Dr. Booker Dalton, MD

The procedure itself went smoothly, and the doctor’s professionalism was excellent from start to finish. I felt completely comfortable and well taken care of.

I had been suffering from chronic diarrhea for four years. Lots of visits to other physicians but no fix. When I visited Dr Dalton he listened to every word I said and he asked many questions. He reviewed my medical history and saw that I had my gallbladder removed 4 years ago. He ordered a script for me. OK...here it comes. I took the first dose of the med and my four year nightmare of near living in the bathroom and fear of traveling too far was over!! On my return visit to see Dr. Dalton he explained the suspected reason for my problem. Amen!! Dr. Dalton is my highly appreciated HERO! Second, third and forth opinions matter with chronic conditions. Thank you Dr Dalton!!

Smart and to the point. Great team work by staff.

All they do there is line up people for colonoscopies. My stomach hurts worse than my first visit, but he told me he is too busy for me. His only advice was Prilosec; I knew that $1000’s ago

Wonderful, caring doctor.

I have been Dr. Dalton's patient for at least 15 years. He is outstanding in his field.

because of the rude and uncoprative staff not passing messages to dr he did not diagnose my brothers c. diff condition fast enough when it should have been obvious after jaundice and many antibiotics he is now deceased last sunday 23rd. his fight against cancer was hard enough and he put up a great fight she should be out of medical field.

Dr Dalton easily found what other doctors couldn't. His bedside manner is incredible--he really listens and values the patient as a whole. He's extremely gifted and smart in what he does. A+

The best! What else can I say?

Yes, he's a good doctor. Very kind and thorough in his explanations and investigations, but the phone system and the staff are rude and impassable. It's impossible to feel cared for by a dr. you cannot talk to, get a message to,or get an appointment with. I was told by the doctor at hospital discharge to get an appointment in two weeks, called multiple times, left messages, was put on hold and dropped. Starting feeling worse, not better, and wanted to talk to the doctor. Found the only way to get through to a person is by dialing the emergency number over and over,refusing to be shuffled off again to someone's voice mail, and having a hissy fit. They'll still be rude. "I do care about your condition or I wouldn't have walked down the hallway." Turns out,even several weeks out there are no available appointments - none are left open for emergencies or post-hospital patients (like me). Will or won't the dr. call me back as requested? Not hopeful.