Dr. Robert Edward Scully, MD

Routinely looks for kickbacks from service providers

Dr Scully is an attentive listener, who accurately determines a remedial action for your problem. I strongly recommend him.

Dr. Scully had a very kind and compassionate bedside manner that showed me he really cared. He took his time and really listened, so I felt that he arrived at an accurate diagnosis. Highly recommend this physician.

Too opinionated obnoxious and overall awful.

I went to the medicenter a week after giving birth to my son. I had severe anxiety and thought I was having a stroke or a heart attack. I was unable to identify my anxiety because I was severely sleep deprived. I was also unable to get up on the examining table due to a c-section. Dr. Scully made a huge ordeal out of this and instead of letting me sit in a chair, he completely humiliated me and dramatically called in 2 nurses to do it. My husband who was sitting in the room could have easily helped me up to the table. Dr. Scully made me feel extremely uncomfortable and even questioned how my c section scar had healed so quickly. He did not help me, did not catch the anxiety, and even prescribed me an anti inflammatory that could cause heart problems. Bottom line-the medi center is an awesome place but Dr. Scully is not a great Doctor!

Couldn't get in to see my doctor so I stopped in to the Medicenter after work. It's great to have a place that I could just go to on my time and not have to beg for an appointment. The office is very clean and modern and the girl at the front desk was very pleasant . I was asked to fill out 2 forms, not like other places that load you with so many papers to fill out. Who wants to be writing a dissertation when you're not feeling well? What a pleasure to just fill out a few lines and be done with it. The wait was really minimal and within 15 minutes I was in a room and seeing the doctor. I saw Dr. Scully who was very friendly and did a thorough exam. I've been to other urgent care centers and the quality of care and professionalism didn't compare to Dr Scully and the staff at the Medicenter .

I went there for a red eye, and asked to get my blood pressure to be checked. They end up doing blood test as well as EKG. I find out latter that, both blood test and EKG has nothing to do with red eye, so they made me pay $40 for visit, $40 for test and $40 for EKG, total $120 just to get a blood pressure checked. On top of that, they charged me extra for deductible for my insurance, which thank God I have called my insurance and find out that I do not pay deductible for clinic visits. I did not even get an apology. I took my 8 years old daughter for a blood test. The person tried 7 or 8 times, putting needle into my daugther, but keep missing the vein. I had to take her to another clinic for that test. By then she is terrified the word needle. After I made legitimate concerns, I went there last week, to get EKG, for my next day surgery, they would not let me in because I have complained earlier. At 7 PM I had to look for another clinic to get EKG done. They test for things that is… not related to your visit, so they get paid more co payments. Staff is not always best when it comes to drawing blood. Management don't apologize when they make a mistake. I DON"T recommend anyone to visit Medicenter.

Took my mom to see Dr. Scully based on a recommendation from her primary doctor who was out for the day, when she needed immediate attention. Obviously nervous about walking in off the street to an unknown doctor, our hesitation was immediately put to rest. He was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, thorough in the exam, and was truly concerned about getting to the bottom of the situation...which he did! He asked questions and really listened..not that cold, "fast food" style service that is all too common. It was a great experience and I wouldn't hesitate to refer anyone to him.

Back in 2002, my wife suffered a hit to the head from a fallen shelf at work. She was brought to the hospital and diagnosed with a concussion.She was then released and told to follow up with her general practitioner, Dr. Scully. when we visited Dr. Scully, all he kept saying is "she's faking, your just seeking a law suit". I explained to the doctor that president Clinton made it nearly impossible to sue your employer and that our visit was only to receive care and instructions on what to do to help heal my wife's current condition. Dr scully walked out on us claiming my wife's injury was a fake, and said he was done with us. The injury was real however and after about two weeks her dizzy spells and cloudy thinking luckily went away. I will never forgive Dr Scully for the way he treated my wife during her time of need, ignoring her true dilemma. We never returned to his office and now use another general practitioner. I truly recommend others not use this man for health care as his… "belief" in your sickness could change at any minute, especially when you need his care most.