Dr. Tom Sloan is quite simply one of the best doctors, period. His patient care and medical expertise are stellar. He is a dedicated and devoted caregiver. He runs a tight ship demanding excellence from his staff. Best run office, hands down. Dr. Tom Sloan is quite simply the best of the best. A true blessing to his patients and the medical community. He is the dream doctor from a Norman Rockwell painting. Current, progressive, comprehensive, no-nonsense. He touches on every single aspect of my health. Just can't say enough good things about him.

Submitted March 13, 2015

I have been using Dr. Sloan as my primary physician almost as long as he has been practicing in the Woodlands. Even though he does not take my insurance and in some instances I am sure that I may be paying a bit more, the personal service I receive is well worth it Dr. Sloan always takes the time to ask what is going on in my life and touches on every aspect of my health, a rare find amoung today's medical providers.

Submitted Oct. 24, 2012

Dr. Sloan is one of the best physicians I have ever seen. I've worked in healthcare for over 25 years and I've worked with many physicians. Not only is he very qualified and experienced, but he spends time with you to explain your condition, the treatment and expected results in understandable terminology. If you need a referral to a specialist, Dr. Sloan has a deep list of very qualified and experienced specialists that practice in the same manner.

Submitted Dec. 30, 2011

Best run doctor's office ever. Appts occur on time, no extended waits, plans his day to accomodate short-notice afternoon appts, and his staff will learn and remember your name. No automated answering service - you call his office and a live staffer answers. Not a member of any PPO, so you will pay a higher copay, but you get much more personal attention. Serves as patient's advocate when patient is hospitalized. Has called other doctors to confer about the patient while patient is in the exam room. You are not simply another nameless case with this doc. I bet this is how family docs were 60 years ago. These days he Is probably the future of quality medical care for those who can afford it.

Submitted June 23, 2011