Dr. Craig Stanley Barkley, MD

I called for my annual check up and was informed that Dr Barkley has retired. Naturally I was quite shocked and asked why they did not let his patients know? The lady said the Dr did not want any fanfare....what? I was talking about patients finding a new urologist not a freaking retirement party! Lol

We don't know what w e would have done with out Dr. Barkley.

Rude - does not examine pt. Walks out when spoken to - spends less than a minute with pt . Standing in door way - SCREAMS RUDE COMMENTS - lacks empathy and skills - PLEASE FILE COMPLAINTS TO STOP THIS MAN ! Do not want him ever touching my body again . BEWARE.

I was totally impressed with Dr.Barkley. He asked me relevant, to the point questions about my medical problems. He was courteous and prompt for our appointment. He diagnosed my problem and came up with a feasible solution. The staff was accommodating and friendly. Even the wait was better than expected for a new patient. High praise for Doctor Barkley

I have been going to Dr. Barkley for 10 years. I have found him professional and caring. I have never waited longer than 10 minutes.

Dr. Barkley is a verry direct to the point physician. He doesn't tell you what you want to hear, he tells you the facts straight up. He explains the different options which the majority of physicians don't do anymore. Those other reviews who state he has no bedside manner must like to doctor shop and have their hand held. Dr. Barkley certainly doesn't sugar coat it but explains things in a way that a non medical person can understand.

This man had the worst bed side manner ever, dies not communicate with family and takes advantage of the elderly!

Dr. Barkley saved my life. Prostate cancer in 2006 and stage 4 bladder cancer in 2009. Performed miraculous surgeries that have allowed me to live a near normal life. Should have been dead by now, but 3 years later I am still here. He is my hero.

Completely agree with other comments...many mistakes were made and he fails to acknowledge or correct the mistakes. He made my diagnosis based on "what was probably happening" instead of ordering blood work for me.

HIS ADVICE WAS TO LET CANCER RUN ITS COURSE............IM STILL HERE