Dr. E William Johnson, MD

What can one say about a doctor that saves your life EXCELLENCE!!!! . Well I can say this he is my Hero. When he told me I had cancer I have to admit I was an emotional reck, unless you have ever heard those words from a doctor it's hard to describe that feeling. When you have a doctor like DR Johnson I tell you what when he looks at you in your eyes and says with such certainty that " he believes that he should be able to get most if not all of the tumor it seems to be at the beginning stage". Well I can tell you my nerves calmed right down and set me at ease . So a week later off to surgery I go . Note how he didn't waste any time!!!! . It turns out that my doctor got all of it out of me!!! "WOW" what a guy can't thank him enough. "THANK YOU DR. JOHNSON"

Worst experience I've ever had in healthcare! This doctor went against specific orders for my care after difficult and painful surgery from his partner while he was on vacation. Without even knowing my circumstances or reading my chart (clearly he didn't because he suggested I take something I'm allergic to!). Doctor Johnson and nurse Carol took it upon themselves to greatly reduce and then eliminate much needed meds that doctor Jumper prescribed for me while he was away. This office also makes you wait an entire workday before returning a call and at times not even phone you back at all! They treat you in a very inhumane manner and make you feel as if your excruciating pain is no big deal. Not sure who's running the show in that office but expect to only hear back from Carol and leave you wondering if she ever even relayed messages to the doctor at all. I'm not done with my post surgery needs but I will not be stepping foot back in this office again! I'll seek out a compassionate… caring and knowledgable urologist to aid me from here on out. There are many other complaints with this office but too many to write here. Also please do not expect to get a call from doctor after complicated surgery and don't expect to be made aware of procedures

I try to avoid the medical field in general as I am, thankfully, very healthy. But I needed a cyst removed and the service was excellent from start to finish.

After my biopsy for Prostate Cancer Screening, this doctor informed me that I was in Stage II. He stated that the radioactive seeds was not a viable treatment. When I sought other opinions, especially at UC San Diego's Moores Cancer Center, I learned from two of the top doctors, one a urologist and the other an oncologist, that I was a perfect candidate for the implanted seeds. After spending a small fortune on doctor bills in Exeter, NH, in my opinion, they were too quick to suggest surgery. The doctors in CA literally laughed when I told them what 3 supposedly good doctors in NH and Boston suggested that I do. NH is so far behind when it comes to Prostate Cancer and the screening process. NH men 50+ go to Boston to get at least 2-3 opinions from the top urologists. I had to move to CA to escape the incompetence of many doctors there including Exeter Hospital, one of the worst hospitals I have ever encountered.