Dr. Paul Wright, MD

Dr Wright is very professional, he is attentive to patients needs and provides them excellent patient centered care.

A ++++++ doctor

"Horrible doctor. Referred to him by my pulmonologist after seeing some of my symptoms were being caused by GI issues. Told doctor Wrighth about my distended abdomen and difficulty breathing. He was in the room for less than 60 seconds. Gave me a a prescription for Zantac and told me to come back in 3 weeks. No physical exam, nothing. When I tried to ask a question, he rushed me out the room to a waiting nurse while he talked with a drug rep. I was left standing there with no answers and only more questions. When I asked for the office manager to discuss that I hadn't actually been treated at all, she said "it's just how Dr. Wright is, you can always schedule with a different doctor". Save yourself the hassle and take her advice. Worst doctor I've ever seen."

Over all experience was exceptional. I would recommend this physician to anyone.

I was referred to Dr. Wright and have seen him twice now. Both times have been awful. On my first visit (which was all of 5 minutes top) he came in the room, ask me a FEW questions and tapped on my stomach. He kept looking at his computer the entire time. I noticed he had someone else’s record pulled up showing either the pictures from that persons colonoscopy or upper GI. I told him that’s not mine (because I’ve had neither procedure done at that time). He said I know. Then walked out of the room. Next thing I know a scheduler was coming to schedule an upper GI. I ask her where did the doctor go? She said home for the day. I explained to her that I wasn’t finished speaking with him. I have a lot of questions. She they called him on his cell phone to answer my questions. Next, the day of the upper GI I start to tell him about the “attack” I had the night prior and he cuts me off and says “it’ll be okay. We’ll talk afterwards”. After the procedure he comes in and tells me everything… looked great and proceeds to walk away. I start telling him about the attack and mid sentence he turns and walks away again. My mom had to stop him and say sir she is talking to you and he again told me it’ll be okay. You need a sonogram and blood work and walks away. If you like a doctor who doesn’t care about you, no bedside manner, doesn’t listen to your concerns or doesn’t explain why he wants certain procedures done one you, then this is the doctor for you. If I could rate him at a ZERO, I would.

Should lose his license. Did NOTHING to help me. Must have forgotten his Hippocratic oath, or he's just malevolent. He will take a look at you, not say a word, and leave without helping you (best case scenario).

I began seeing Dr. Wright when he only had an office in Greenville. I've had three procedures by him and the last two experiences at his office were unacceptable. All he did was type on his laptop with his back to me and print out a sheet telling me if I 'got rid of my stress' then I wouldn't have stomach issues. I've tried to get medical records multiple times (after being on hold for long periods). Once was told it would take 3 days, called and now it's 2 weeks. Never again.

This "doctor" was not helpful at all he didn't read my chart at all, asked me the same question 4 times, and just suggested something that must be wrong with me! I WILL NOT be returning to his office, I could of found out what was wrong with myself by looking online, and wouldn't had to leave my house or pay someone who doesn't know what they are doing! This is the second worse " doctor" I've ever went to in my life! If you are recommended to this office DON'T GO! I had to give a star, if I could give them all no stars I would!

I am a RN who needed a doctors advice and prescription ability to help me with my current problem. While in the room the Dr. wright sat at his computer going through my chart. After asking about my symptoms he then proceeded to look through information on his computer. He then listened to my lungs and stomach and once agin proceeded to look through his computer for another 5 minutes without saying one word to me. After looking at his computer he decided to tell me I was just going through a rough patch. I didn't know that was a diagnosis now. A rough patch wasnt in my nursing books. He then walked out of the room after prescribing me medicine I can get OTC and said to talk to his scheduler. Did not even tell me the procedure he wanted to do. I had to tell him my possible dx and reques to be tested for it. Horrible bedside manner and incompetent care. If any doctor tells you "you are going through a rough patch" DO NOT GO BACK!

Instruction sheet I recieved that the nurse would contact me 48 hrs. to take my history. She never called. I called her 24 hrs. prior to my colonoscopy and was told she was too busy to take my history and she would speak with me when I arrived for my procedure. I was told to be at the clinic at 2:00 and the procedure would be performed at 2:30. I arrived at the clinic at 1:40. I had received a letter the previous dat that my procedure was covered 100% by my insurance, but, when I checked in I was told that I owed $119.00. I explained that I had received the letter from their office verifying coverage but was told that I had been diagnosed with ulserative colonist and pain under my left rib cage. I've never had a colonoscopy and had no such diagnosis. I still had to pay or the procedure would not be done. I paid due to the fact I had already done the prep and taken off work. There were no available seats in the waiting room. People sitting on the floor, and tables. Others… were asked to leave a cell number and they would be called when they had space. Fours hours after my appt. time I demanded a credit and left. The waiting room was dirty and the staff was rude. Leaving was the best decision I've ever made. They were running patients throuth like cattle. I would never recommend this doctor. I can't imagine what the or looked if the waiting room was any indication.