alternative/holistic medicine. His staff is really great too. Highly recommended. He's helped me more than any doctor over the past 10 years.

Submitted July 16, 2008

Dr. Gordon treats difficult cases: CFIDS, chronic Lyme, fibromyalgia. He is smart, on the forefront of new developments, ready and willing to listen and try new things, as well as warm and caring. I was ill with CFIDS for something like 15 years and only discovered I have Lyme Disease because of Dr. Gordon's comprehensive and persistent investigation. I recommend him highly. (I almost don't want to because he's already got such a busy practice!)

Submitted Oct. 21, 2007