Dr. Charles Mark Homra, MD

I found him friendly, professional and communicative.

I had a cystoscopy procedure which went very smoothly. Dr. Homra spent all the time necessary to explain the procedure and his findings. Don’t understand the negative reviews, I spent my entire career selling medical equipment and have met literally hundreds of doctors... Dr. Homra was excellent by all standards.

Professional, patient and caring doctor for my 92 year old father. Listened to my father's concerns and complaints. His staff was also amazing. Wrote a prescription and made medical recommendations that truly helped my father with his medical condition.

I had a 2nd opinion consult with Dr. Homes. After reading his reviews, I was a bit worried, but I am very glad I did not cancel. The front office staff were friendly and efficient. He saw me within 10 minutes of my appointment time. He was knowledgeable, compassionate, patient, personable, and very helpful. He was even apologetic about asking about ED issues, since my wife was present. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

Was not going to see this doctor. Because of all the negative things said about him. I decided to go and find out for myself. In my case I was treated quite well and all questions asked without any rudeness. I also did not see a jerk as stated. I would recommend this doctor for sure.

Had a consultation with my physician and determined I needed an ultrasound. Was supposed to be seen for an ultrasound with this doctor and instead received a consultation, which resulted in an extra office visit and an additional $250 bill.

Wrong diagnoses, wrong treatment and meds. Wife rushed to emergency room.

My first encounter with Dr. Homra was in the Surgery Waiting Room at Baptist Downtown. He greeted me once the surgery was performed on my husband and updated me on the outcome. At that time he seemed to be caring and attentive. Weeks later, when we went back for a follow-up visit our experience couldn't been worse. He initially came in and said to my husband, "you remember me, it was a late night," and asked how he was doing. Once my husband told him, he was still feeling discomfort and had bled profusely, it started going down from there. First he corrected my husband on his interpretation on profusely, second, when my husband asked about when he should return to work, since the wound had not healed yet, his response was, "as far as I am concerned, you can slap a couple of 4 x 4s on it and return to work. He asked in a very cocky tone, "what do you need a month'," my husband said, "no I don't need a month", the doctor said, "well I'll give you a week and you come back and… we'll go from there", and turned to walk out. As he was walking out of the door, my husband asked him about the antibiotics that he was out of and he told him, "you don't need them anymore", and left the room in such a rush, my husband didn't have the time to ask the questions he felt were pertinent. As we sat in the room in silence, waiting for the nurse to bring a return to work, my husband expressed to me that he didn't give me the opportunity to asked him everything I wanted to ask him. I felt so bad for my husband, because I witnessed the treatment of a doctor stereotyping a patient and minimizing their concerns. When the nurse returned, she gave my husband a return to work and explain the doctor will see you next Wednesday on the 5th. We were okay with that, as we were walking out of the office, my husband saw the doctor and said I have a question, his response was, "another one," we were literally standing in the hallway with others standing around as my husband tried to whisper a very private situation to him, no privacy or confidentially there. I walked off a little because I could feel the discomfort and shame of husband. This doctor is truly in it for the money, unprofessional and cocky at its best. As far as another visit that will allow your office to bill his insurance company, NO THANKS, we have had enough. You also may want to look into training the young man who took my husband's blood pressure, he told him it was 145 over 85. Not so, my husband, knowing his history, told him to check it again because he has high blood pressure. He did and said, oh I didn't press it enough the first time.

The Doctor is okay. The practice front desk and remote appointment staff are, frankly, quite cold-hearted and uncaring. Was told by an urgent care clinic to see "my" urologist without delay. However, these SOBs could care less about pain, discomfort, etc. Wanted me to wait for "first available"... ore than 30 days off. Steel responses from staff.... not the first time from these heartless folks, but the last for sure.

The best Dr ever I would refer him to anyone . I saw him in the Hospital on Saturday morning he did Surgery that afternoon took very good Care of me .