Dr. Edward James Scovill, MD

Dr Scovill saved my son’s life on 2 separate occasions. He listens to what the patient has to say. He’s very thorough. His bedside manner is unmatched! He cares about the health and well-being of each and every patient that crosses the doorway to get help. I cannot imagine a better physician! I’m grateful to him.

Dr Scovill saved my son’s life on 2 separate occasions. He listens to what the patient has to say. He’s very thorough. His bedside manner is unmatched! He cares about the health and well-being of each and every patient that crosses the doorway to get help. I cannot imagine a better physician! I’m grateful to him.

Dr Scovill saved my son’s life on 2 separate occasions. He listens to what the patient has to say. He’s very thorough. His bedside manner is unmatched! He cares about the health and well-being of each and every patient that crosses the doorway to get help. I cannot imagine a better physician! I’m grateful to him.

Having had several unpleasant experiences with this doctor during ER visits (and taking into account at least one other review, dated as that disturbing review may be), I question whether this particular physician possesses an appreciation for viewing the world through the eyes of those who visit the ER for issues which to them, are quite real, puzzling in nature and obviously, quite personal and concerning. Most of us simply do not possess the medical background or training to self diagnose or properly assess any particular symptom which goes beyond the boundaries of that associated with things like a simple sprain, an inadvertent abrasion or cut, the common cold or flu, etc. yet this concept seems absent from this physician's perspective.

Having had several unpleasant experiences with this doctor during ER visits (and taking into account at least one other review, dated as that disturbing review may be), I question whether this particular physician possesses an appreciation for viewing the world through the eyes of those who visit the ER for issues which to them, are quite real, puzzling in nature and obviously, quite personal and concerning. Most of us simply do not possess the medical background or training to self diagnose or properly assess any particular symptom which goes beyond the boundaries of that associated with things like a simple sprain, an inadvertent abrasion or cut, the common cold or flu, etc. yet this concept seems absent from this physician's perspective.