Dr. Kenneth Mciver Blue III, MD

Very upset over the fatal error Dr Blue made when prescribing my grandmother an antibiotic for a UTI. He did not take the time to read her chart and failed to pay attention to her medical diagnosis listed in the records before calling in medication.The result of his carelessness could end tragically for my grandmother. Her kidneys were severely damaged by the antibiotic and now are only functioning at 7%. Her potassium was elevated causing multiple consequences. I called before knowing what had taken place and asking for help for her declining state and was refused as an attempt for them to cover up. The clinic supervisor yelled and screamed at me over the phone as I was calling to explain the lab results that the primary doctor ran that shed light on the reason for her decline. Not the service you expect as you sit with your ill family member as they struggle and knowing they may not survive.

It was very rushed from the beginning consultation to the actual surgery. It felt like I was being pushed through the process. Spoke like a auctioneer very fast and just wanted to move on to what ever he was doing like I was bothering him. The surgery was the same thing. If you just need the job done I guess hes good enough for that. I am still in the same pain after 4 days so good luck .

Dr. Blue is an exceptionally capable physician who carefully listens to his patients before making a diagnosis. It seems like he has all the time in the world for me - even though I know he must be very busy. I see him for typical enlarged prostate and high PSA test results. I also saw him for Peyronie's Disease which is a somewhat rare condition. Instead of giving me supreficial advice, he readily referred me to a physician at Tulane who is a world renowned expert on this specific condition. I recommend Dr. Blue most highly, and he continues to be my primary urologist.