He's a creep. I will not be back. Any doctor would be better than this guy. He shouldn't even have a medical license.

Submitted Oct. 15, 2021

Misdiagnosed my mother and she had horrible complications. Was extremely rude to me and refused to look at the core problem. Horrific bedside manner. Run away from the 'doctor' as fast as you can. We no longer go to him.

Submitted Sept. 5, 2021

Unprofessional, and ignorant doctor who doesn't educate himself about the experimental gene therapy or it's harmful health sequelae. Greed and self motivation motivate him rather than patient care,

Submitted Aug. 29, 2021

The blanket statement this dr is using to stop treating unvaxxed patients is legally considered malpractice it falls under Patient Abandonment!!!
All of this quacks patients that are being kicked to the curb because of his beliefs neglecting his patients beliefs and medical treatment should contact your attorneys ASAP tie this fool up In lawsuits for the rest of his life and drive his medical malpractice insurance through the roof forcing him to retire!!!!!!
Hey Jason how do you like them APPLES??!!!!
#MyBodyMyChoice

Submitted Aug. 24, 2021

Three words: Ethics violation investigation. Dr. Valentine has stooped to unethical and unscientific treatment of patients, resorting to "one-size-fits-all" treatment in total disregard for individual patient history and the scientific data on the mRNA covid vaccines. He demands all patients have this vaccine claiming he cannot "watch his patients die from covid" despite the statistical fact that 99.89% of his covid positive patients will NOT die from covid. This is irrational thinking from the doctor, and is a science-denying, fear-mongering mindset. He demands these vaccines of his patients under the guise of caring for their safety, meanwhile he refuses to tell them the long-term safety of the vaccines is entirely 100% unknown. He refuses to disclose to his patients that the RNA vaccines have disturbing side effects with serious potential health implications such as lipid nanoparticle accumulation in startlingly high numbers in tissues such as ovaries, bone marrow, and lymph nodes (potential reproductive disease, autoimmune disease, leukemias, & lymphomas down the road?). He refuses to disclose that the RNA vaccines cause myocarditis and other organ inflammation due to the free circulating S1 protein from the vaccine (that we were told wouldn't happen) that stops the monocytes from apoptosis thereby leaving a reservoir of circulating S1 protein causing constant low-level, organ damaging inflammation. He refuses to disclose to his patients that the spike proteins can cross the blood brain barrier due to the inflammation and dilation of arteries and arterioles, and then have been found to fold into prion formation, indicating potential for prion disease. He refuses to disclose to his patients that due to the RNA vaccine mechanism of turning one’s own cells into the “bad guy” to produce the spike proteins, that there is very concerning evidence for the development of debilitating ADE. In short, Dr. Valentine has thrown ethics out the window, embraced science-denying hysteria and irrationality, ignores data, and simply pushes a potentially dangerous RNA vaccine agenda with no regard to an individuals history or risks. He has completely abdicated his duty under the Hippocratic oath and has deemed himself arbiter of who is worthy of medical treatment and who is not. God-complex run amuck. He should not be practicing medicine. And let's not forget that African Americans are one of the largest groups of unvaccinated individuals, so his policy will disproportionately and disparately impact African Americans, essentially turning his practice into a new Jim Crow medical office where black people need not apply. A person this far removed from critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and rational thought, should never be practicing medicine - that is a scary thought. Spread the word.

Submitted Aug. 21, 2021

Judgmental, does not follow Hippocratic oath to do no harm.

Submitted Aug. 19, 2021

Not a doctor. Sits in judgement . Clearly doesn’t follow any moral conduct or ethical boundaries .

Submitted Aug. 19, 2021

Dr. Valentine listens and is interactive with his care assessment. He’s also very responsive to calls relayed through the nurse. The Northside Clinic, where he practices, provides him with an excellent base of operation.

Submitted May 4, 2020

I suffer from several chronic conditions and take many, many prescriptions. Dr. Valentine has ignored my medical history and the recommendations of several specialists in his treatment, and neglected to order any blood work, including liver and kidney panels, to monitor the effects of my prescription intake. My overall health and quality of life has declined under his “care,” if you can even call it that. I have since visited another primary care physician who immediately set up home health care and physical therapy, something Dr. Valentine expressly refused to do. These in-home professionals were appalled that it took so long for them to be referred.

But worse than that, the man is just plain rude and condescending. At my last appointment, I could hear him through the door ridiculing me to the medical students observing him that day – this has happened more than once. He has raised his voice to me multiple times, and has refused to refer me elsewhere until very lately, telling me I should just move back to the state I came from if I didn't like his standard of care. He ignored my long, deep, very detailed medical history, to say nothing of the recommendations of several specialists I have seen since moving here, and substituted his judgment for theirs, and treated me like dirt besides.

He has thrown several temper tantrums in our appointments, culminating in him finally refusing to treat me anymore, after I dared to catch him in a lie about what he was or wasn't allowed to do in my treatment. I have been a legitimate chronic pain patient for nearly two decades, and I provided him a deep and detailed medical history, with records going back seven years from my previous physician group. He labeled me as a drug seeker from our first visit and, against the advice of a half-dozen neurologists and pain management professionals, titrated down my pain medication. His reasons for doing so changed with every appointment, with him finally hiding behind state policy as dictated by the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners. So I called the Board, described my situation, and told the man what Dr. Valentine had told me. He responded that not only had Dr. Valentine misrepresented the policy and its intention, but that he was - his word, not mine - "appalled" at the lack of care I'd received, and Dr. Valentine's refusal to prescribe. I confronted Dr. Valentine with this information at what would be my last appointment with him, and he became angry and combative, fired me as a patient, and stormed out of the room.

He has even gone as far as to engage in what many would call "gaslighting" - the deliberate misrepresentation of things I knew to be facts, such as the words out of my specialists' mouths at our appointments. Even after a person-to-person phone call with one of them, he still insisted that the other doctors were refusing to prescribe me, when in fact, they agreed I should be prescribed, but were barred from doing so by their own practice rules, and said that the standard recommendation was for such prescriptions to be coordinated by them and filled by the primary care provider. Dr. Valentine simply said this wasn't so. He was the odd man out in this regard.

He has not once considered my needs as a patient, much less his professional obligation to “first do no harm” - he has only thought of himself and what is convenient for him. Now I am without a prescribing physician for several vital medications, including several non-narcotic prescriptions, and God knows what may happen to me in the three-week interim until I can be seen by another doctor.

If anyone you love is considering becoming a patient of Dr. Valentine, don't let them do it.

Submitted March 3, 2017

Doctor valentine is wonderful. He really cares no matter how small the problem he does everything he can for you. I trust him completely. His nurse is very sweet and they all make you feel very cared about.

Submitted June 19, 2012