Dr Mueller is a GREAT Dr. He spends a lot of time and care. Passionate and very professional. I have been to Hundreds of Dr’s he the best.

Submitted Aug. 28, 2021

Dr. Mueller doesn’t seem to care about his patients and doesn’t listen. All he wants to do is subscribe a diet pill or birth control. Was told I didn’t have an appointment that I waited 3 months for. Waited 2.5 hours for him to meet with me for 10 minutes and then tell me they were closed. Not a good practice.

Submitted Aug. 19, 2018

THIS GUY IS A JOKE AND SO IS HES STAFF!!!!!!!!!!! ALL RUDE ONLY PERSON WHIO ISNT IS LUPE SHE OK! THIS A PILL PUSHER NO JOKE AND GET MAD WHEN U ASK FOR REFILLS!!!!! DNT GO TO THIS DOCTOR HE WILL END UP KILLING U !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Submitted April 26, 2018

Wanted to try a new physician with a positive attitude. Dr Mueller does not listen but instead wants to tell you how you are feeling...I went in with sever arthritis of my hip. I explained to him that I walk with either a cane, walker, or motorized chair. I am unable to walk any type on distance without the aid of the above. He was more concerned about my mustache ( very slim I wax continuously) or my body weight ( I weight 150 and wear a size 2, very muscular I presume at 55). I am on prescription for high cholesterol which he totally dismissed and the day I went in I had a very high blood pressure count, which again was dismissed. I called the office 2 weeks after my visit to get my referral for an orthopedic surgeon, which I have been waiting for to get a new hip (would love to go for walks again at my age). Once I called to get my return visit, I was told that Mueller sign off my X-rays and states that no follow up is needed. WHAT A QUACK!!!! I am in so much pain, dragging my leg and cannot enjoy life and he totally dismisses my condition. I would not recommend this Quack to anyone. He is very narcissistic and his office looks like you may be in a clinic in Mexico. Very cold. Please Please Please do not go to this crazy doctor. He does not care about his patients and probably his staff either.

Submitted Nov. 21, 2017

Super long waits that average 1.5 hrs after your scheduled appt time sometimes over 2 hrs

Submitted Sept. 26, 2017

After Obama care went into effect, I had was told this Dr. Mueller would be my primary care doctor. What a first experience with him, instead of asking me any type of questions, he sat down and went on and on about how he didn't know if he was going to be able to keep me as a patient, due to having me having Obama care four insurance . He let me know immediately, exactly what his usual Office visit cost was and exactly what Obama care would pay him. He then gave me the rundown on what his bills, his electricity, renting the building, his insurance, the front office, his staff and so on, in comparison to what Obama care would be giving him, he just didn't know if he would be able to keep Obama care patients. This may very well be true but to sit there and tell me about this, was very unprofessional and made me feel quite unwellcome, as if I wasn't good enough for him to be even talking to or dealing with. He let me know right up front, he was not happy about having to take on all these Obama care patients. After making sure I knew exactly how he felt, he told me I needed to go on a diet and offered diet pills, then said if that doesn't work, I needed a lap band surgery. This was said even before asking me any questions, or running any kind of tests. Each time I went, I always waited at least 30 to 45 minutes before being called. On one of physic on one of visit, he told me I needed to do a Pap. I told him I had a complete hysterectomy over 10 years ago so he said, this will be your last one then. I went to the office in hysteria to have this done, only to be told by the doctor there I didn't need one because I had a complete hysterectomy. On my next visit back to Dr. Mueller, he told me again I needed to get pap then when I told him I had went and was told I didn't need one due to my complete hysterectomy he said hooo, you didn't tell me about that, I wouldn't of sent you there if you would've. I told him that yes, I most certainly did tell him then he said, he didn't remember that and laughed. Again, he told me, I need to get a lap band surgery. My very last visit to him, Was due to my being I very off-balance, I was scared I might have had a stroke or something . When I explained to him what was going on with me, his first words were, You want a scooter, do you know how much a scooter is, your insurance is not going to pay for a scooter. He then looked me up and down, sat there for a moment or two then said, your pearl of wisdom for today, where shoes that support your ankles. He then sent me on my way. He then got up and walked out of the room, What, what was that supposed to mean? It was shortly after that maybe a week, I ended up in the ER, unable to walk on my own, I had to hold onto someone, due to how off balance I was. I was I was it admitted to Victor Valley Hospital, where I was diagnosed with spinal stenosis. The next day my hands started drawing up and I couldn't open them, I lost feeling in my shoulders my hands my stomach my thighs and my feet . No one in the high desert would touch me, due to my case being so severe. Victor valley reached out to hospitals all over, the only one that was willing to take me was in San Diego, The Universitythere took me and I ended up having to to have surgery. They removed three discs from my neck, replacing them with three brackets. It's been eight months, I still don't have complete feeling in my hands or feet, I am also still a bit balance but I am walking, using a walker. Had I stayed with Dr. Mueller, I would have been paralyzed for life! I suggest, you look for another doctor before going to this one .

