Dr. Leah Saguil Trantham, MD

Do not waste your time. She’s going to send you for blood work every time you have an appointment, she doesn’t care to listen she just comes in and out and assigns blood work. Doesn’t listen to patients, has no bedside manner, and should either retire or be brought up to date on expectations in the healthcare world.

One of most caring docotors I have ever had.

Very competent and friendly. Treats you like you are important and real. I have found my family doctor! Have been with my DR. Trantham for many years,she is very kind,caring, knowlegable,helped me many times especially after difficult chemotherapy treatments.The best doctor ever!!!!!!!!!!!

Strong headed. Doesn't work with the patient. Doesn't explain things well. You always feel rushed. Doesn't follow up. It you contact her or nothing deal.

I have been going to her for over 20 years. She has saved my life, she is very knowledgeable, cares about you the person, she makes sure that you come as soon as possible when you need help. Smiles and has a very concerning attitude, is truly caring about any problems you may be having and always her cheerfulness makes you feel everything will be taken care of. I have COPD and I never have to worry that a doctor will not be there for me. I have heart problems and she makes sure that you get to the hospital as quick as EMS can get you. I have had breast and uterine cancer, she keeps me updated on my blood and any Xrays that are needed. Through her care I have been saved many times. Mary Lee Hull Stringer.

The staff makes errors on a regular basis and are rude when informed. The staff appears to care less. There is ne staff all the time. Dr. Trantham is nice and well meaning, but ... The walls in the office are paper thin. Staff bills for work not done. Disappointed.

Run as fast as you can away from this doctor!!!!! She does not follow up with you in a timely manner and she is very flighty. One visit she nice, and the next she is snappy and rushing through my appointment. I'm still waiting on her to give me a referral. I think she forgets she is now in America.

I am on home O2. I am a nurse working a travel contract in Missouri. Dr. Trantham refused to sign a physician statement for me to fly home with oxygen to Charleston. She stated she "didn't feel qualified", leaving me basically trapped. She is a physician denying a patient medical help; a drug that is needed. Oxygen is considered a drug. How can that be ethical? Maybe an attorney will have the answer. Meanwhile, I cannot fly home with oxygen, so should I have a respiratory arrest on the plane, For the world to know, Dr. Trantham is, or was my physician

A very nice individual. Cares for her patients. Takes time with her patients. Follows up. I am very pleased.

Don't waste your time. Keep looking for a doctor that's actually interested in helping you.