Dr. Gregory Brian Scott, DO

Dr. Scott’s apathy is poignant and all-consuming. The only time he showed honest emotion was when I told him I’m an alcoholic and need rehab. Instead of concern, he expressed frustration that I hadn’t told him sooner—unaware I’d never told anyone before. I also told him my grip strength had suddenly deteriorated from a neck injury a neurosurgeon previously said might require surgery if symptoms worsened. Dr. Scott dismissed it, saying my MRI looked “within range” for a man my age—contradicting the specialist. He also refused to prescribe non-addictive ADHD drug to help me transition off very addictive ADHD drug, before inpatient rehab, solely because I’m leaving Kaiser in two weeks. I’m fighting for my life right now. He made me feel like it wasn’t worth the trouble.

Dr. Scott and all his staff are very professional, loving and kind. They treated my dogs with compassion and great care. Always tries conservative treatment when possible...

Dr. Scott has treated my Mom for the past two years. He is accessible and very willing to discuss patients needs. Bedside manner is caring and compassionate and he knows his stuff for sure. Recommend him highly.

He is incompetent. He asked for a COPD/lung test. I took it in his office. He told me the results were "moderate" but when I requested a copy of the test results I saw that it was "minimal" BIG difference. I asked him to check my ears for possible fluids and he told me he did not have the necessary instrument in his office.