Dr. Mark Little, MD

Dr. Mark & Mary Little are very caring Dr.'s They make you feel at home in the office. They know their stuff and they get the job done. I've been going to them 6 years plus and every visit has been a great encounter. Keep up the Great work!

The online scheduling is an easy. Appointment time is appropriate. The doctor spends adequate time and is concerned for your health. Bedside manors are great.

Office is very unprofessional. Employees use their phones and ignore you while you wait at the desk. Front desk girl very rude to patients. Will never return to this office again

Dr. Mark Little has a wonderful "bedside" manner in that he listens to his patients and demonstrates caring about their "story." He gets to know his patients, which is critical to proper medical care. He also takes the time to explain things in whatever way gets his point across. He is compassionate and caring.

This was my first visit with Dr. Little and it was probably the most enjoyable appointment I've ever had. He is very friendly, excellent bedside manner. I never felt rushed, he even addressed a couple medical problems I've been having outside my reason for the vidit. Most other docs usually concentrate on what's on your chart and haul in about 5 minutes. He made me feel instantly at ease and welcome. I would highly reccomend him to anyone. In fact, I'm switching to him as my PCP because of how impressed I was. And the awesomBatman sticker at thend of the appointment was a plus.s.

My wife raves about how good Mark and Mary Little are. This review is based on her opinion. I have therefore decided to switch to Mark Little as my PCP, and will come back to give my own review after my check-up.

The website is messed up. This is suppose to be reviews of Dr. Little but Dr. McCall's reviews are in here. My daughter saw Dr. Little and thought he was very friendly and talked to her about her health. She said he talked to her to where she understood it and being talked above her.

I heard about Dr. Little from a friend who liked his "bedside manner" - he listens well and explains options well - and the fact that he leans toward non-prescription solutions if possible, both things of some importance to me.He also is economically aware, thinking of ways to make care less expensive (suggesting one x-ray place over the obvious choice because it was just as good but half the price, the same for a blood lab, suggesting a switch in medicines to a drug that is available in generic form and will do the same job, etc.). That has become important these days.