I have mixed reviews and I'm not really sure if anything has improved as I haven't been there in a few years. He was my primary for a good number of years and he had great bedside manner. He definitely takes the time to explain everything and answer any questions you have. When I first started going to him in elementary school, the wait time was INSANE (unless you had an early AM appointment)!!! The average was up to an hour or more -- I guess appointments were scheduled for every 10 minutes and he never spent just 10 minutes with someone. Sometimes I felt like he was a bit too cautious, though. One time I broke my ankle (I was about 13). I knew something was wrong, I had broken bones before. It was swollen, I couldn't put weight on it, my mom called him and over the phone he told her, "Just wait it out. You know how kids can be." My mom decided to bring me to the ER and sure enough, it was broken. The 2nd experience was a little more damaging. I was 16, extremely ill with vomiting, high fever of 104, coughing, and disgustingly enough, incontinence (definitely not normal for an overall healthy teen!). Had the receptionist not listened to my mom and forced an appointment, the doctor never would have seen me. When he did, he tested me for diabetes because I was drinking a lot of water in the office (obviously I didn't have it) and said I probably had a stomach virus -- and the reason my chest hurt was because of all the vomiting. He sent me home and told me to come back in a couple days if it didn't get better. Long story short, the next day I was in the ER after my lung collapsed, I was diagnosed with pneumonia, hospitalized for a month, and needed 2 surgeries to drain fluid after my lung smothered my heart and caused me to enter heart failure (all my limbs were swollen, hard, and blue/purple). He was greatly apologetic afterward, which was nice, but I had a difficult time trusting him after he almost killed me as a teen. read more