My kids and I went to Dr. Fraley one time. We were placed with a PA. We have all been on ADHD medications for about 4 years. I can understand, as a new patient, having a physician want to initially issue monthly prescriptions, rather that a 90 day supply for ADHD medications. However, she gave me 3 separate, monthly prescriptions for each of us, along with lab paperwork to get drug tested after 3 months. If you understand ADHD at all, to expect someone with ADHD to keep track of all of the paperwork for 3 months is asking a lot. Moreover, if a physician can hand me three 1-month prescriptions for the same medication, why is it an issue to give me one 90-day prescription for the same medication? The DEA allows for a 90-day supply of class 2 medications (those used for ADHD). On a separate issue, my husband has been in several times. Dr. Fraley (my husband has never been assigned to a PA) allows him to use rescue inhalers daily, rather than try to work on an asthma regimen to actually help reduce symptoms. It is clear that Dr. Fraley tells him what he wants to hear, rather than address actual issues or concerns, let alone the cause of my husband's blood pressure issues (alcohol, smoking, obesity, lack of exercise.) How is it "doing no harm" when a doctor only treats a symptom, without ever addressing the problem, and allows long-term use of something that should only be used on an emergency or as-needed basis?

Submitted May 17, 2019

I have a rare debilitating illness. I am so happy I found Dr Fraley. I still have to see 2 specialists but a good GP is so important. He treats me as a whole person and he is giving me hope that I can have a better quality of life. I am currently housebound. I love how he listens and has compassion.

Submitted Oct. 27, 2017

Dr. Fraley is the best. Actually listens and cares is knowledgeable and most of all kind. Staff also very helpful.

Submitted Jan. 3, 2017

Dr. Fraley is a very attentive doctor and actually listens and asks questions during his appointments. Not a standard now a days. I made a same day appointment to see my PCP who's main office is not correctly identified on Aetna's website. I did not know until I showed at the Murrieta office and found out the PCP I had chosen was in Temecula. The staff was very understanding and Dr. Fraley agreed to fit me in. I was several month's pregnant and had the flu and had developed a rash and was very concerned about measles exposure. I did not have vaccination records from my childhood to rule it out. Dr. Fraley saw me rather promptly and agreed it should be ruled out even though we both felt it was possibly due to an allergic reaction to a lotion I was using at the time. He sent me directly over to the lab for a blood draw. When I got there the lab told me the paperwork had a specific code that they needed to check on. Dr. Fraley's office immediate took care of the issue. Great office!

Submitted April 12, 2013

Dr. Fraley is a very knowledgeable physician. He is always very polite, a great listener. He is the only doctor that I have found that is truly concerned. His staff is always happy and helpful.

Submitted March 13, 2010