Staff was wonderful, courteous, and helpful. Doctor has the personality and bedside manner of a paper clip. No warmth, little eye contact, and appeared annoyed if I asked questions, that were not on his "list" of questions or not in the correct order. This was my first visit with this provider and my last! I will go back but not to see Dr. Miller. My suggestion to Dr. Miller would be to show some compassion, and warmth or take an early retirement!

Submitted July 3, 2021

Scott Miller is an excellent doctor! If you are lucky enuf to get him as your primary doctor, do not give him up. Both my husband and I will attest to the fact that he is not only caring, BUT THOROUGH,. I would dispute any comments to the contrary.

Submitted Jan. 18, 2018

He complains about being called when he's on-call!! I needed an asthma inhaler refilled after spending the night with breathing difficulty. He just kept repeating that it's inappropriate to call for that. What an unprofessional jerk.

Submitted June 1, 2015

Horrible bedside manner! He may be smart but he is not nice.

Submitted Sept. 21, 2011

In early 2000s, went to Dr Miller. After he took care of the ailment I went in with, I ask him a question about another minor ailment. He told me to make another appointment and we could discuss it. Obviously I never made another one.

Submitted July 11, 2009

did not care for dr miller, condescending and uncaring, and given the fact that every time i call for an appointment, they try to stick me with him, i gather others feel the same way.

Submitted Oct. 8, 2008

Dr. Miller is curt, uncaring and so busy he doesn't take more then 2-3 minutes to see you after you have waited for at least an hour in the waiting room and then another 20 minutes in the exam room. I had a huge, noticible lipoma on my back but neiother him or his partner Dr. Pettigrew even referred me to a surgeon to have this painful growth removed. I told them I was in excruciating pain and they told me to take motrin. Yeah, like that was going to help. I could have saved my money and taken motrin on my own. Finally, my OB GYN got me a great surgeon in Phiadelphia, my surgery is tomorrow and she has given me morphine in the pill form until after the surgery is completed. I have a rare disorder called Dercums Disease and Dr. Miller nor Dr. Pettigrew knew what it was or how to treat it. They are good for colds, flus, chek ups and that is about it. Not the doctors to go to if you are seriously ill. What if I had had cancer? I'd probably be dead by now since I have been

Submitted June 5, 2008