My insurance would not cover the vivitrol shot which I desperately needed trying to get off opiates, he took
Me in the room and administered a shot of vivitrol that pharmaceutical reps give out as samples, he did so without testing me at all. On the way home
I started to seize up, my mom called him and he said to take me home and would call in a prescription for me. Thank god my mom did not take his advice and drove me to the hospital instead where I suffered two fatal
Heart attacks, luckily the electrical shocks restarted my heart, I woke up a week later from a medically induced coma, they didn’t know how long I was without oxygen. My mom contacted dr fannin during this ordeal and appeared incredibly unconcerned.

Submitted June 10, 2019

The staff was OK but man was the Dr. a joke. Never have I sat in a doctors office and watched the doctor google a symptom or what to prescribe. Read the other reviews and take our advice, DO NOT go here.

Submitted Oct. 20, 2014

I agree with the first poster in that Dr. Fannin seems like a know-it all. It's always strange when a doctor is so unhealthy to be obese and then wants to give me advice. Maybe that's why I don't trust him. The nurse I had was very nice.

Submitted Sept. 5, 2014

Dr. Fannin likes to finish his patients sentences and not let them talk. He seems like a know-it-all that won't listen to a person's symptoms or reason they came and pre-judges. He and his staff are terrible at dealing with insurance, which ends up leaving the patient with bills they shouldn't have. His staff is lazy and rude. They wouldn't even give me a receipt for what I paid for the visit. Good grief!

Submitted June 19, 2014

Dr Fannin has to be the worst doctor I've ever seen. His staff at the front desk is rude and lazy. She wouldn't even give me a copy of my credit card receipt! After that it should be no surprise that Dr. Fannin couldn't even do the simplest things like show up on time (I had to wait 45 minutes regularly) or even correctly bill my insurance. I do not recommend.

Submitted Feb. 9, 2014