He is kind, caring and i trust him above any other doctor. THE BEST!!!!

Submitted March 26, 2007

This doctor is very sympathetic and very good diagnostician.

Submitted March 21, 2007

I would just like to say Dr.Ducharme is an awesome doctor! Yes there is a bit of a wait, but that is only because he has so many patients, and why so many patients...because he is an excellent doctor. I also am very lucky to have him as my doctor. He listens very well, he is always asking how things are and concerned on how you are doing in general, which is always nice. Also I would just like to say that to the person who had a "list" brought in to him, everyone knows thats just not something you're supposed to do. So I'm glad he told you I don't do lists. Dr. York is also sharing a practice with Ducharme, I find York is also a very good doctor.

Submitted March 12, 2007

I never get in to see him at the appointed time but I also am never asked to hurry up or keep my discussion of problems short, so I guess I can't complain. Otherwise, he is an interested listener, and will say so if he doesn't have an answer, and refer me to someone who might. A good doctor!

Submitted March 9, 2007

Actually, I totally respect the fact that when he was unsure of, or was not familiar with my situation, he took the time to find out or refer me, he was interersted, but did not have the knowledge, or experience, and was not afraid to let me know & refer me to a collegue who he felt did. I also have the utmost respect for my Dr., as since my ex-husband & I split up, I felt that he was very confidential with both of us independantly, yet was still able to be a confident to me, and I'm sure, my ex. I'm a nurse in this town, and Dr. Ducharme is one of the best. How lucky for me!!!

Submitted March 8, 2007

While I don't like waiting, I know when it is my turn he will take as long as he needs too to help me and so I put up with the inconvenience. I have suffered from chronic (long term) problems and he has worked with me to discover first what the problems are and then how they can best be remedied. He has given up his lunch hour to see my daughter as an outpatient at the hospital and as busy as he is, he has had me drop by his office whenever certain of my symptoms arose so he could examine them right away. I find him compasionate, attentive and interactive. He has a "character" personality that some people don't get but I enjoy very much.

Submitted Feb. 3, 2007

We have just moved back and I'm glad and appreciative that he's taken me and my family on again. I have always found him to be incredibly compassionate and kind. Having met several doctors I would have to say he has the best "bed- side manner" I will never forget how kind he was to me during a very difficut time in my life. Was never judgemental and always very kind. I have never felt rushed in his office and always felt listened to. He seems to be very honest and tells me the way it is. ie..... Lose weight! With my boys he was always very knowlegeable and was never quick to medicate them. I do find I usually have to wait any where from 30 - 45 mins in the waiting room, not crazy about that but I'm used to it and expect it so when we get in earlier it's a bonus. Office staff are curtious and prompt. Not crazy that he shares his practice with a Dr. I don't know but I do understand the reason behind it.

Submitted Jan. 14, 2007

Another "In and Out" Doctor who doesn't actually LISTEN to his patients. I had several concerns and he only dealt with one so I had to walk out and make another appointment to discuss my OTHER concern?? Horrible Physician!

Submitted Dec. 12, 2006

I try to avoid going to a doctor but when I visited Dr. Ducharme, with a list of ailments, he matter of factly told me "I don't do lists. I'm not kidding". He obviously wasn't as interested in my condition as he was with how he was going to be paid. This is a fact! I'm not kidding.

Submitted Dec. 5, 2006

An extremely compassionatte and knowledgable physician. He listens intentely and involves me in my care. Wonderful bedside manner. Works preventativly.

Submitted Nov. 5, 2006