I had sinus surgery, performed by Dr. Harrison, just recently. If you are considering using him…read morefor this procedure, I should warn you ahead of time. To begin with, don't expect a good bedside manner from him. After seeing him a total of 4 times, the fifth time I went to see him, he couldn't even remember when I had surgery or what I was allergic to - I guess because he couldn't bother to look at my chart before he entered the room. Instead, I had to answer the same questions I had answered every other time I had seen him. Don't expect him to be honest about what to expect from this procedure, either. He told me I would be "uncomfortable" for 3 days after the surgery, and then I would be fine. That was not true. When I was being wheeled in to the operating room, one of the nurses told my husband it was one of the most painful surgeries around, and she wasn't fibbing. He will not give you any indication of what to expect while recovering, either. You will be spending lots of time rinsing your sinuses, using nasal saline, and taking other medications. Neither he or his staff will prepare you for all the aftercare procedures. He also has a bad habit of expecting you to read his mind. For instance, the paperwork he sent home with us said to rinse my sinuses at least twice a day. So, I did it three times a day. When I returned for my first visit after surgery, he accused my husband and I of lying - that I had not been rinsing. When we insisted I had, 3 times a day, he proceeded to inform us that that wasn't enough - we should have been doing it much more often - 6 or 8 times a day! I guess telling us late is better than not telling us at all. Also, I would avoid having the surgery on Friday. He has his practice take his calls on the weekends, and they don't have a clue. I'm giving him 2 stars instead of one because I think his surgical skills are good. The rest, however, needs improvement.

I would like to review Dr. Mosteller but will instead share my experience with an attempt to see…read morehim. I set up an appointment for an eye exam a few months ago and arrived a bit early to fill out any needed paperwork. I then waited just over an hour in the main waiting room before being escorted to a smaller waiting room. I then sat for another thirty minutes without seeing a soul before I got disgusted and left. Upon leaving my second waiting room I passed a gaggle of young people in scrubs who must have been too busy gabbing to let me know if the doctor had been kidnapped or something else horrible had happened to him. There had to be a good reason for me to have been there for an hour and a half without seeing Dr. Mosteller. On leaving I told the person at the desk to call me if they ever got to a point where I might actually see the doctor. I did get a call the next day to tell me that they had been really busy on my appointment day. I thought that was the reason for the appointment process, it keeps everyone from showing up at the same time.