Dr. Harry Earl Studdard, MD

Billing dispute and wrong code for diagnosis. Poor communication from nurse practitioner and does not listen to patient....Please verify your benefits with your insurance company, every time you visit a doctor.

Dr. Studdard is a caring and super qualified very professional doctor who puts his patients health care first!

I like the doctor but to make an appointment don't be dying. You can not get in to see your doctor for at least five to six weeks; you will die first. To make it even worst the front desk is not the nicest.

This guys is really good, but SOOOOO busy. Hard to get to, but was worth it.

If you're sick, it is unlikely you'll get an appointment within 6 weeks. The clinical staff (not all are an MA or LPN/RN) often never returns your call back. Front desk staff and manager (with the exception of 1 person) act like they couldn't give a hoot about how they treat patients. I often had to wait a minute or so before 1 of the 2-3 people at the reception desk acknowledge that I'm there.

It is very hard to get and appointment with Dr. Studdard. The office staff try to put Dr. Studdard's patients off on the Physician assistants. Not please with the care I have received at Mobile Adult care.

wait was over an hour, did not listen to my concerns, person drawing my bood was rude and had to dig around, took 6 weeks to get my blood test results back to me dispite multiple calls. Obviously has too many patients to care about new ones.

when coming over from germany in 1995 we 'interviewed" a number of doctors to be our primary. dr studdard was and since then has been the go-to guy for our needs. very cool guy.

Dr. Studdard is a great physician only if you can get an appointment with him. The staff is so quick to schedule you with a physician assistant which I never would like to see again. The physician assistants I do not trust with my medical care. If your appointment is at 9:00 they will take whoever sign in ahead of you even if there appointment is at 9:30. First come first serve. What is the point of having an appointment. This is not right.

Dr. Studdard is a fantastic doctor IF you can ever get to see him. Usually you are stuck seeing his PA, whom I don't totally trust to make an accurate diagnosis. Don't count on getting an appointment at this office for at least a week. They will tell you to visit an urgent care center, or will have the nurse call you back to see if they can fit you in. A great doctor, too little time.