I wont call him Dr. He was the worst Ive ever been to. I begged and pleaded with him with tears in my eyes to help me and he totally ignored me. My disease became chronic and life threatening and he ignored it. I see some reviews where he treats that person wonderful and others where he treats them like he couldn't care less. I wonder why he is so caring about some people and so totally uncaring about others.

Submitted July 28, 2015

Dr. Hubbard is one of the most caring, honest and professional doctors that I have dealt with in my lifetime. This man saved my mother's life after suffering a massive stroke. He fought to save her life when other doctors wrote her off and said thete waa no hope. It has been almost nine years now and she is still here. And for that my family is ever so grateful to Dr. Hubbard. He even followed up with visits to her house. Thanks for giving us a miracle and your great medical care..

Submitted Feb. 23, 2015

I have been seeing dr Hubbard since 2000he is the best always is available no matter what time or day I couldn't ask for a better doc concern about treating ur health issues and the best bedside manner I'm do sorry he is leaving to practice at hospital he needs to continue private practice don't know where I'm going to go best wishes dr Hubbard to u and ur family will miss u tremendously I rate this dr 109+++++out of ten crystal l

Submitted Dec. 13, 2013

I have been a patient w/ Dr. Hubbard since April 12, 2009 due to have Depression, Insomnia, Cronic Migraines and Fibromyaliga. I must say, this doctor SAVED MY LIFE... It got to the point, I wanted to give up and throw in the towl. He understood EVERYTHING I was talking about and the emotions I was feeling and why I was feeling the way that I was feeling. It was as if he was there to be there more then just a doctor... Some to just listen and give input.Not to mention, the medicines did help a great deal, in my case. And til this day, we are great friends.I'm PROUD to say, I'm one his patient's :)

Submitted Oct. 18, 2013

I don't understand other comments dr Hubbard is a excellent dr who always listens to me and treats me with respect! Never blows me off always on time his staff is awesome also!

Submitted Feb. 25, 2013

Unknowledgable, more concerned about losing weight rather than finding the root cause of neuro symptoms, and very, very unprofessional. I was told I was depressed and my symptoms only became worse as the months went on. I was treated for "migraines" and stroke-like episodes. When my health began deteriorating with a dystonic storm one morning, he wasn't available to see me until the next day (I called in the morning). I ended up going to the emergency room five times in one week. It took almost a year and a new neurologist to diagnose me with DYT1 Dystonia. I wouldn't recommend seeing him at all.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2013

This Dr. was more than unhelpful. He really set me back in getting a diagnosis. He made an unprofessional comment about my appearance. He declined to test me for things he should have. He tried to tell me I was depressed and I was not. I was sick. He did not do his due diligence. He may be young but he is of the old school that dismisses women's symptoms as psychological. I was beyond disappointed with the experience. If you want a hug and a pat on the head then he's your guy. But you probably could get that elsewhere without the copay.

Submitted Oct. 15, 2012

I found Dr. Hubbard to be exceptional. "If you will", I give him an 11 on a scale of 1-10. He listens and evaluates carefully. I am a big criticizer, but this guy is good.

Submitted July 7, 2011

Excellent bedside manner....very caring and focused on patient concerns.

Submitted July 2, 2008

Dr. Hubbart was the worst, most unproffesional doctor I have ever seen. During my visit he spent half of his time feilding calls on his cell phone. Some of the calls were even personal phone calls. He did not seem to have much medical knowledge at all. At the end of the visit he asked if I was content and I said I was hoping to find some sort of diagnosis. He dismissed this by saying there are no absolutes in medicine. After not addressing my medical condition he wanted to discuss my weight loss goals. He even said that I could eat less than 1200 calories a day which I know is not healthy. Finally he wrote a script recommending I use the word health promotion instead of diet and severe instead of worse. At the end of the appointment he had the audacity to try to schedule a follow up appointment to track my weight loss. DO NOT SEE THIS DOCTOR FOR NEUROLOGICAL ADVICE.

Submitted Oct. 17, 2007