It has been a little over 2 yrs since I posted a review so, here is an update. Dr. Bailey remains as always, a physician any person and/or family would be grateful to have. He never rushes one out of the consultation room. He listens, asks pertinent questions and addresses concerns promptly and with much kindness. I have found him to be respectful and open minded. His staff is welcoming and as Covid19 took over our country and the world, they implemented safety measures and to date, they remain consistent with their approach. As a patient, I truly appreciate that. Whenever there has been a need for a referral, Dr. Bailey and his staff are prompt to address that and if warranted, they work to get that done as soon as feasible. They have an app system for communication and to have access to our records so as a patient, I have find it invaluable. I do not live near so, it is quite a drive for us but, I really do not mind because I feel I get the best care there. My children who are now adults, have chosen to stay with Dr. Bailey as well. My daughter has even taken her son to see him so, that is 3 generations of our family staying with Dr. Bailey so, I hope that translates into how well we regard him and his staff at Precision Family Medicine. He is definitely worth the title of "Trusted Family Physician".
P.S. It is sad that someone who is not even a patient posted a negative review based solely on personal beliefs regarding vaccines. As a parent I have taken good care of informing myself on whatever I have chosen for my children's health. Vaccine studies are still ongoing and some show relation to ASD and some do not. Vaccines are a personal choice and at Dr. Bailey's office so far we have NEVER been intimidated into accepting them, on the contrary, with each vaccine we have been provided all pertinent information regarding the vaccine which included if they have been related to any health concern leaving the patient or patient's parent to make an informed decision. - I am actually not one to get the influenza vaccine every year. Dr. Bailey asks and when I say no, he let's that be the last word. If I am not certain, he is open for me to ask for his opinion and candidly shares it. In the end, he has always respected my choice. - read more