Dr. David Wayne Peters, MD

Getting annoyed with his office. Whenever I go in, I wait an average of an hour, when the time I spend actually seeing Peters lasts about ten minutes. I have to call MULTIPLE TIMES to get his office to send refills to my pharmacy every month, and these are drugs I'm going to be on for the rest of my life. I'm lucky to get through by phone, I always tend to catch them on what seems like their two-hour lunch, or they turn off their phones early. I called today at 3, when their hours are listed as open until 4, and it when right to their "after hours" message. If I don't have to call multiple times to get a regular prescription filled, he requires me to either make an appointment or get several (unnecessary, in my opinion) tests done every single time. I feel like I am being nickel and dimed for mediocre service, at best. I am done. I have an eight month old son, and I am glad he is not his doctor, I would be terrified of what would happen in an emergency. I got a referral for a different… doctor from a friend and will be switching to him ASAP.

Getting annoyed with his office. Whenever I go in, I wait an average of an hour, when the time I spend actually seeing Peters lasts about ten minutes. I have to call MULTIPLE TIMES to get his office to send refills to my pharmacy every month, and these are drugs I'm going to be on for the rest of my life. I'm lucky to get through by phone, I always tend to catch them on what seems like their two-hour lunch, or they turn off their phones early. I called today at 3, when their hours are listed as open until 4, and it when right to their "after hours" message. If I don't have to call multiple times to get a regular prescription filled, he requires me to either make an appointment or get several (unnecessary, in my opinion) tests done every single time. I feel like I am being nickel and dimed for mediocre service, at best. I am done. I have an eight month old son, and I am glad he is not his doctor, I would be terrified of what would happen in an emergency. I got a referral for a different… doctor from a friend and will be switching to him ASAP.

Getting annoyed with his office. Whenever I go in, I wait an average of an hour, when the time I spend actually seeing Peters lasts about ten minutes. I have to call MULTIPLE TIMES to get his office to send refills to my pharmacy every month, and these are drugs I'm going to be on for the rest of my life. I'm lucky to get through by phone, I always tend to catch them on what seems like their two-hour lunch, or they turn off their phones early. I called today at 3, when their hours are listed as open until 4, and it when right to their "after hours" message. If I don't have to call multiple times to get a regular prescription filled, he requires me to either make an appointment or get several (unnecessary, in my opinion) tests done every single time. I feel like I am being nickel and dimed for mediocre service, at best. I am done. I have an eight month old son, and I am glad he is not his doctor, I would be terrified of what would happen in an emergency. I got a referral for a different… doctor from a friend and will be switching to him ASAP.

I went to see Dr Peters due to an extremely painful shoulder injury. He did not offer to xray my shoulder nor did he seem very concerned at all. He acted like I wasn't in any pain and sent me on my way. I already missed two days of work and I couldn't lift my arm without being in extreme pain. I had to call his office to request an xray. I requested an MRI but he refused. I will never go back to this poor excuse for a doctor. He was a decent person at one time but now he is full of himself. It's time for him to retire.

Not good

He's an entertaining and positive person and does make time to talk with patients. Good doctor as long as you don't need a specialist or wind up in the hospital. Then, you may be in trouble.