First of all if anyone has a clue how difficult a job a family doctor has they will realize that a guy like Dr. Eastman is amazing. There are specialists for your heart your ears your eyes etc etc they all train for 10 years or more and the Family doc is supposed to know EVERYTHING !!! and never miss a diagnosis gimme a break. Dr. Eastman is kind caring and one of the most knowledgeable docs i've ever had. He has an unbelievable record and skill in diagnosis. NOTE that the fool who was kicked out of the ER was probably making a scene and acting crazy. Dr. Eastman should have referred them to the Psych

Submitted Oct. 22, 2010

I consider him very incompetant. a couple of years ago i saw him and mentioned that i was having episodes of sleep apnea. He just ignored it so not knowing better at the time i thought it was no big deal. well thanks to his negligence i developed Congestive Heart failure. It could have led to a stroke or death. another doctor sent me for a sleep study.Sleep apnea was confirmed and i was put on a cpap machine.But i have to be on heart medication for the rest of my life and quality of life is not what it used to be. I frankly am surprised that he is still licensed as i have heard other people (even another doctor say they knew him to be incompetent too.)

Submitted Aug. 29, 2009

Dr. Eastman has been my dr. for over 12 yrs, I have always rec'd the best treatment. In fact if not for him, I could have gone undiagnosed as I had been for 6 wks (dummy me hadn't gone to see him) as soon as I got in to see him and went through my symptoms, he knew exactly what I had. Together we have been managing what is a chronic condition quite succesfully!

Submitted Nov. 19, 2008

I have a blood clot and this doctor prescribed the wrong medication, I ended up in the emergency room, and almost had a stroke, I complained to kaiser, and now they treat me badly and I was asked to leave the er department because I complained against this doctor. I feel like I cannot return,because this doctor has flagged my account in the computer.

Submitted Dec. 10, 2007