Dr Green was really helpful for us. We appreciated his attentiveness. We didn’t feel rushed and we thought he was thorough.

Submitted Aug. 10, 2023

Worst Dr ever, if there was a zero that's what I would rate this guy, clearly many others feel exactly the same way, Why is this man a Dr? He has no interest in improving the lives of patients. He degrades his patients, if u let him, stay away from this guy!!
Interesting so many of his ratings say the same thing.
Good that we have this toll to make people aware of this guy

Submitted Nov. 24, 2020

Worst doctor ever. Very rude. I left feeling worse after seeing him. Probably got his license from back east

Submitted Oct. 19, 2020

Great Doctor, during my stay from sweeden we talked about the blm and the defund movement.

Submitted June 10, 2020

During a crisis you can really tell a good doctor from a bad.

Submitted June 9, 2020

He was extremely arrogant when he returned with the results of my husbands exam. Grabbed a chair, said it isn’t good and too far gone the Cancer has spread and there isn’t anything that can be done! Second opinion with another doctor said it is only stage 2 and curable! Why is this man a doctor?!

Submitted July 10, 2018

First - he doesn’t have bedside manners. He asked (with a touch of arrogance, sitting on the bed with his arms crossed) what’s going on.
Second - he made me feel like it was my fault I’m in pain. He asked if I exercise and I said only 2x a week and I just walk. Then he lectured me about this. He had some
profanity during our “conversation” (“I don’t give a shit...”) I was horrified. I’ve never encountered a physician that uses profanity while seeing a patient, to be honest.
Third: he said everything was normal on my ctscan. So he thinks it’s just muscle pain. I was writhing in pain and was getting worst everyday and that was my second trip to the ER. I was crying and throwing up due to pain. He said it’s just a little bit of disc that’s maybe bulging but that’s probably not the cause of pain. It’s just muscle pain so I should exercise. But the physician who evaluated my ctscan suggested an MRI so he’s requested an MRI at a later date. In the meantime I suffer in pain. When I spoke to the nurse, she said there’s some foraminal narrowing of my c2and c3. She gave me a copy of the ct scan report. I sent it to a specialist friend of mine abroad - and she said that the area where the nerve is - is narrowed so it’s possible the nerve is compressed, and the disc protrudes hence causing a lot of pain. And this Dr Tom said my ct scan is normal? What the heck. Our radiologist friend said there was nothing normal in my ctscan. Good one, Dr Tom. Thank you for undermining my spinal issues and making me feel like all I need to do was exercise to feel better. (Sarcasm all over the last sentence). I guess he couldn’t take being proven wrong because the ctscan showed it’s really just not muscle pain. He just told me to go home and take a hot shower to ease the pain. Dr Tom, if you ever read this, a little compassion and humility wouldn’t hurt. It’s ok to acknowledge you’re wrong, it will make you a better person.

Submitted Feb. 5, 2018

Excellent doctor. To the point, precise, hands on & quick.

Submitted Sept. 23, 2017

Awesome Doc. I only have fantastic things to say. The nurses, especially Michelle are wonderful. YAY rch!

Submitted Aug. 7, 2017

I highly recommend Dr Green to anyone. He's an extremely professional doctor and knows his stuff!

Submitted June 8, 2017