Dr. John David Sites, MD

Dr. Sites is now retired and I will miss him. He always had time to discuss, answer my questions and give great advice. I wasn’t always the best patient, but he was always the best doctor. Thank you for your dedication and enjoy your retirement. God bless.

Dr. Sites was my doctor for many years. But over time something happened to his demeanor, level of honesty and professionalism - with my experience anyway. He has become quick to take insult if questioned, and has retaliated with exaggerations on my permanent medical record when questioned by my insurance company. Luckily, I have found a new doctor who has gotten to know me and dismissed those accusations.

I started seeing Dr. Sites 38 years ago. He was a young doctor eagerly starting his practice. He delivered my child & assisted in a major surgery I had. Sadly, I watched him get so busy over the years that he lbo linger had time to make a true connection to his patients. He was even rude to me occasionally. It was sad to see him change from this eager young doctor to being jaded in his older years. Slow down Dr. Sites & remember who you were.

If you want to feel like you’re wasting someone’s time for being ill, go see this man. My friend has been chronically ill for years and he dismissed her symptoms and previous diagnosis and essentially told her she was probably imagining it.

Excellent family practice doc. Doesn't rush you but takes his time to explain any issue. Easy to talk to. I highly recommend.

Since I was about 10 minutes late, not for my appointment but for filling out paper work (which I did nit know required an appointment in itself) I was Rudly told I would have to be reschedule. I am not in control of traffic coming from the other side of town what an inconvenience to me. It does not take15 minutes to fill out paper work at least not for me. So I was inconvenienced for paper work???? I have just been in the hospital and have been to several other Dr' s none in my life have EVER done this. Reschedule Ha, if this is how your office is run I want no part of it. I have people show up late every day at my job I have never been rude or turned anyone away. Horrible customer service

Dr Sites has been my doctor since I was little he is now my daughters Doctor. Years ago when my grandma was alive we took her to several doctors with my answer for her problem. First appointment with dr sites he sent grandma off for MRI which showed a brain tumor. If not for him my grandma would have died a lot sooner then she did. He has been taking care of my family since and very proud to call him our Doctor.

Has been my doctor x 15 years. Excellent doctor. Friendly and experienced nurses and staff.

John Sites is a great doctor. He has been good to me and my family. The most recent time I saw him, I did not have to wait long at all. At other times, fall and winter, peak cold and flu season, we have waited a little while. A good doctor is worth the wait though, at least for me. He may have a quick manner to some, but he has never rushed me and I ask lots of questions. I always write them down in advance though. He is very attentive and incisive, in my opinion and experience. He knows how to cut to the chase, and when to listen to what 's really important. He tells it like it is, which may be hard for some, but he is compassionate. I know, I have cried on his shoulder more than once. He knows the right questions to ask and he knows when to refer a patient to a specialist. His staff are friendly and professional. I trust him enough to be my doctor and my child's doctor since birth. As far as I am concerned, his work has been a ministry to us. I hope to have him as our doctor for a… good, long time. I feel strongly enough about him and his staff to write the same review at other sites. This is truly how I feel after 15 years of knowing him.

Typical of most doctors offices I've visted in the past. Usually have to wait longer than you should because the doctor see too many patients in order to cover his expenses. Medicare patients make this even worse since medicare doesn't cover the costs of the visits for the patients that are covered by it.