Pathetic in every way. I think this system is pathetic, but he’s one of their worst.

Submitted May 6, 2022

My son has been his patient for 17 years ( since he was 3 months old) our daughter 14 yrs. my husband 6 and myself 2. He has always been professional . Never doubted his ability to diagnose. He has a quiet calm bedside manor but not pompous at all. He encourages healthy life style and doesn't over prescribe medication just to get you in and out . I have recommended him to several friends without a second thought. We drive 20 mins , past several physicians office in our town because to us he has been nothing but professional and knowledgeable .

Submitted Oct. 26, 2014

After discovering I was allergic to a prescription I was placed on another prescription that was in the same family and wound up in the hospital over night due to a severe allergic reaction and still have scaring from the rash that developed. Please be careful and check all of your medications with another medical professional.

Submitted Aug. 15, 2012

I do agree that his PA, Michelle is MUCH better. But, I still think he is an ok doctor. He's pretty good about just prescribing something and being done with it. He doesn't waste time, which works for me.

Submitted April 12, 2010

I had been a patient of his (mostly seeing his physician's assistant - she is great) for at least 3 years. On the occasions that I did see him, I always felt like he was a pompous jerk. You can't really blame a guy for his personality, can you? Recently, I had a fasting cholesterol test as my levels have been borderline high for years. What I got was a call from the nurse saying my total cholesterol is ###, and that the doctor said to change my diet and exercise. No advice on a daily limit of chol. intake, they just assume I live on McDonald's food I suppose. I researched the stuff on the internet and left this doctor and Metro Health in general.

Submitted Jan. 20, 2010

This doctor has a bent towards sports medicine. If you have another ailment, then you are subject to a vagueness and 'I'm the doctor , Do as I say' attitude. I asked for a layman term for the condition, I did not understand and asked for another opinion which was denied!! There are several other medical conditions involved and they were not satisfactorily addressed. Using a politicly correct term, he is ineffective. Using a layman term: he is a QUACK

Submitted Nov. 15, 2009