Dr. Jon Andrew Miller, MD

Dr. Miller happened to be the doctor on call the night my daughter was born. She had to be watched closely for infection due to difficulty of her birth. Dr Miller came and checked on her a couple times each day we were there. He was very kind, friendly and my husband and I decided after all the other pediatricians we had met he was the one. We have been going there for over two years now with out daughter and now our NB son. Dr miller always takes time to visit and doesn't make you feel rushed. He is nice to my children and his nurse and he are a great team at quick shots so my babies can be back in my arms ASAP. We are moving out of state in a week and I wish we could bring him and his nurse with us. However not all the doctors are as kind or friendly as dr miller there. I did have a bad experience with a NP who was doing urgent care.

Dr. Miller was very attentive with my son when he broke his wrist. Made my son feel very comfortable and calmed any fears he had about having broke a bone. Great Job done.

Jon Miller should NOT hold a clean conscience regarding his patients. I am only a small person to him, as he does not 'care'. He did once tell me that I was like the, "The princess and the Pea" 'always looking for something wrong when nothing is'. He also told another patient that I was an "Overeducated hypochondriac". I have Addison's disease. Its not in my head, its not in my heart, nor did I make up the results of the ACTH, ITT, or Saliva Tests. I have tried to contact him on several occassions, just to see if he really has a heart and really became a Dr. for the right reason, as this disease is very hard to diagnose, I figured I would give him the benefit of the doubt. But he just has his secretaries call and tell me that I should really see a Dr. in my area, since I had to relocate my WHOLE life to another state, may not be a big deal for a small town AND I DO MEAN SMALL TOWN Dr. but to me and my children it has been a HUGE deal and taken about, the better part of the last… decade. But he is a Dr. and I am a pathetic patient... I wouldn't send my hamster to him. He has no concern. Now I guess, I have to do it through the A.M.A. All he had to do was respond and maybe act slightly concerned. I guess he is going off the 'Definition' of a doctor. There is NO care, concern, or thought. It is only someone who is qualified, through higher education. That is to bad. Why should he feel any remorse for talking about patients to other patients (in a very small town? Why should he feel bad, he has school loans to pay off his debt and the footsteps of his father to carry him. He may think he is GOD, thank the heavens there is a GOD and his name IS NOT JON MILLER. I hope he sleeps well at night.