Dr. John Wayne Thompson, MD

I took my mother to Dr. Thompson and he was great. Very professional and attentive to her needs and questions. She also thinks he's adorable lol

Dr. Thompson never gave up on me. After having a quadruple bypass, my oxygen levels remained low. I was sent home from the hospital with oxygen tanks and my levels did not improve. After many tests to determine the cause of my low oxygen levels, Dr. Thompson ordered an Echo Bubble Study and it showed a hole in my heart. He referred me to the Arkansas Heart Hospital to have the hole repaired and I’m doing great!

Dr.Thompson ordered all the test he needed to, told me I had a spot on my lung or nodule and would retest it in 6 mos well the problem I have is not wanting to wait that long. 3 mos I could see due to my family history with lung Cancer,he seemed like it was his way or the highway,didn't seem to want to listen to me and my concern.

When I visited Dr. Thompson concerning a mass in my breast, his questioning concerning my medications was very confrontational. He would not give me time to answer one question before he asked another. At one point he told me that there was not medical center where I said I had seen a doctor. He has missed part of my answer.At one point he told me to pay attention and answer his questions. I was paying close attention and answering his questions. When I said the visit seemed more like an interrogation than an office call, he said I needed to find another doctor and left the room. There were no questions concerning my mass. I dressed and left.The next day when I called the same clinic to make an appointment with another doctor, the woman told me that she could not make an appointment for me with any doctor in that clinic.

Dr. Thompson diagnosed my grandfather with dementia, put him on medication for the condition, and then subsequently "fired my grandfather as a patient at his next doctor's appointment. Thompson told my grandfather that he asked too many questions and that by asking questions he was second guessing the diagnosis. The doctor did not even agree to continue seeing my grandfather until he found another doctor (which I am pretty sure is required by law) nor did he refer him to another physician - he simply told him he was "fired as a patient." This physician's uncaring, arrogant behavior left my grandfather upset, confused, and without medical care for over two months.

He cut me off mid-sentence at several points during my first (and only) visit. Then he abruptly left the room, leaving the nurse to finish the appointment. Several tests in the clinic followed. It's been a month since my appointment and tests, yet he and his staff have yet to offer any results. My phone calls have not been returned. Awful doctor, awful care, awful service.