Jason Reynolds, MD

Dr Reynolds literally saved my life with a bladder surgery. I wouldn’t have made it to the next day if it wasn’t for him, very caring and knowledgeable

Dr Reynolds removed my left kidney due to a cancerous tumor. He advised I was cured and told me it was the best type cancer to have. No follow up needed by an oncologist. A year later, I began having trouble walking. Long story short, my kidney cancer had metastasized to both sides of my pelvis. *no taking it back now. Cancer now encompasses my everyday life. I depend on crutches to go about my daily life. I will never walk independently again and struggle everyday with my cancer battle.

Dr. Reynolds put me at ease and answered every question I asked with sufficient detail. He did a 12-core biopsy and called me with the results.

Dr. Reynolds comes to the Bardstown practice only on Mondays, and only between 8 and 12 noon. This schedule is restrictive, and yet when you reschedule due to job demands, he gets upset. I think he is arrogant. He needs to pay more attention to what he is doing. One day, as he was doing an oral recording of my visit, I overheard him saying, "subject is a . . .year old white male. . . ." At first, I didn't realize he was talking about me. But since I was the patient he was seeing at the time, I knew it had to be me he was referring to as white. So, I interrupted him and said, "Dr.Reynolds, I am not a white man".

I seen Dr Reynolds in ER atHardin Memorial Hospital. I really liked him and would recommend him to my friends