Daniel Lee Rasor, MD

Dr. Rasor has been my personal care physician for over 15 years. I can say unequivocally that he is the best doctor I have ever had. He is knowledgeable, thorough, compassionate and most importantly, empathetic. I first met Dr. Rasor when he was affiliated with Premiere Family Physicians in Westlake Hills. I followed him to ProCare and then to Village Medical. Each move was necessitated by his desire to provide patient-centered care in a practice that could offer optimum healthcare to his patients. MDVIP has finally given him the opportunity to do exactly that. I am able to get same-day or next-day appointments. When I call, I can reach his office directly and speak with his medical staff. There’s no call center with agents that have zero medical knowledge and are merely relaying my message to the doctor’s office only to get a response 48 hours later. I even have 24/7 access to his cell phone. When I text or call his cell phone, I receive a response within 15 minutes if he’s not… immediately available. Recently I had a situation where a test result came back abnormal. I was terrified. Dr. Rasor explained everything we were going to do to achieve the best possible outcome. I use the pronoun “we” because when you join MDVIP you take control of your own health. It’s a collaborative effort between you and your physician to do what’s in your best interest regarding your future health. Fortunately, everything turned out well. However, I know I could not have gotten through that 2 week period waiting for test results without Dr. Rasor walking me through it. I sent daily text messages. I bombarded him with questions. And I’m pretty sure I texted him several evenings well past 10:00 PM. Through it all, he had the utmost patience with me. He never once implied that I was bothering him. He was never abrupt with me. And he never once talked down to me. He calmly gave me clarification and peace of mind. He truly understood what I was going through and was determined to assuage my anxiety and fears. I will be forever grateful for his care and compassion during those 2 weeks. I could never put a price on having his medical expertise and caring bedside manner literally at my finger tips. Which brings me to my final thoughts on the MDVIP model. Yes, there’s a cost for service and care such as this. It’s approximately $48 per week. That may sound like a lot to those of us who only visit our doctor’s office 4 or 6 times a year. However, in addition to the above mentioned benefits, there is an executive physical that is done once a year that includes early disease detection, extensive bloodwork, advanced imaging, cancer screenings and specialized testing. These tests go well beyond the standard yearly physical you receive at a doctor’s office. This more than pays for the cost of an MDVIP annual membership. I don’t look at this as a membership fee. I consider it an investment in my future. A future that is much healthier and happier due to the excellent healthcare I continue to receive. If you are frustrated with the direction your present healthcare provider is taking, I suggest you definitely consider the MDVIP model. I guarantee you will not be disappointed nor will you ever look back. When I visit Dr. Rasor, he spends well over an hour with me answering all my questions and concerns. He makes sure I leave his office feeling confident that I am living the healthiest life I can possibly live.

Be warned he is one of those doctors that does not listen to patients. Also, just know he went to medical school in Mexico (what you do when you dont get into a US medical school and receive subpar medical training as a result. I have had strep throat eight times in the past. At first, I was prescribed amoxicillin, which did not work. Afterward, every time I have been prescribed z-packs that work immediately. With doctor Rasor, I mentioned multiple times I needed Z-packs for my strep throat. He refused very rudely, yelling at me “to forget about the last times” and that “this is the right medicine for it”. I even called back after taking the amoxicillin and still getting worse. He refused and told me to wait 10 days and then come in and pay him for another appointment. The doctor Rasor is unprofessional, extremely rude and does not act in the best interest of the patient. He should not be practicing medicine.

1989 FATHER=FIRST PATIENT, PARALYZED, DANIEL CAME BY EVERY DAY ON WAY HOME FROM WORK. HAD TEARS IN HIS EYES WHEN HE MOVED HIS PRACTICE AND COULD NO LONGER DO THAT. THAT IS CARING. THEN HUSBAND BECAME HIS PATIENT IN 1990 UNTIL DEATH IN 2000. ALWAYS THERE AND ALWAYS CARING. HE IS MY DOCTOR TOO, I ONLY GO EVERY 5 YEARS OR IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, BUT ALWAYS THERE IF I NEED HIM. HIS RIGHT HAND GIRL WAS EXCELLENT TOO, AND NEVER HAD A PROBLEM WITH THE REST OF THE STAFF. I WANT A DOCTOR THAT WILL TELL ME THE FACTS, BUT ALL DECISIONS ARE MINE AND HE OR SHE DOES NOT WANT TO PLAY GOD.

I am shocked he has any return patients. I have a very serious condition that requires a carung professional. He is not a very warm person to begin with. Aside from that he is overbookedevery time I see him by an hour or more. Other than that he is a good guy.

Contrary to the other review, we had a very good experience with Dr. Rasor. Easy to set up an appointment, reasonable waiting time, he spent a lot of time with us and while the office staff will not wow you they are friendly and corteous.

After going to Dr. Rasor for years, I'm changing physicians due to the impersonal care, the propensity to prescribe steroids for everything and questionable accounting practices.