Dr. Andrew John Davis, MD

The receptionist is the only bad thing about this place.

I have been going to see Dr. Andy since he opened his practice. I love that he spends time with his patients and really gets to know them personally. I wouldn't go anywhere else and drive a good distance just to see him.

After 13 years of calling Andy our :Family Doctor" we called to get a long overdue physical just to be certain we were still as healthy as we felt. In over four years we have been healthy and visiting our medical specialists when needed, but just wanted to know Andy was there if we had an emergency. We were informed that we were now considered" new" patients and they were not taking any "new" patients. How long does it take to see "old" patients once every four years? Does it not matter that we have trusted this man's motto "Quality, Family and Future" to be there if and when we needed him? What a disappointment to learn that he is really not that concerned about his "family" after all.

his bed side manner is A-1 AND HE ACTUALLY LISTENS TO YOU. WHAT A CONCEPT. HE NEVER IGNORES A SYMPTOM OR ACT LIKE IT IS JUST A WOMEN THING.

I am so lucky to have found a doctor that provides the level of care that I receive from Dr. Andy. I plan to keep him as my primary physician as long as I can. Everyone on his office staff is extremely professional and refers to me by name; this is especially reassuring in a time when doctors' offices are often over-scheduled and have to deal with paperwork hassles and insurance. It is easy to schedule an appointment and I never have to wait long in the office. On my first visit he ran a battery of blood tests to check my overall health; I'm glad he did because I found out about a vitamin deficiency. He explains conditions and treatments well and will follow up by calling you HIMSELF-not a nurse. I do love his nurses though. One time he even called the day after to me to ask me about about an important presentation I had to give after mentioning that I was worried. Oh, and I also like that he likes his patients to call him Dr. Andy instead of the usual Dr. Davis.