I was a patient of Dr. Fraser for years until I got smart and left him as a patient. He has absolutely no bedside manner and is far from helpful or friendly. If a person had a broken leg, his suggestion would be to "Keep off it". He is useless as a practitioner. I don't have a family doctor now, but I would prefer no doctor to this doctor.

Submitted June 27, 2008

I have been going to Dr Fraser since before my 29 year old son was born. He's not perfect (he's human like the rest of us) but I can't imagine going to someone else. He doesn't push pills (which is good), he's never given me a hard time about being overweight (as some people have claimed), when I was suffering from depression he took the time to talk to me. I remember him doing a house call to a friend who was dying from cancer (didn't know doctors still did that). When I was in hospital with a broken ankle he stopped in a couple of times to see me. I'm very pleased with Dr Fraser and don't understand what some of these people are talking about.

Submitted April 15, 2008

My family has been going to Dr. Fraser since the 70s and he has been great. To the point and tells it like it is. Doesn't try to push pills and is very knowledgable. Some of these other comments about Dr. Fraser are a joke. If these people know so much about medicine, maybe they should diagnose themselves. Keep up the good work doc.

Submitted March 25, 2008

My last visit I had to Dr. Fraser , I had a bad yeast infection. A woman knows when its there. He said no treatment was needed , I didn,t have one so I went downstairs to the Pharmacist and got some Monostat Cream, which was $16.00 , meanwhile a perscription I could have gotten for nothing. It cleared up my infection, and I could live more comfortably.

Submitted March 17, 2008

I have had no problem with Dr. Fraser. He has always been kind and when I'm concerned about a problem he will take the step of x-ray or test to re assure me that I am fine. (knowing the cancer history of my family. We all have bad days and he is like everyone else can be gruff at times, but who hasn't. I'm also overweight and he has always been supportive knowing that I try but with problems in my life he understands and tells me to keeping trying to lose some weight.

Submitted Jan. 22, 2008

I have had many problems over the last 12 years. He asked my friend if she could read,and then swore at for forgetting to remove her boots in the winter.2) When I had major asthma problems in which i needed to take time off working in the factory he told me in his own words that I was a lier and just wanted to work in a office so I was faking my problems. Refused to sign any papers even as I was bawling my eyes out because I was scared about my asthma condition and how I'd be able I work through that summer in the swelldering heat in a factory. When I asked him what I would do because I was having avery hard time breathing he said "Go back to work". I guess because he thinks he is the god of all Dr.s that he must be the god of all detectives too. Who does he think he is!!! I felt so helpless. If i could afford to quit my job, I would but i didnt have that choice than. After specialits who told me that I couldnt fake my condition!!!. He treated me like I was trying to scam the system!!

Submitted Nov. 21, 2007

don't go to him if you are over weight. god help you if you get really sick because until you loose the weight all your medical problems will be due to your weight. Overweight people are also able to get sick in my opinion, and deserve the best medical care

Submitted June 16, 2007

every time I get sick, his answer is the same. "Mother Nature". No tests no nothing. It dosn't matter what it is.

Submitted April 9, 2007

My family has been with him since 1977 we've Never had a problem! i agree with one respondent that he is not the pill pusher type and tell me they why it is. When i needed help he was their for me. Keep up the good work Dr. Blair.

Submitted April 6, 2007

My family has been with him since 1974! Never a problem! I'm pleased he's not the pill pusher type and tell me they why it is. It may not be what I want to hear but that's medicine. Busy guy!

Submitted March 29, 2007