Dr. James Martin Mcgreevy, MD

I have found Dr McGreevy to be the most sincere, caring doctor that I have ever met. My wife and I have had several surgeries between us, including bariatric. I have never had one bad experience with him and would highly recommend him.

Dr. McGreevy was amazing. From the consult to surgery completion, he was professional, thorough, very easy to understand when explaining the procedure, and on time! Kudos to all the staff surrounding him as well!

I had my gallbladder removed recently by a team of doctors and nurses who were wonderful. However, following my surgery, I began to experience immense pain (9 on pain scale) and nausea on a Saturday. I called the on-call surgeon, Dr McGreevy, and left a message with the answering service. 3 hrs later, when I did not receive a call, I called the on-call surgeon again. When I spoke to the answering service again, I confirmed that the doctor did in fact receive my call. This was confirmed. The answering service then called the doctor and then returned my call, with the doctor also on the line, to ensure that the doctor would actually speak to me. When I explained what was going on the doctor explained that what I was experiencing was typical. When I asked if he could give me something for the nausea he told me, "I don't have access to that." He also told me that I would just have to talk to my doctor on Monday when the office opens. His behavior was despicable. I felt like it was a waste… of his time to talk to me and the only reason he did was because the answering service called him and kept him on the call to ensure that he would. It made no difference to him how much pain I was experiencing and it was clear he could care less about me

Never again!

Absolutely Horrible. I went into emergency with scar tissue wrapped around my intestine, which is incredibly painful. I was on so much pain medicine, I could not comprehend the situation. In 30 hours my intestine was gangrenous and ruptured. Thank god another surgeon came on and rushed me into surgery. By then i'd lost a lot of blood, and three feet of intestine. Totally unacceptable.