Horrible doctor. Didn't even do a physical exam. I can see why the other reviews are so bad. I went somewhere else and was treated appropriately and with compassion, you won't find that here.

Submitted Feb. 15, 2018

My son was diagnosed via U/S by a U/S dr and our GP with TOS. We were referred to DrG for confirmation and treatment. His office ran 4 sets of U/S before he even saw the patient. He ruled out the previous diagnosis based on his lab's U/S and said he didn't know what was turning our son's hands blue; sent us to a dermatologist(?). I realize now that the tests performed at his office were not done correctly for the condition he has (and he should have ordered a MRI). There seems to be a real disconnect between the doctor and his lab. My son was fortunate that our GP wouldn't take this 'botched'diagnosis and we got him into another hospital. He was found to have arterial, venous and nuero thoractic outlet syndrome wihich had by now become complicated with vertebral inssufficency, something else Dr G had ruled out (yes, that's right a 12 yr old who has had multiple strokes). He had corrective surgery (removal of his 1st and cervical ribs) at Sick Kids (thank god for the). Thanks for wasting a year and risking my 12 yr old to aneurysm and DVT and permenant brain damage. Please, please, please do not risk your life with this man.

Submitted Nov. 11, 2014