Dr. Clinton Edward Evans, MD

If I could leave this review with zero stars, I would. I have never been more degraded by a doctor. He came in my ER room and scolded me the entire ten minutes he was in there the first time he had ever met me. He expressed that my symptoms were “psychosomatic” which is absolutely untrue. He had zero professionalism & showed zero compassion for my health. He showed zero empathy during my suffering. The absolute worst experience I’ve ever had with a physician.

Had a sick family member and he was very thorough and patient explaining condition

The worst doctor I have ever seen. He has a big unkept beard and looks very in professional. Moreover, his diagnosis was crude and not at all accurate.

Have seen this physician in ER a number of times, pursuant to my recurrent pancreatitis after gallbladder surgery. This man is rude, arrogant and dismissive, and it nearly cost me my life. After moving on to the care of a respected GI physician, I am now scheduled for surgery to correct the problem Dr Evans repeatedly missed. He should lose his license. Do not allow him to treat you poorly, and do not be dismissed by this idiot--pursue your rights & make sure you persist until you receive the qualified medical help you deserve. I will be filing a complaint against Dr Evans with the Medical Board.

Uninterested in learning about or listening, he told my grandmother, who was diagnosed three weeks ago with an aortic aneurysm, that her the main problem with her sharply elevated blood pressure was that she was taking it too often. (Her thoracic surgeon told her to take it four times a day and the readings are sent electronically to the same hospital in which Dr. Evans shared his inspired diagnosis of too frequent BP measurements.) Avoid him: He was clearly more interested in dismissing a nearly 90 year old patient than showing concern about her condition. I wanted to tell him "an aortic aneurysm, Doctor, not a hangnail..." He was totally dismissive and borderline rude.

If he can't see something on a scan or in a basic blood profile, then there is nothing wrong other than you must me after IV pain meds. The fact that you're vomiting up your toenails, doubled over sobbing with pain and have lost 40 pounds in 5 months must all be part of the act. He's gonna seriously hurt someone one day. Beware