Dr. Libson has been my GYN physician for 20 years. He's an excellent dr. , extremely knowledgeable…read more& thorough. He doesn't rush his visit, but takes as long as the patient needs. He is a quiet man & not extremely talkative. Sadly, I'm moving out of town & will have to find a new dr. I will miss Dr. Libson & his professional staff very much. I'm so thankful that I chose him for my care for the past twenty years.

I will not be returning to Dr. Libson's office. While his other staff are kind for the most part,…read moreDr. Libson simply does not have a very good bedside manner at all. I can appreciate that I'm sure he is a good doctor, but his bedside manner was not up to par for me.

Worst experience ever.. He was 2 hrs late for surgery with…read moreno explanation or apology! First after care visit he was unavailable So I had to see a PA. Next scheduled visit I got a phone call saying he was unavailable would I like to reschedule. I just said no thanks and hung up. Find a new surgeon somewhere else!

Horrible service. I was supposed to be seen by a specialist because they couldn't resolve my issue…read more I have not heard back from them and when I try to call to get more information they send me to voicemail.

The past five days have been extremely difficult for my wife and me, but especially for me…read more After being sick for four days, we finally went to Medical Center Hospital. They ran blood work and other tests on both of us and placed us in separate rooms. Dr. Taylor was overseeing my care. From my experience, I did not feel like my concerns were taken seriously, and I felt like my evaluation was rushed. I was diagnosed with Flu Type A and food poisoning. I was given Tylenol, a prescription for nausea, and told to go home and rest. Tylenol and go home. Meanwhile, the doctor treating my wife took a much more extensive approach. She received IV fluids, medication for her pain, additional testing, and a CT scan. She was also diagnosed with food poisoning. Eventually, we were both released and sent home. Then things got much worse for me. Last night, I developed a high fever, severe abdominal pain, and my cough continued to get worse. I knew something wasn't right, so I went to ORH this morning for a second opinion. Dr. Joseph Hollingsworth took a much more thorough approach. I was put on an IV, given morphine for the pain and other medications, and underwent a CT scan and additional testing. The diagnosis: acute diverticulitis, Flu Type A, AND pneumonia. Let that sink in. I went to the first hospital extremely sick, was diagnosed with the flu and food poisoning, given Tylenol and nausea medication, and sent home. Hours later, after my condition became significantly worse, another doctor found acute diverticulitis and pneumonia on top of the Flu Type A. This is NOT something to take lightly. The pain has been so severe that I feel completely out of it, and my chest feels like it is literally on fire. I'm sharing this because people need to understand something: don't be afraid to advocate for yourself. If you know something isn't right with your body and you feel like you're not being heard, ask questions. Ask for additional testing. Ask for another opinion. And if necessary, go somewhere else. Doctors are human, and mistakes can happen. But when someone is sick, they deserve to be listened to and properly evaluated--not made to feel like they're just another person being pushed through the ER. I'm not saying every doctor is bad. There are doctors who genuinely listen, investigate, and fight to figure out what is wrong. Dr. Hollingsworth is an example of the kind of care I needed today. But my experience at Medical Center Hospital left me extremely disappointed and concerned about what could have happened if I had simply gone home and accepted the first diagnosis. I am extremely thankful I trusted my gut and went for a second opinion.

My spouse was admitted for pulmonary embolism. The doctors were very thorough. Test were ran and…read morethe entire staff was very kind. The hospital is clean. They saved his life.

I have the same issue as some others here, by reading their reviews…read more When you need an antibiotic, it's like pulling teeth to get it. When you go in for some other reason and ask for help when you feel like cr ap all the time (not being physically sick) but body tired and run down, they won't do anything to help you figure out the problem. I found out that if most of your blood work is normal, they say it's normal no matter what. You, as a patient, have to ask for recommendations to see specialists so you can find out what's wrong. Why are we having to even go to a PCP doctor/pa if they can't/won't help us? I'm done with sorry doctors and PA's that don't care. And DA is just as bad at the office On University.

We have been going to this office since 2011 and have always received excellent care. The front…read moreoffice staff, the doctors, nurses, x-ray and lab techs are amazing and professional.

Office staff wonderful friendly folks very helpful...physician asst .she is very informative and…read morefriendly....Dr dorman RUN!!!

Hurting for over a year with back lower back pain I had a MRI ordered by my primary care Dr results…read morecame back was told I needed to see a neurologist I checked up on Dr John Kyle Dorman was what I read was great so I had my primary care Dr made an appointment with Dr Dorman for me - as Dr Dorman examined me and looked at my MRI he said I needed surgery possible lumbar lower fusion on the L4-L5 and disc replacement - so surgery was scheduled 8-15-23 and 7 weeks later I'm a lot better thank God still hurting some from the muscles healing in my lower back but A LOT BETTER Dr Dorman is a man of few words but as he told me he's done over a thousand of these surgeries - the reviews I read and from my personal experience I'm leaving another 5 STAR RATING for this great surgeon - his office staff was amazing from the minute I walked into his office the women were very friendly and helpful I'm so proud of being a patient of this remarkable Dr - THANK EACH OF YOU SO VERY MUCH - my wife and I both thank you -