Dr. Lisa Heming Morris, MD

Lisa Morris, should not be a doctor. She is openly rude, uninterested, and overall bothered by the fact that I came for an appointment to see her. Lucky for her, I did not bother again.

It has been a bit since I have seen Dr. Morris. I am compelled to write this after reading the post of another patient with a similar experience. There were several things I liked about Dr. Morris but at times she did not seem focused on the visit. The final straw came when I waited in a room half naked for at least 50 minutes past my appointment time. When Dr. Morris came in the room she had a big smile, what looked to be loose skin on her face that she was picking at, and explained that she had just had a chemical peel. I watched as she continued to pick at the residue left on her face. Most of us do such things on our personal time, not in the middle of work and certainly not with naked or half naked people who also need to get back to work sitting in a room waiting for them (and the stack of people in the waiting room building)! Who in the world is running this office that this type of behavior is considered acceptable!?! Based on the post of at least one other person, I am… not the only patient who has had this experience.

Dr. Lisa Morris has been my doctor since 1997. I trust her, she listens to me and gives me options for treatments. She is an excellent physician, and the office time was minimal.

ok , when I met Dr.Morris I knew I am not seeing her again... i did not feel like i can trust her ... at the end she said i do not know what is your problem so i do not recommend her to any body honestly .

Knowing that I was concerned over the possibility of cancer, Dr. Lisa Morris called me on a Sunday afternoon to give me the results of the biopsy...and after my D&C, she called the next Sunday to confirm the pathology. I know she cares about her patients.

I waited at Dr. Lisa Morris office an hour after my appointment was scheduled. Although, on their front counter it says if you wait more then 15 minutes tell them. I did this after 30, and was still instructed to keep waiting, as no room was available. When I finally saw her, it was clear my wait time was due to her own needs of giving herself a chemical face peel during my appointment time. My first impression was her walking into the room, as she had to wash the chemical gel off her hands before she shook mine. In no longer then five minutes she dismissed me as she said that she could not help me nor give valid information for who could. How could I expect her to care about the needs of myself, a patient when she is picking the flakes off her face the time she is talking to me. Then I got the bill that states if we pay late it's a 1.5% monthly charge. Yet, another lasting impression. Overall, as a first impression or any impression Dr. Morris rates extremely unrecommendable. She… should work a little harder attempting business and consumer relations knowing that she might not always have it coming her way. As I, work for a county health authority, I could have given many recommendations for her services and will unfortunately be telling this story instead.

Dr. Morris treats her patients like friends. She worked tirelessly to help me make thoughtful decisions regarding a hysterectomy. Called me on weekends and in the evenings around my schedule. She had no ego impairing her ability to get help from any one with insight including home health care nurses when I had post surgical wound complications and monitored my progress meticulously.She is the model of what a doctor should be! Scientific and compassionate.