Dr. Gary Young

Dr. Gary Young failed to diagnose my father’s progressive lung cancer despite years of CT scans showing clear signs of disease. My father was misdiagnosed, underwent unnecessary treatments, and died from Stage 4 cancer that could have been treated earlier. This failure cost him his life.

Sorry, but Dr. Young is only moderately competent at rendering symptomatic treatment, and totally inept at finding any reason for my illness. He ordered the same tests several times despite their debilitating effects on me, and he never found the reason for my condition! When I asked for specific tests; and when I told him I could not endure the tests another time, he "dropped" me for non-compliance! What a laugh! This guy's arrogance almost cost me my life. I was fortunate to find a real doctor in Orlando who was able to resolve my medical issue. Stay away from Dr. Young unless you believe in a short life.

Dr. Young and his nurse have provided me excellent medical care for about15 years. Dr. Young treats the whole person. They know me and my medical history. I am very glad to have both of them for their medical expertise and their caring. They always get back with me in a timely manner.

Dr. Young has been my doctor for about 20 years, and I am so pleased with his knowledge, explanations, and successful care he has provided. He and his nurse work as an excellent team.

I think he is very cold.had took my mom to her appt. and she didnt understand something he was explaining. he was very rude.he needs to talk to people better

Dr. Young did not listen to me as a patient at all!!! I have a bad back and could not sit, stand, or bend over without extreme pain. I attempted to explain some of my history only to be cut off on how my personal explanation of pain was not relevant. He gave me a script to get an MRI as "routine". The insurance company doctor denied the claim due to my chronic back pain. So not being able to walk, stand, or bend over is now normal to this doctor and insurance doctor? If either of these two were in this condition they would not at all consider this as routine. The office told me to go to the emergency room if I needed treatment. Then what is a primary Doctor for? Handing out medications?