I had foot surgery April 1st Dr. Dockery did the surgery, he's always great. But today the whole…read morestaff was amazing so caring and polite. Thank you all for what you do!!

CAMC Urology department obviously has issues. As a new patient I found Dr. Hale and his student Dr…read more Hoyt very pleasant and was pleased with my first visit. They let me know going out the door that a script I was on, they wanted to up the dose. Okay. That was a month ago, I have called that office or had them calling me a dozen times over this script. And here I still wait, been out of meds a month. Made my last call to them today to ask Dr. Hale to call me so I can explain why I have to change Doctors. Very unfortunate that patients are treated this way. It is like they expect US to do their jobs.

They finally got people who are nice and knowledgeable staff. Care has improved very much now.read more

Don't go to this place, hand to God they are prejudice, it's not safe if your black or white. They…read morego out of their way not to treat me, they practically laugh in my face even when I have two other people with me verifying my symptoms and illnesses and others have told me of similar experiences on top of that I have been misdiagnosed me so many times I could have sued 6 times over.

This "doctor " got one star only because it's not possible to give lower. I have not seen her in…read moreabout 20 years, so I hope she is less the HMO hack she was. My husband went to her with fevers of unknown origin and constant fatigue. Rather than take his complaints seriously and work with him to diagnose the illness she had him declared "histrionic " and a hypochondriac. We went up to Pittsburgh to real doctors and found he had mitochondrial myopathy, which he died from at 53 years old after a long progressive illness. No, it couldn't be cured, but we could have gotten the support and care he needed a lot sooner. If you need actual healthcare besides a pill pusher for a sinus infection, stay away from this quack.