Dr. Nathan Aaron Hill, MD

I was a patient for about four years. I spoke highly of Dr. Hill. Once his very efficient office manager left, things went downhill quickly. The replacement was not organized, was rude, and unprofessional. I expressed my opinion to Dr. Hill and asked that she not be the one to check me in. That was honored. Soon after, I was given a few hours notice for a pill check at the pharmacy. I told this same woman that I was out of town and would be unable to return in time. She told me that was my problem. I was dropped as a patient. When I asked for an explanation, I was told that the last test showed I had no meds in my system and therefore I must be selling them. I have witnesses that have seen me take my meds and rely upon them to get through life. I was told there was nothing to be done. I asked for a new test. No. The doctor patient relationship I thought I had was fast aside. The last test that showed no sign of the meds was done by someone that I had never seen before. Beware of using… this doctor and office. They have created a huge problem by accusing me of selling my meds when I am someone that needs these meds legitimately to get through each day. Now we are embroiled in an endless series of appeals and denials through Workman's Comp all because of an erroneous test and no way to prove it was erroneous. Dr. Hill would pray with me at the end of each office visit, yet is definitely not exhibiting any Christian character. Even the pharmacist explained to me the meds would have been in my system for over a week or longer had I stopped taking them, which I did not. He dropped me erroneously. He would not listen. He would not retest. He walked away without a care after about 48 visits!

Very good man

VERY nice,,,concerned

Works well with patients