Dr. Henry Louis Clinton Jr, MD

Caring Doctor!

The technicians knew what to do & were very competent.

It is always a pleasure to get the care given by Dr. Clinton. Getting a check-up can be a pleasant experience - a friendly physician goes a long way to achieving that.

Dr. Clinton is the most responsive doctor I have ever had. He listened to me, and because we worked together to identify and address my issues, I am 90% better than I was one year ago. Whenever I have labs done he reviews and communicates with me, and he and his staff always return my calls when I have a question or need.

Doctor Clinton, good doctor.....good man !

I have been complaining about irregular heart beats, and other heart related issues for the past 30 yrs. My condition went undiagnosed until I came to see Dr. Clinton who ran a number of tests and found out what the problem was and began treating it.

I have seen Dr. Clinton for several years. He has always been thoughtful, kind and thorough.

A wonderful Doctor and person. Really cares about his patients.

Dr. Clinton always blows me away when he calls to check on me. None of my other doctors ever communicate with me after I've left their office. If I have labs done, or he says he will follow-up with me, he always does. I'm in good hands with Dr. Clinton because he is competent and keeps up to date with the latest medical issues, technologies and innovation.

Went to Have A Stress Test Hereâ??s what happened: 1 Appointment time ignored by staff. Waited over 45 minutes. 2 No privacy in waiting room, hallway, testing rooms, scanning area or nuclear injection site. 3 No modesty allowed for application of electrodes for Lexiscan/ Myoview or for scan after. 4 Although Debbie administered the Lexiscan, two male techs stood and watched every move. 5 I was not given a hospital gown to open in front or a private room to change and store my personal items.(I had to carry them around for 4 hours) 6 On the gurney, there was no sheet to cover me or my body while electrodes were placed on my abdomen. 7 My gastric bypass caused extreme pressure and bowel contractions. 8 Couldnâ??t leave the table; didnâ??t know where the bathroom was, or if I could stand up. 9 Had to dress, find and walk to a bathroom not occupied, and use the 30 minutes specified for drinking 20 oz of water and some crackers to manage my diarrhea. 10 All… of this was in full public view. 11 Next I was seated in a rigid chair for the scanning and was told not to move for twenty minutes, sitting half off the chair with my arms extended over my head, electrodes attached in 3 places on my abdomen, and holding in my bowels. 12 Inane chatter distracted me from the discipline I had to exert. 13 The diarrhea lasted for 5 hours after my release, I had semantic paraphrasia, and was disoriented. In order to go back for Phase 2, I require the following: 1 Give me a small private cubby with hospital gown, and a locker for my personal items to stay until the testing is completed. 2 Have one woman accompany me throughout so I can comply easily to the procedure without panic at having a bowel movement in public. There should be a commode for the exclusive use of the patients within view to prevent my soiling myself in the testing room. 3 When a woman is administering the test, get the men standing around out of there. It takes privacy away from both of us and is demeaning. 4 Formulate a procedure if a patient gets diarrhea and print it out so everyone follows one protocol. These changes should be presented to the Business Manager and the Hospital Patient Advocate Jeanne Poland