Submitted March 6, 2017

RUDE!!! That's the only word I have to explain this jerk. I went into his office pretty darn positive that I had a thyroid issue and he dismissed every single one of my concerns and related it to the fact that I had just had a baby a 18 months prior. He frequently cut me off and spoke over me and when I requested a 3 part blood test often used to diagnose thyroid issues he only had part of it ordered and then insisted that I have a breast ultrasound which had NOTHING to do with why I was there in the first place. He then told me that I needed a Pap smear but that I could not go to my own OB I had to go to his OB. When I called for my blood test results i was told I had to make an appointment and the soonest they had was months away.... Like really?!? Needless to say I never got my results and haven't been back to that quack since then. My fiancé went to see him with double torn rotator cuffs. He gave him a ton of muscle relaxers and norco and sent him on his way after telling him he was overweight and offering him diet pills. NEVER AGAIN!!!!

Submitted June 23, 2016

Dr. Mueller has been my doctor for a little over 5 years and he is an absolutely excellent physician. I just had the pleasure of reading some nut jobs wife comment on how my doctor could have the nerve to ask her husband what medication he wants. Look crazy lady, I have been asked that question by every doctor that has made an attempt to help me with my pain. It is just one of many questions a good doctor will ask because the answer helps him figure out if the patient is there looking to get a specific narcotic and possibly abuse that narcotic. Now as for Dr. Muller wanting to put this woman's husband on OxyContin, that makes total sense and I'll tell you why " If a patient needs to be on pain medication for an extended period of time then Norco is not the medication he should be on because it is not healthy to take medication with high amounts of acetaminophen for long periods of time. I would also like to let people know that just because you get an MRI it is not going to light up and tell the doctor everything he needs to know, at best it gives him a decent idea if there is an obvious injury or excessive inflammation and that's it. It's too bad that people keep feeding into this fear of pain medications. It's not right that people who take these medications just to lead a normal life are looked upon as just your common addict just because some decided to use and abuse there medications. There is a huge difference between those who choose to take these pain medications and those who need to take these medications. Those who choose to take these kinds of medications and abuse or sell them are straight drug addicts and dealers. Those who have to take these medications just to have some kind of quality of life like myself have a physical addiction which is just a side affect of the medication. I think I can speak for most in my position when I say that I would much rather have nothing but pain relief from my melds, I don't want any euphoric feeling or any other affect except pain relief.

Submitted Aug. 16, 2015

My husband has been having horrible back pain for the past year. He has seen this "Dr" several times and everytime he goes the "Dr" always says what meds do you want? Seriously?! What kind of Dr just asks their patients what kind of pain meds they want like it's a candy store? He tried to put him on oxytocin during his first visit and my husband said no way! He's been on Norco for almost a year and finally demanded to have an mri done, which he had done last week and I'm sure will take at least a few months to get the results seeing as how this quack doesn't care about his patients. Only thing he cares about is the kickbacks from the pharmaceutical companies and those insurance payments. Needless to say we will be switching drs!

Submitted June 11, 2015

At times he can be a little short but as a whole I have no problem with the doctor. On the other hand, a few members of the office staff can be incredibly rude.

Submitted Dec. 8, 2014