doctor won't sign a paper for some one that needs oxygen to live with out seeing them. my die but they didn't care. Has plenty of insurance, bad doctor.

Submitted Feb. 6, 2018

My parents have benn driving from Utah county to Dr. Harmon for over 15 years. He is a great doctor and as they have aged he has been so caring and helpful. He must be great if we drive 1 hour each way to see him.

Submitted May 19, 2011

not intimidating. he was nice and knowledgeable. i would recommend him

Submitted June 10, 2010

I have been seeing Dr. Harmon for over 20 years and have had nothing but excellent service from him. If he is not sure about something, he will order a test to determine what the problem is. He is very patient, kind, understanding and patient. He even called after hours to check on my situation. Now my extended family members go to him too.

Submitted Aug. 5, 2009

My insurance is PEHP, in Utah. I have never left Dr. Harmon's office without feeling that all my questions have been answered. No matter how hectic the office appears, Dr. Harmon sits down with me and takes time treat me as an individual. I feel so lucky to have a doctor that treats his patients with kindness and respect.

Submitted May 28, 2009

DR. Harmon is the rare compassionate human being who takes the time to actually listen to what a patient says. He displays empathy and expertise. I have had to wait a few times, but I am also a patient who he has agreed to work into his schedule when I have had an unexpected illness.

Submitted May 18, 2009

I have to schedule my annual physical months in advance. Once I am in his office, he is very methodical and patient. He follows through on what he commits to do and is willing to respond to inquiries inbetween appointments.

Submitted Aug. 27, 2007

It takes a while to get in to see Dr. Harmon and get established as his new patient. This is because rather than the typical 15 minute recheck or 30 minute new patient visit, he books each recheck for 20 minutes and each new patient for 40.

Submitted July 7, 2007