Dr. Roy Raymond Hall, MD

He told me to go and get a bunch of tests done because there had to be something else causing my symptoms. Luckily I seen another doctor who told me it was the thyroid medicine causing the problems. Once I stopped taking it I was back to normal.

Where is all the care and concern that is advertised? Dr. Hall spent 15 minutes with me reading my test results and I was escorted back to the receptionist office to pay for this "service". No prescription for thyroid (which was indicated by my blood tests), no blood pressure, weight, nothing. He basically dumped me. But he did give me a little booklet that he had written that basically told me how great he was and that some people (me, I guess) just aren't tough enough or smart enough to follow his protocol. Total disappointment.

Most arrogant man I have ever seen. He was horrible to me and treated me like a piece of trash, did not examine or listen too me just blurted out he didn't want a chronic pain patient even though I'd already been being seen in his office for months before my pain became a major concern to me. I knew something was wrong and I was in horrible pain for weeks. I left crying and traumatized that my doctor only assumed I was garbage and wanted to throw me to the pain clinic. I lived in terrible pain for months too embarrassed and ashamed to go back after the way I was treated. 4 months later i finally could not take the pain and asked Dr halls PA to send me to a specialist. They found my disc had herniated and worse a huge mass growing next to my spinal column. This disc herniation and mass had all happened with in 8 months between 2 different MRIs. Instead of listening to me and trying to figure out what was wrong with me , I was told to get lost because he assumed I just wanted a… vicodin. I begged him to please help me figure out what was wrong, I didn't want to go to the pain clinic or care about pain pills . I knew more was wrong with me than they seen on my first MRI. I had never been treated so horrible In my life! I am a clean cut person with no drug history whatsoever. I still am traumatized and fear going to St Vincents because he is one of the medical directors.

He is a great Dr. and also my family doctor. At first I was apprehensive about him but after awhile I become more trusting and have developed good confidence and trust in him. As a past paramedic (Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis Ind)and Medic in the US Army, I'd been exposed to HepC. Dr Hall was instrumental in my HepC diagnosis and played a key role in my care during treatment. Additionally, I stay in network at Saint Vincent Hospital... by doing this, it allows for my family doctor, Dr Hall, and the other physicians, who care for me within their specialty areas of practice, to better see my case and accurately treat my conditions. Although, Dr Hall did not serve in the military he is very knowledgeable about PTSD and also has extensive experience in oncology and general family practice. He's conservative and methodical yet with all of his experience he has not remained in the past, he is on the cutting edge and knows the Saint Vincent System well, so referrals are… succinct and accurate. Lastly, Dr. Hall is approachable, polite and on task, making a patient feel at ease and confident that he cares, is interested and not just going from appointment to appointment. Dr Roy Hall is an excellent doctor\. Consequently, my wife and I feel lucky to have found him. [I have an anterior fusion L4-5, neck fusion with Peak Disc replacement, Diagnosis severe RA, PTSD service connected, closed head injury. right forearm tendon reattachment along with the usual ailments that accompany a life spent doing hard work and being a soldier].

I arrived for my appointment 13 minutes late and Dr. Hall refused to see me. I couldn't believe it. I drove an hour and a half to see him for Catscan results and he would not see me. He sent out two nurses to read me my results. The receptionist, at the counter, explained to me that Dr. Hall does not see anyone who arrives 6 minutes after their scheduled appointment. I thought the standard time was 15 minutes???????

sub-par