Dr. Jack Craig Anderson, MD

Dr. Anderson is so full of himself he cannot see the ground. Arrogant, and judgmental come to mind immediately. He seems to think of himself as some medical GOD and boy you better listen to him and not have a mind of your own. Do not dare question Dr. Anderson because if you do he might refuse to see you anymore - he actually "kicks" patients out of his office if they don't do whatever he says whenever he says. The entire office is a joke - some of the nurses are as bad as Dr. Anderson - huge egos and rude God-like attitudes. Most of their patients are elderly and that is the way they like them - meek and gullible with no mind or opinion of their own. I strongly discourage anyone to use Thedacare Internal Medicine in Encircle Health in Appleton,.

Dr. Anderson is one of the best of his peers at Thedacare! He has a closed practice but if you are able to become one of his patients you will not be disappointed!

Dr. Anderson should be cloned. He is so good.

Dr. Anderson has provided me with excellent care. The majority of the time has been well care; including routine health checks. He has done a great job of follow up on anything found during these checks, which have thus far not resulted in further treatment, but show appropriate diligence. I have needed urgent care on a couple of occasions and he has always flexed schedules to get me in ASAP. He has also made calls to my home in the evening (unexpectedly) checking to make sure I was progressing as expected. I have found him to be a fine Doctor and a caring individual. I highly recommend Dr. Anderson.

A wonderful, kind, warm doctor who cares.

Dr. Anderson is very easy to talk with and he listens well. He is very good with follow up and is quick to engage a specialist if he feel it necessary. His office protocol and attention to detail is exceptional and he provides excellent feedback so the patient can understand why or how they will be treated if treatment is required. One of the best Internists I have had the pleasure of being treated by.

Huge ego. Utterly dismissive of patient's knowledge of his/her own medical problems (does not like educated, informed patients - prefers plebeians who accede to his findings uniformly without contest or suggestive input). Poor follow-up. Refuses to prescribe pain relievers, even in extreme, perfectly medically appropriate cases (a moralist). Broad-based knowledge of medicine acceptable. On specifics adjacent to internal medicine per se, knows little. In a geographic area blessed with an array of fine internists, there is simply no sensible reason to choose this doctor.