Mary Beth Butcher, MD

I have an excellent experience with Dr Butcher. Mary Beth has helped me navigate medical issues and decisions with expertise and care. She has been thorough in diagnosis and professional follow up. When I have needed immediate attention Mary Beth has been incredibly responsive

Lots of negative reviews; I am not surprised. Went to her for severe fatigue and she said I was depressed. Blood was taken a few days later by a doctor filling in for her; turned put I had hypothyroidism. More chilling is my liver enzyme was elevated; the first sign of Primary Biliary Cholangitis. I was tired; a primary symptom of autoimmune disease. I now am treated at Mayo Clinic; so I now know that busy doctors can deliver excellent care.

Just FYI, this person is listed as "Dr." to imply medical doctor. She is not a physician, she is a nurse practitioner.

She lack professionalism and gets overwhelmed very quickly. If you choose her as a doctor just know you're dealing with a child.. She doesn't care about her patients nor her job. She shouldn't have a liscense.

Marybeth is an excellent doctor and was a great friend through tour HS years

I really like dr. Butcher she always makes me better

I love Dr. Butcher. So happy I found her. She listens and obviously cares about her patients. I would recommend her any time. I feel very comfortable, an view here as a friend as well as an excellent Physician because of her caring attitude. I feel as if I have known her for years.

She called me on a Saturday to make sure I knew what was going on. I've never had a family physician call on the weekend. This just showed us just how much she cares.

Great doctor.

Having been a patient of Dr. Butcher's for more than 10 years, my time spent in her office today was the last. Having to wait two+ hours in an exam room without being seen is beyond ridiculous. While I love that she always spent time focused on me when she does finally come into the exam room, it just doesn't make sense to make people wait (every single visit) for more than two hours. The older I get, the more precious every moment becomes in my life. After my watch reminded me twice that I needed to move about, it reinforced to me that life really is too short to intentionally be kept waiting!