Dr. Preston Adam Waldrop

Outstanding Healthcare provider.

This "doctor" should have his license to practice medicine revoked. He absolutely did NOT listen to me as I described symptoms that I was having. He refused to order an MRI or metal ion testing even though I have an implanted device which has failed. Their billing department however is very efiecient. They wasted no time in billing my insurance and billing me for the balance. Keep in mind that anyone may write a review. The positive reveiws are often written by friends and family of physicians. The negative reviews are written by real patients who have suffered at the hands of incompetent surgeons.

Dr. Waldrop was outstanding during my examination. He thoroughly reviewed my records and completely explained all the implications of the conditions which I described. He treated me as if I were the only person that he had to treat that day and was never hurried. I would rate him as one of the finest doctors whom I have ever visited and, believe me, I have had to see a lot of them.

I would never recommend this physician. He is very arrogant and does not listen to the patient. He came into my room and had his mind made up about what could be done for my knee and that was that. I was unable to say anything and he kept speaking very loudly to me and when I asked what I was supposed to do now, he said that I needed to “suffer”.

He lost his patience with my family in the room with me. Never seen such an unprofessional display from a doctor. Patient Beware!

Dr. Waldrop wasted much of my appointment time talking rather than listening and when it came time for me to ask my questions as he backed out the door he told me he was rushed and behind schedule. I'm sure he was because he talks a lot, very fast and very loud. As I tried to verify with him my understanding of my options, he lost patience with me. I was trying to take very quick notes and was barely able to do so. I would not recommend him to a patient who needs a doctor who is willing to be quiet and listen and then respond.

In it for the money couldn't care less about the patient