Dr. Stanley Chad Harvey, MD

Dr. Havey is a very experienced and compassionate doctor. He really understands his profession. He is sincerely interested in his patients, including. I am most fortunate to have him as my doctor and friend.

On two occasions, Dr. Harvey did not follow my concerns sincerely, missed an important diagnosis when I asked for it and argued about an improper prescription which I received and paid for, although it was clearly for another patient. I learned, the hard way, that I needed a better doctor.

This doctor doesn’t accept patients without another doctor’s recommendation. I was ready to pay cash for my mom and brought all paperwork required but was rejected. As being a nurse for over 11 years with Martin it is very unprofessional to reject a patient that needs help, especially with diabetes. Thank you Dr. Harvey, very appreciated.

Dr. Harvey should retire if he doesn't want to listen carefully to a patient's concerns. I had to urge him to diagnose a lump on my neck. Finally, he did a casual needle biopsy, which he said was inconclusive- no follow up. Eventually, a specialist showed me on ultrasound that my thyroid had to be removed- and that Dr. Harvey should have done this much sooner. This is just one of several incidents which made me seek another doctor.

My first visit with Dr. Chad Harvey; I am a new primary care patient. Am usually not at east when seeing a new doctor and staff. However, I was pleasantly surprised to meet a very friendly and competent staff, and my first impression is that Dr. Harvey is an excellent, caring doctor. Although he seems a bit rushed, he took time to listen to what I had to say, and to talk to me about my medical history, my present complaints and my medications. I'd rate him one of the best doctors I've seen, and I am now 84 years old, so have seen many doctors and specialists over the years.

Went well at the begining, then he precribed drugs that eventually led to my kidney failure. Irrisponsible.

very good, very good.very good. very good. very good.

Told his patient to stop calling for help when blood sugar numbers were over 250 and below 60 for over 5 months. Allowed a documented sodium deficiency to continue for more than 5 months. Ignored uti infection that led to emergency room. Threatened patient and was unkind after more than a decade of dedicated visits. Critical and incredibly mean human.

He doesnt give me time of day - i waited 45 minutes in the lobby for him to go over some results and he wouldnt give me the time to ask him questions.