Front desk is the worst honestly put yourself through med school because that will get your treatment faster then the front desk will get you waited months for lab results only to call and be put on hold numerous times

Submitted April 28, 2017

I have been a patient of Dr. Ellison for 10 years now, but will not be going back due to poor office management, inconsistent patient care, antiquated hand-record keeping, and terrible phone service. If this had occurred only once or twice, I could have been accepting of it. Dr. Ellison has a very frequent turnover of his nurse practitioners, medical assistants, and office staff, causing inconsistency. He has had some excellent and caring NPHs who are no longer there. Hmm...wonder why. Dr. Ellison's level of care varies from appt. to appt. Sometimes he listens, other times he does not. Sometimes he seems hyper, other times, focused. He generally wants to prescribe compounded meds or newer brand-name meds that are not generic, and are expensive. His office consistently says they have not received faxes from my pharmacy, when I know they were sent several times. I have delayed changing physicians but, unfortunately, it is now time. Goodbye, Dr. Ellison. I should have left long ago.

Submitted July 1, 2016

Don't go here. The front office girls are a joke. The doc has you on pain meds then has you go thru withdraws. The worst place and Crystal the PA is a joke!!!!!!!

Submitted June 15, 2016

This Dr, is a scam artist !! http://www.cbs5az.com/story/31841696/dod-fbi-investigate-expensive-pain-creams-billed-to-taxpayers?autostart=true

Submitted May 1, 2016

I have only seen Dr Ellison once, and had to deal with them on the phone. So far I have been happy, except for the time it tkes them to get back to you on issues. Some times time is essential, especially when it's a holiday weekend. I will continue to see Dr Ellison. He does seen to care. He gave me the meds I requested, and tried something new, but that realy gave me a bad reaction, and he immediately changed back. No questions.

Submitted May 22, 2014

Dr. Gregory Ellison is that rare physician you can be completely open and truthful with and not feel judged. I consulted him for addiction, depression and chronic fatigue. He prescribed two medications that are life changing! He is honest, compassionate, willing to go the extra mile for you, and really listens. We talked about addiction, I learned new things from him. He also has a sense of humor which really helps when you are struggling and feeling low. I know I can trust him I'm glad he is part of my treatment team! His staff is just wonderful, I particularly liked Michelle who also went out of her way to help me. The paperwork Dr. Ellis created is extremely detail oriented, you know he wants to learn the most he can about his patients. They were not standard boilerplate forms. His office is lovely and pleasant. He also has multiple specializations, there is very little Dr. Ellison can't help you with! I've already referred a close friend because I know he will be in skilled hands!

Submitted April 24, 2014

Submitted Aug. 7, 2013

I had worse experience for a single Dr. Ellison. Neither staff or doctor had no interest in patient wellness and need. All they cared was money. They also did followed the agreement with me and charged extra not covered by the insurance. When I told them the problem, they ignored in the beginning. Later, they told me that they were sorry, but what happened is what happened, and they are not responsible for the mistakes they made.

Submitted Feb. 27, 2013

Dr. Ellison is a great person but sometimes he writes your scripts with a different date or the name and quantity doesn't equal out to cover a whole month. Also his staff is great except for a couple of assistants don't seem to give you the time of day when you call to get the scripts that were written wrong fixed. So you go without your meds for a few days till they get to you. Other than that the Doctor gives you what you need.

Submitted April 7, 2012

Dr. Ellison is a wonderful doctor. He is friendly and perceptive.

Submitted Nov. 24, 2011