Dr. Daniel Lee Clark, DO

My husband and I have been going to Dr Clark for 35 years since he started. I can honestly say hes never been wrong. After going to many docs 35 yrs ago with no diagnosis, Clark hit it right on the head and been with him since.

I asked for a physical.... * seems very distracted. * told me aches are part of getting older and I should get used to it. * always busy with computer. * compared my concerns to things he has went through, I leave there feeling ripped off every time. I am going to find a new doctor.

Was a patient for over 15 years. Hard to get appointment. Wait time is usually very long. The office staff treats you like they have more important things to do, and they bill check-ups and physicals as medical visits, not preventative care. Nurses are hit or miss. The doctor is okay. He makes you go twice a year if you are taking any prescriptions and then asks, "What brings you here?" He seems distracted, always on his computer. The only reason I stayed so long (once I was an adult and actually had a choice) was that he was willing to try out new medicines to help solve my problem. Even medicines he needed to use a site like Webmd for because he wasn't familiar with it. But, anyway, I'd make a suggestion, and he'd be like "Sure, why not?" Sounds unprofessional, but it was the one thing I liked about that place.

I had a bad experience with this doctor. Getting a referral to a specialist took 3 weeks and then when I finally got the referral it was useless because the orthopedic group he referred me to does not treat pregnant women. I gave up after over 2 months of being unable to get decent care through this doctor and changed doctors.

Dr.. Clark has a wonderful bedside manner and his nurses are such beautiful nurses, they ALWAYS make me feel comfortable. So for that Thank you Dr. Clark and all his nurses

nice doctor but one of the nurses aides a bit cranky they should have someone to draw bloodtests in the office though, rather than have to go to lav