My wife saw him for pain in her shoulder.Left with a bottle of lorazepam and a sore shoulder. Just another pill pusher who shouldn't be practicing medicine !

Submitted Aug. 6, 2023

I have seen Shawn numerous times and have brought my children to see him. I wish he took scheduled patients because we would make him our family provider. I agree that doctors (PA's) don't know everything, even the specialists. I think it is incredibly rare to survive a ruptured anuerysm of any kind, let alone one in your brain, so if you walked into a medical office with a headache, sounds to me that your anuerysm wasn't ruptured (yet people walk around with bad migraines all the time). My father-in-law died instantly without warning when his abdominal one ruptured after getting up from the dinner table last year) So, yeah, before you act all "I'm smarter than a doctor (or PA)", try getting a medical degree and working in the field for a little while. I'm sure it is not as easy as some of them make it look. If you get to read this Shawn, we love you! Sorry you have to put up with people like this. Hope to see you soon (but I guess that means we are either sick or injured.

Submitted Dec. 31, 2008

first of all to the person that posted. Shawn is a PA not a doctor. Second of all, where is your MD? Clearly you know nothing about the health field because if you did you would understand that it is impossible to know everything, that's why we have specialists. Maybe you should go to a cardiologist instead of a PA. Second, I saw Shawn and found hims very knowledgeable and helpful so I am sick of people that have no clue about anything insulting health professionals especially when you clearly have no clue about the medical field. If you want to insult your toilet cleaner when they miss a spot go ahead, but until I see your MD degree maybe you should shut your face and go read a book

Submitted Dec. 29, 2008

He misdiagnosed my ruptured aneurysm as a migraine and sent me home to take asprin. I almost died! His license should be pulled! An absolute quack! I had ALL the classic symptoms of a ruptured cerebral aneurysm, and he sent me home to take asprin.

Submitted Jan. 3, 2007