Dr. Cammual Dylan Suttor, MD

I don’t normally take the time to leave reviews, but now I wish I would have read the online reviews of others before choosing Dr. Suttor. Absolute worst experience I’ve had with a medical provider. This guy is a narcissist and a jerk. He listened to absolutely nothing I had to say, explained nothing, and only answered questions with condescending remarks. When I started to push back on his answers with follow-up questions, his answers would literally change. I am a lawyer by trade, and my interactions with him actually felt like a cross examination! Lmao. I should have seen the first red flag after my first visit when he suggested that I see a psychiatrist for my chronic health issues because there was clearly nothing wrong with me. What a joke. Thankfully I found another primary care provider closer to where I live that actually treats me like a human being. Lexington Clinic- DO BETTER.

Yes, this guy is as bad as the reviews. He should not be a doctor. My husband has been sick for months. He did not listen and when he did listen, he did not believe us. He refused to list an antibiotic that another doctor said was an allergic reaction. He said there was no proof. He is rude and explains nothing. Horrible experience.

I am not one to write reviews. I think a lot of times reviews are wrong. I have worked in the medical field since 1994. My first job out of HS was at Lexington Clinic. I now manage my husbands Medical Office in another state. My Dad is a patient of Dr Sutter’s. Last month, my dad went for a normal routine visit. On that visit, He specifically asked Dr Sutter about Covid, the vaccine and the monoclonal antibodies. My dad did not have Covid but was trying to educate himself and be prepared. Dr. Sutton told him that the Antibody infusion was super expensive and hard to get and was against them. That is flat out wrong! He also told my dad, that if my dad got vaccinated, that he would not qualify for the monoclonal infusion. That is incorrect as well. It is encouraged. It is even on the CMS.GOV (Medicare) website. They suggest anyone over 65 to get it right away. There are multiple locations throughout the state doing them. Free of charge with Medicare. Fast Forward, my… dad found out he had Covid on Wednesday. He called Dr. Sutter’s office first thing Thursday to get an order for the Monoclonal Antibody. We found an infusion center that can get my dad in the next day, but he needed a prescription. Dr. Sutter refused to write the orders and told my dad to go to the ER to get it!!! Why would he go sit with Covid for hours in a ER for something his PCP should be doing? The ERs are busy enough. Luckily, I have been in Health care long enough to know other ways. I called the Walk-In clinic at Beaumont. Scheduled my dad for a telehealth Thursday afternoon. They were happy to write to the order. Today, Friday, my dad is getting his infusion. Dr Sutter has been very rude, uncaring and has treated some other issues with my dad wrong over the past year. My dad will not be back to see him. I noticed under the Lexington Clinic bio for him that his “professional interests include DOT and CDL physicals, pre-employment physical and industrial medicine” He probably should stick to doing just those “no brainer, pee in a cup your set to go type medicine”

Been using a Doctor at Lexington Clinic for years, however when he was replaced by Dr. Suttor my whole experience has been bad, he is rude, uncaring, a know it all ?, and talks down to patients.

My husband needed a prescription refill. We are in Florida for the winter. He refused unless my husband came in the office It was flomax which is not an opioid

Talks down to patients as if everyone is stupid. Couldn’t care less about how the patient feels and their needs.