Dr. Paul Carlton Norwood JR., MD

This Doctor is very unprofessional. He is uncaring, arrogant and a real jerk. I wish I had never taken my mother to see him. Stay away from this so called Doctor.

My wife has been under the care of Dr. Norwood for a little over a year. Also, I have noted in dealing with a number of doctors that the what they may give up in "bedside manner" they gain in intelligent and spot on treatment. Dr. Norwood fits this bill. My wife's first visit was with his PA. Under his guidance, they crafted an insulin protocol that for the first time, stabilized my wife's diabetic blood sugar. She has been to 2 other endocrinologists and a number of internists who couldn't. I will ALWAYS take higher intellect and treatment over possible bedside manner. Lastly, I have met Dr. Norwood and he is a caring doctor. He has little time for treatments that don't work. He is interested in what DOES work. Keep going Dr. Norwood.

The worst. God complex. Condescending. Needs a lesson in being nice to certain patients (regardless of what he may really think about them). Utterly unprofessional. Man on a power trip. And often not in a good way. From a former patient? Stay away from this one. You may get hurt more than you get healed.

1st visit not too bad. 1st prescription fill was not correct. Went to office twice for terrible pain in body with not even a suggestion as to how to take care of it. Was told I had high blood pressure which I don't and that was proven by another dr. Pushing all kinds of meds some which are not needed, again, proven by another dr. Agree, this man is very intelligent; however not a good fit for me and my needs. Not always willing to listen to the patient and find workable solutions.

Rude & careless

One of worst Dr I’ve seen in my life will never return. He told me he couldn’t help me w/ my thyroid problem. His assistant nurse was rude also. They had all my lab results & list of meds. Act like they didn’t have it. Asking me lot of questions. I deal w/ anxiety & depression. Had me in tears in back office.

He is more interested in you, than himself. He is available, brilliant and has a heart. He will sit with you and make sure your concerns are met.

HE IS THE KINDEST, FINEST, FUNNIEST GENTLEMAN THAT WILL GO THE DISTANCE. FOR ME.

In referring to one of the comments posted below (and as a former patient), I would say some of us are more emotionally sensitive (ie., generally fearful) than others, but Mr. Norwood also lacks a healthy mental life-balance for a man who deals in the sensitive profession of healthcare. Not enough empathy, acceptance, and compassion. Too much run-away ego. Classic bully mentality and extremely condescending to the emotionally vulnerable who dare to politely (in my long past appointment) disagree with his expert over-opinion. Don't get me wrong here though. I believe Mr. Norwood is quite educated and competent in his field. Book/experience-smart. However his reviews might improve more if he learned a bit of tolerance, patience, non-judgment, and humility. All of us can stand to learn and improve upon ourselves. The more emotional of us could learn better self-control in that realm. Sadly, run-amok arrogance and ego only reduces the less fortunate of us even further and can worsen our… prognosis. Dr. Norwood helped teach me this lesson in his haughty disdain. But, he could use a reality check himself. I cry rarely now that I am physically well again after finding the right healthcare professionals who knew the value of being gentle and kind. My zinc and copper are pretty balanced, thank you very much. It makes me wonder sometimes how this "Dr." got a bit too far ahead of himself so much that he treats less-fortunate people who come to him and pay him for help as his inferiors. And if he is incapable of feeling or developing true empathy for some us weaker ones? He needs to work on his "poker face". As one who studies psychology in depth, I will offer this kernal of advice that he can take or leave... Don't alienate those who need your help most to psychologically elevate yourself at their emotional and monetary expense. Your reviews will suffer for it as well as your reputation. Balance takes practice. Your reviews are a mixed, but accurate reflection of your "bedside" manners. Good luck to you, Dr.

Reliable, kind, pleasant, and caring