I have been seeing Dr. Solomon for about two years, and find him very kind, knowlegeable, and…read morewilling to take the time to answer my questions. He has successfuly cured a large ulcer and is treating Barrett's esophogus (which can lead to cancer), without resorting to adding multiple drugs to my list. The office staff can be abrupt, but stay knowlegable about alternate treatments, like diet and tests for possible causes like bacteria or funguses. I am not sure I like the Lima system for seeing nurse practitioners almost exclusively in the office setting. Those I have seen here are thorough, but have an abrasive personality. Dr. Solomon, however, is a model of care and respect for his patients. Perhaps the other person who reviewed Dr. Solomon would have been better served if he( had been a man and) had asked Dr. Solomon in post-op about what he heard. Even partially under anesthetics, it is hard to discrimnate voices, and colonoscopies require an anesthesetist and supporting assistants. Maybe he would have discovered real problems with his family doctor no matter whose voice he heard. If other physicians think his family doctor is incompetent, he should be sure they are not correct, so he can avoid a real problem with his health later.

Had a colonosocopy from this guy, He thought I was under but I heard him say bad things about my…read morefamily practice Dr. If he thought my Dr was incompetent he should have been a man and told me to my face not make comments when he thought I would not hear or remember. I will use another provider.