I took my 12 month son to Doctor Dr. Gordon. My son is not growing well or gaining weight well. I had many concerns... my son has white in his poop, his hair is thinning, projectile vomiting at times, bruising and etc. He had some lame excuse for every concern I had. Including white poop and bruising is normal. That he's not concerned about the list of symptoms I gave him. So now onto the specialist and to look for another family doctor. He has a terrible bedside manner and makes you feel belittled. He has no empathy and is an insensitive jerk.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2011

Appointment was very unorganized. No objective examination was completed. Dr. would ask a question and not allow me to anwser without interuption. I was not clear with what his assessment or plan was for my case at the end of the appointment.

Submitted Nov. 5, 2010

Dr. Gordon was very helpful in diagnosing a chronic condition and helping me understand it.

Submitted July 23, 2010

This doctor sent me for surgery without giving me a chance to research the surgeon or get a second opinion. I ended up with another very serious neurological condition due to the hasty surgery and suffer alot of pain and symptoms. And he refused to help me after that. He basically told me that all my symptoms were in my head and they couldn't be related to the surgery at all. He blew me off and after several visits he just got mean and rude and I had to fire him. I blame all of my new problems on this man and his "god-like" attitude and hasty decisions. He also thinks he is funny and often makes the worst jokes at the most innappropriet times. If you want someone who listens to you and feels you know yourself better than he does......don't pick this guy. He thinks he knows it ALL!!!

Submitted May 1, 2010

This doctor takes arrogance to a new level. He was downright rude. Refused to order some very basic lab tests I requested. Did not listen as I described my symptoms, and in fact asked his nurse a question about HER health while I was talking. Never asked if I was due for a mamogram or pap smear, and I was. Was not very open to patient input, and openly resented any that I gave. At one point he told me that HE calls the shots. Guess again doctor. I'm the patient and I call the shots.

Submitted Jan. 19, 2010