Dr. Gregory Thomas Snider, MD

Recently seen Dr. Snider and his staff at Redpoint. I LOVED his two nurses, they were so down to earth and so kind! Dr. Snider explained things to me so that I could understand them and I felt he was honest.

The "self verified" and "anonymous" reviewer below was seen as part of a litigated workers compensation claim. They were treated with respect and decency and were given ample and repeated opportunities to cooperate with giving a full medical and surgical history. They were neither prevented from presenting a complete history nor short-changed in the examination process. At no point in the evaluation was anyone accusatory or angry. Simply put, this person was, as occasionally happens, unhappy with the opinion given and is lashing out in this review as a result. Unfortunately, reviewers like this can hide behing their anonymity so that online readers are unable to see the full extent of the situation. I will continue to perform evaluations with as much courtesy and objectivity as possible. In any event, I wish this person well.

I had to see Dr Snider for a worker’s compensation evaluation and his nurse had to ask a bunch of questions and would not allow me to tell about a previous surgery I had and also said that she was suppose to be in the room during the evaluation but was short staffed and Dr Snider would be doing it alone. As soon as he sat down he acted extremely mad and was very aggressive wanting to know why I did not mention my previous surgery to his nurse and said I was trying to hide something, yet he would not let me explain! During the exam he hurt me twice and the second time he hurt me his response was “ I forgot you was hurt”.

The patient leaving the review below was clearly suffering from dementia. Accompanied by two family members upon whom they completely relied for history. A standard Mini Mental Status Exam was administered and they performed very poorly. They are absolutely correct that I suggested evaluation by their family physician. Despite their confusion, the patient was treated with the utmost respect and had a thorough review of records and physical examination. I am sympathetic about their situation and certainly wish them well.

Very rude! He asked me a question couldn’t remember something and he said I needed to have my memory check out by my family dr! Pretty much if I said white..he said black! No bedside manners at all! I started to leave right after I met him!