Dr. Peter A. Bailey, MD

Please consider going to someone else other than Peter, didn’t listen and that’s the last thing a dr should do.

Awful doctor. Called me names and berated me. I left crying. He never took anything I said seriously. Blocked the door and refused to allow me to leave. I wish I could leave zero stars.

Very rude, very sarcastic, and useless. Talks to his patients as if they are stupid and could care less about them. Cant say much about the office staff other than they seem to be almost incompetent. Dont waste your time or your money.

I came out of my first visit worst than you can imagine! He doesn’t consider the mental ramifications of his actions what so ever. Assumed the worse. Having a hard time getting my medical records corrected with factual data he missed.

Not sure why there are so many negative reviews. Dr Bailey is a very educated and knowledgable Physician. The society we live in today wants everyone to kiss their @ss. He doesnt do that, which I personally appreciate. He very directly asks you questions and confidently gives a response. He doesnt sugarcoat anything, which I assume is the reason for the negative reviews. He is a straightforward and honest guy. Dont you want that in a doctor? He has gotten to the root of all my problems/issues and takes time to listen unlike a lot of others I know of. Even if I didnt agree with some of the responses he gave at a certain time, I have to admit, he was right. At the end of the day there is a reason "DOCTOR" is in his title. He went to school to help people like you and I-- not to kiss @ss. I trust him whole heartedly.

Does not care about patients or getting you to a specialist who can help. Ask same questions every apt and does not remember patients. Acts put out to do any testing. Not knowledgeable or helpful. Don’t waste your time

Mild mannered and quite. Asked for clarification on a subject and refused to answer. I came to him for help and left in tears. He told me he did not feel that he had to explain himself to me. Stared at me without blinking waiting to see my response. He told me he had to see other patients and left. I hope he soon remembers his oath, “what I may see or hear in the course of the treatment or even outside of the treatment in regard of the life of men, which on no account must be spread abroad, I will keep to myself, holding such things shameful to be spoken about.”