Justin R Fisher, MD

Very good experience

Dr. Fisher is great! He is professional, yet friendly at the same time he truly listens to what you have to say and let you give him input for your own care

Very thorough and had great empathy and professionalism and knowledge

I believe Dr Fisher listens to my issues and helps.

I went to Dr. Fisher with a head injury following a car accident. He was terrible! After nine months of his lack of care, I was able to get the rehab help I needed at another hospital, but all the while I was told that had I gotten there sooner they could have helped me more. I would NEVER recommend Fisher for anything, not even a hangnail.

Upon calling Dr Fisher, who has been my daughters care giver for her MS, we requested a letter about her medical condition and why she need hers medicine and what would happen if she does not have it. He refused, he said he would not write the letter. She will be going to prison for a DUI for 2 months. And needs her medicine. But this Doctor, I guess really does not know what will happen to my daughter if she does not have her medicine since he will not put it in writing. UNREAL It would be so simple if he would have done this. But I figured out that under the 8th Amendment Of the Constitution if she does not get her medication, which the prison says may not happen because it cost $7,600.00 a month, I will have legal action to be taken. A poor doctor to say the least. Do not go to this Doctor. His care for his patients leaves a lot to be said. He really does not care about his patients they are just money to him. He office manager called and she too is not worthy of her position… there.

I was referred to the doctor by my primary physician. Mri, blood work, X-ray's and ultrasound on my arteries. He is responsible for finding my MS. He was supportive and great through my first year of diagnosis.

Family member went to see Mr. Fisher about hand, feet, leg, tremors. He would not EVEN look at her spinal cord to rule out MS or any other neurological disease. Very poor investigative research especially when my family member uses now a walker and wheel chair. My suggestion to anyone looking for treatment look far from Lancaster. Go to doctors who will at least investigate and care to help. Sad indeed.