Dr. Richard Andrew Carlson, MD

I waited over 1 hour for an annual wellness exam and received a better response from his PA whom I've been seeing for over 5 years than I did from him. Yes, time to retire, that's for sure.

This Dr needs to retire, could care less about anyone's health or well being, completely neglectful imo, charges you to get your results to tests. Scheduling mostly phone appointments. Can read results or doesn't care to. Discharges patients with reason bring, we can't care for your health condition. Seriously retire!! You should be ashamed of yourself!

If you are well and want to stay well STAY AWAY!! This is a Very sad Forgetful Doctor away!! He sends you to every other Dr. to find the problem and trust to take the credits if your healed.

Listens to what you have to say. you do have to talk to your doctor in order for him to work with you. He is very interested in his patients heath and keeping them in the best shape possible. Is the best primary doctor I ever had and I am a senior.

listens to what you say and is concern on finding out what is wrong

I didn't have confidence in this Dr. I felt that due to consistent inaction, and as a senior, it seemed to me that under his "care" there was too much of a chance of an early demise.There were too many mix-ups in reporting results to me. Nearly every time some action took place it only came at my initiation, and then specialists were involved. For sure, if I strictly put my health in his care, I would be in very bad shape today. Testing lacked thoroughness. For my physical exams, for example, he didn't order nearly enough of the blood tests recommended by a local authority. Early detection is a concept that didn't seem to fit his style. He comes off as having a "nice guy" personality but from his inaction there was not good reason to think he really cared about my health.