Dr. Marcus Boyd Shook, MD

Dr. Shook will not fill out forms of any kind for his patients.... unless it’s to get your insurance money. He knew I was disabled for 10 years and said he could treat me for psoriasis diabetes and double disc replacement arthritis. He did a great job listening and helping me walk but refused to fill out forms for my employer and I lost my disability benefits from my employer. He didn’t care at all. When I received my records they were vague and incomplete. I lost my car and my house is being foreclosed on and he didn’t have any compassion at all. He just said “I don’t fill out forms for anyone”. He tried to send me to the broadway clinic for a disability review and they had no idea what he was talking about. He is not a good doctor if you are ever going to need forms for your employer. To date I’ve lost 24,000 dollars of income from a benefit I paid for that Dr. Shook could care less about. Technology has passed him by. He’s a good listener but not well rounded or compassionate about… anything other than talking to you. Do not use Dr. Shook. He is an idiot when it comes to paperwork computers and he highly discourages the opinions of other doctors even in his family network at OU Medical Center. He thinks the younger ductors are idiots. I’m having to hire an attorney now to get my benefits back so he fore warned. This doctor doesn’t care for the disabled.

Dr. Shook is rude, condescending, and old. Get somebody younger with an open mind and current in his/her continuing education training!

Dr. Shook was very patient, thoughtful and listened to me, really listened to me. He looked at me and talked to me instead of just staring at a computer screen the whole time as many do these days. I would recommend him to anyone wanting a real doctor who uses critical thinking and old school medicine.

nice bedside manor. easy to talk to . he dont keep you there forever

Love this guy! He is so compassionate, yet honest with his patients. On my first visit he spent over 1 hour talking to me about my life and health issues. Experienced and listens to the patient to try to come to a good solution before just signing a script for medication.

I had 4 appointments with doctor Shook and was told I could not change my doctor because that would be doctor shopping. Not once in all my visits has he touched my body. he has never felt my carotid arteries in my neck nor manipulated my thyroid gland nor listened to my lungs with his stethascope. Yet he calls himself making a diagnosis. Unfortunately I am in the clinic on Medicare so it is hard to find a doctor that will accept this ins. During the time I've been going to the clinic yhey have moved drs around and I've had 6 different doctors. I'm just hoping he'll move on too. I feel like I've just wasted time when he walks into the room , squints into that computer & declares "Looks like you're doing OK; come back in 6 mos". He is not a good, caring dr. I would not recommend him to anyone. He asks no questions of me so it's a good thing I'm relatively healthy. I am the one that has to remind him it's time for yearly bloodwork or I need an Rx for my higj bloof pressure.

I had a constant migraine for 2 and a half years and went on that journey with another fantastic doctor that moved. I needed a new doctor, so I went to Dr. Shook to establish care. My previous doctor and I tried diet changes, medication changes, physical therapy, exercises, and the list goes on. We did so many things before I decided to see an ENT and a Neurologist, at my doctor's request. After a lot of pain and confusion, I finally had an MRI on my neck and another painful procedure that determined the discs between c5&6 and c6&7 were collapsed. I had an anterior discectomy fusion surgery for both and went through a very hard time before physical therapy finally has allowed me to see the light at the end of the tunnel. With a quick look at my computer file, and knowing me for 5 minutes, Dr. Shook told me that I shopped for a doctor to preform surgery, which is the absolute opposite of the truth. I tried to do everything I could before I finally took that option. It was a… decision I agonized over. He told me that I needed to consult a psychologist or go to group therapy to get rid of my headaches. He said it was a mistake that I did the surgery and gave me negative percentages on success rates. Mind you, it is done. He told me that all physical therapy is the same and it did not matter who I went to. There were so many things that offended me, but the icing on the cake was reminding at the mention of my careful journey to get to a place where we could have another baby, that I was 36 and needed to get pregnant immediately if I was going to do it. He told me to get off all my meds and do it right away. He said with my background, I could not afford to have a special needs child. I am 36, so no one needs to remind me of that fear. I am very aware of how old I am reproductively. If he mentioned it, that would be fine, but he harped on it for a while. I cannot get pregnant right now. Maybe in 6 months to a year, but not right now. When I explained this, he was once again very negative. If you are a woman, be ready to be treated like you are hysterical, dim witted girl. I have never argued with a doctor before this. I have always been treated with dignity and respect with doctors. I have never left a doctor's office feeling this way before.