Dr. Carter...my name is Allyson Bailey Joyner. my Dads name was BULL Bailey. you tried so hard what I was dealing with when I was 16 but as time went on I've been diagnosed with CLL at 55. my pain has always STUCK. I'm now a very tired human. dealing with this forever. but you are the only Doctor that tried. thank you...forever. the best I've ever know

Submitted Jan. 13, 2020

I have been going to Dr. Carter since 1980 and I just love him. I've never had a doctor spend so much time with me and answer questions no matter how silly they may seem. He also has a wonderful sense of humor not found in a lot of doctors. I don't know what I'll do without him if he retires before I die!!!

Submitted June 21, 2009

very knowledgeable and a good listener. does not cut a patient short

Submitted Jan. 27, 2009

I have been going to Dr. Carter for 36 yrs. I LOVE HIM!!!! We are both the same age born in Dec. They will call me "What about Bob" when he retires. What will we do? He takes time to talk to my family about my conditions.

Submitted Nov. 16, 2008

I've been a patient of Dr. Carter for 30 years, and without question he is a fine, knowledgeable and very personable physician. As others have said, he takes time to discuss such issues as you may have (an unusual practice in this age of hurried, assembly line medicine.) He is that rare doc of the old school whose interest in his patients is something you can really feel and where the patient is not secondary to the bottom line.

Submitted Oct. 24, 2007

Great doctor. Does more with a stethoscope than some do with a room full of machines. He spends time and answers questions and follows up on your care..

Submitted July 11, 2007

I have used Dr. Carter for over 25 years and my father used him before that. He is a fine man as well as a fine knowledgable doctor who encoourages you to become involved in your care and will answer the most inane questions with care and diplomacy..

Submitted June 30, 2007

Cares about hs patients and takes time with them. Helpful and interested. Does not prescribe unnecessarily.

Submitted May 1, 2005