Dr. George Luther Conner III, MD

WORST DOCTOR, UNETHICAL, FRAUDULENT & DISRESPECTFUL. ALLOWS HIS STAFF TO ABUSE ME ON FEDERAL CAMERA(GERI) & ASSISTANT TO PHYSICALLY ABUSE ME TWISTING MY WRIST. ALLOWS HIS STAFF TO DORGE HIS NAME REGULARLY FOR YEARS. DID NOTHING WHEN I TOLD HIM OF THE KIDNAPPING OF MY BABIES THAT DNA PROVED WERE MINE. JUST PATHETIC.

I make an appointment for 10:50 and arrive at 10:30. I sit and patiently work on some paperwork until about an hour or more goes by. About 11:50 I go outside to put the paper work in my car and drink my coke since no drinks in doctors office. I come back and the door is locked. My step daughter tells the nurse I am locked out can she go out the back and bring me back in. Yes was the response but no one answered the back door. At about 12:30 after thirty minutes of sitting in the heat we go to McDonalds for some AC. We come back at 1:00 thinking lunch break should be over but no the doors are still locked and sign says lunch 12-2. So we wait again till about 1:40 when we see a nurse come to the door. We approach and she informs us that the doctor may not come back but if he does it wont be until 3. Also she says he may or may not see us because its late in the day but it definitely wont be at 3. So after over 3 hours of waiting we are told we will have to wait another 2 hours atleast if… we are seen at all. Pathetic excuse of a doctors office.

He has always been our family doctor, but lately he seems a bit out of it. He's always been caring, but lately he seems not to pay much attention when I try to describe symptoms. He acts as if they're not worth mentioning. And the wait time there has always been terrible. Overall, I think he's a good person and an okay doctor, but he seems not to be as focused as before.

Dr. Connor has been my familys doctor for the past 25 years and during those years, he took care of our down-syndrome daughter as though she were his own; and at her death, he even spoke at her funeral. While she was in the hospital early this year, he took my phone and programmed his contact numbers in so I could get in touch with him at any time. He wanted to know immediately if Chelleys condition changed. There were even times when he would come to the hospital and sit and talk with my husband at midnight about Chelleys condition; asking how we were holding upsometimes even praying for us. I know of NO doctor who has the bedside manner that Dr. Connor has. When my husband had a stroke, he put him in the hospital and later sent him to Little Rock for the extra care he needed. Dr. Connor takes care of each person as though he/she were his only patient. He does NOT rush patients in and out. And, there have been many times after Chelley had been sent home from the hospital or… after a Doctor visit when she was very sick that Dr. Connors nurse, Sandy, (semi-retired now) would call to make sure we were okay.For those who might complain about the waiting time to see Dr. Connor, I might say in his defense: 1. He is overbookedprobably because he is such a great doctor. 2. His patients are NOT just a numberhe focuses on each patient, giving them INDIVIDUAL care. We consider Dr. Connor as part of our own family and we know that while were waiting for our appointment, hes giving personal attention and care to someone else and that before the day is over, he WILL keep his appointment with us; hence, the wait will be worth it.