Dr. Gregory James Hunter, MD

I went into the ER on new years eve and Dr hunter told me the cold hard truth, either I stopped drinking or I would lose it all. I promised myself after that day that I would never drink again and I never have. 7.5 moths with out a drink and its all thanks to him! thank you DR. Hunter!

We first went to the walk in clinic at encircle and they where concerned about my daughter after taking her vitals. They immediately told us to go to the ER. Got there and my daughter was so sick, chest pain, high pulse and blood pressure, coughing, sneezing, fever, etc. The walk in clinic had called them to let them know why we where coming and they had also tested her for the flu. Which came back positive. The start of the visit seemed good but declined quickly. Dr Hunter checked her over and didn’t seemed too concerned with pulse of 168. He said that she was wheezy and her lungs sounded full. Took her for X-rays, then took 45 minutes for her iv fluids to be put in and to get Tylenol for the fever. The saline bag was empty for about a 1/2 hour and the only reason why someone came in is because my daughter had to use the rest room. Then it took over an hour for the IV to be removed. The entire time her pulse was still high and she still had shortness of breath and chest pain. … Prior to the X-ray the nurse said that she would be getting a nebulizer treatment and that never did happen. Upon discharge Dr Hunter told us that she can go and that she won’t be getting any meds. But she was still having issues with her breathing and her pulse. Not to say she also has asthma. The nurse seemed surprised also that we where leaving. I will be contacting our primary doctor in the morning. We still don’t what to do about her symptoms.

We first went to the walk in clinic at encircle and they where concerned about my daughter after taking her vitals. They immediately told us to go to the ER. Got there and my daughter was so sick, chest pain, high pulse and blood pressure, coughing, sneezing, fever, etc. The walk in clinic had called them to let them know why we where coming and they had also tested her for the flu. Which came back positive. The start of the visit seemed good but declined quickly. Dr Hunter checked her over and didn’t seemed too concerned with pulse of 168. He said that she was wheezy and her lungs sounded full. Took her for X-rays, then took 45 minutes for her iv fluids to be put in and to get Tylenol for the fever. The saline bag was empty for about a 1/2 hour and the only reason why someone came in is because my daughter had to use the rest room. Then it took over an hour for the IV to be removed. The entire time her pulse was still high and she still had shortness of breath and chest pain. … Prior to the X-ray the nurse said that she would be getting a nebulizer treatment and that never did happen. Upon discharge Dr Hunter told us that she can go and that she won’t be getting any meds. But she was still having issues with her breathing and her pulse. Not to say she also has asthma. The nurse seemed surprised also that we where leaving. I will be contacting our primary doctor in the morning.

Made accusations that were completely unfounded considering patients medical history. Should maybe read the past history from the previous visit 4 days earlier.

By far the rudest and most unprofessional I have ever met.

Terrible ER doctor. Accusatory and terrible with children. Rude to the nurses. Gouged us with unreasonable charges. $1000 bill for 5 minutes of this jerks time.

Dr. Hunter angrily explained that my problems cannot be fixed by him. He screamed dermatitis and demanded I see a specialist. He told me to go on Zestril, then it was not my problems anymore, it was HBP, HBP, HBP, HBP.