Dr. Jeremy J Waters, MD

My husband Roy Shreve while on blood thinners prescribed by his heart doctor, slipped and fell and hit his head on ice. He developed a subdural hemotoma about 2 weeks after the fall. Dr Waters was very attentive to Roy every step of the way..Roy needed brain surgery and then rehab...i was totally beside myself on what the correct steps to take..so even though Roy was the patient, Dr Waters took my phone calls after hours with me in tears and helped me make important decisions for Rot. I felt that Dr Waters was in mom my side and cared for me too and my well being. He is a very caring doctor.

As a new patient, I felt Dr. Waters was very interested in my overall health and well-being. He spent considerable time with me. His office staff and nurses are friendly and attentive. I would higly recommend Dr. Waters to anyone who needs a family primary care physician.

Saw this doctor as my ususal physician was unavailabe. Waited for ever, and the waiting room was empty??? Had xrays done as instructed and after 2weeks waiting for results, No word.... called and left several messages... still no reply. obviously this Dr. is selective and ingores you if he doesn't care for you to return.

Dr. Waters has been my doctor for at least 6 years. I would and do recommend him to others becausehe is so wonderful, caring and knowledgable. His nurse has been wonderful also.

Dr. Waters is probably a solid medical doctor. However, I have always had long waits when I have visited. Dr. Waters also requires too many followup appts. for routine prescription maintenance, too many tests. As a 60+ adult, I don't appreciate or believe it is helpful to require rechecks every month or 3 for maintenance drugs, such as Synthroid, when I have been on the same dose for 15+ years. I prefer to receive 1 year's prescription in 90-dose refills, and it has been impossible to achieve this with Dr. Waters as he requires routine updates.