I have been a patient of DR. Craig's for 17 years!!! He is truly a caring
and amazing doctor. In a age when Computer records take over entire exams... Dr. Craig has NEVER lost the personal touch. Sometimes the office is a zoo., but he Always takes time with me. He was the only Doctor after many who actually diagnosed my condition. I would highly recommend him without reservations.. By the way love his new office and all new staff. They are the best.

Submitted May 18, 2015

I hate to say it but I agree with a lot of the comments about Dr. Craig. I've been a patient of his for 10 years. I thought he was the greatest doctor ever!! I put up with his staff over the years because of how much I admired him and trusted him...but lately? I go in after seeing him a month before and he has NO idea why I am there or who I am and have to explain myself? It's like he doesn't care any more or has early onset dementia?? Also, has anyone been taking the LUPRON shot for endometreosis?? I was told there were not many side effects only to find out it was all a lie! I've been to so many medical doctors with so many ailments only to find out the shot that he ONLY recommends for endo is what has been giving me debilitating symptoms. And recently found out it is used to treat prostate cancer in men! It would have been nice to have been given the entire scoop on the drug before it nearly crippled my body. Here is the governements description of Lupron: it's a Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Analog/Agonist (GnRH); these drugs shut down the pituitary gland, thereby reducing the amount of testosterone produced by men, and estrogen produced by women. For women, this causes the rapid and artificial onset of menopause – potentially with incapacitating and long-lasting effects. Lupron® is a hazardous drug with side-effects that can last for weeks or months after the drug is discontinued, but do the women taking it know that? It’s not clear how much patients are being informed about Lupron®’s risks – certainly some people might decide that the drug’s harmful effects outweigh the potential benefits. Women who have experienced adverse events are encouraged to report them to the FDA by contacting MedWatch at http://www.fda.gov/medwatch/report/consumer/consumer.htm.

Submitted April 30, 2015

Office staff is rude and they charge a ridiculous amount of money to retain a copy of your own medical records!!!!

Submitted Feb. 5, 2015

Dont know what happened to Dr. Craig but will never go there again. He "pads" his bill and the staff is obnoxious...

Submitted Oct. 16, 2014

I am so dumbstruck by some of the negative comments that I have read on this site. Dr. Craig is an absolutely wonderful doctor who is genuinely concerned with each patient. I very seldom have anything 'wrong' and mainly go for my annual pap and Rx for mammogram, but he always treats me like I am the most important patient he has. And I think his entire staff is top notch! They are so friendly, genuine and helpful! I think some of these comments have been planted here by other doctor's offices...or primadonnas!!!!

Submitted Sept. 26, 2014

Like many others, I loved Dr. Craig at first, but his attentiveness to his patients seems a bit off. He is quick to recommend surgery or medication & his office staff is The Absolute Worst. It is unfortunate, but I will definitely not return to this office, not recommend anyone to him. So disappointing!

Submitted Sept. 13, 2014

Never again. Been going to him for over 10 years and now it's just truly a nightmare, between him and his staff. Many people here write of crying after their visits, for me it's more really 'off' and 'creeped out' by how freaky he has become, and all his knowledge has gone down the tubes and he has become extremely gruff and uncaring along with extremely dismissive. Very sad.

Submitted Sept. 9, 2014

Too fast in exam room. Not thorough and rude staff. Still waiting for pap smear results from three months ago.

Submitted Aug. 28, 2014

Submitted Aug. 13, 2014

I have been a patient for many years and I leaving this practice now. Dr. Wiener has now become the medical director with a surgery center quite far from his primary practice and in my opinion is STRONGLY urging patients to use this facility when other hospitals and centers that he used in the past are closer. It seems that this is financially beneficial to him but he neglects to consider the convenience and comfort level of his patients. He was dismissive of my concerns and his staff was aloof at best and rude.

Submitted Aug. 12, 2013