Dr. Scott Richard Colson, MD

Although he is very difficult to schedule an appt with, it's because he takes much deserved time off quite often. He runs late and his appointments are double and triple booked but he's worth the wait. He listens to concerns and does his best to treat them. He's also excellent with both children and the elderly! If you can see him, do it!

I was disappointed at my visit. I felt like Dr Colson didn't listen to me. He has always been very compassionate and caring, but not this time. What a waste of my time.

Dr Colson arrived almost an hour past my appt time (I arrived 10 minutes early, so I would not cause him to run late). He offered no apology for being so late. His nurse wasn't friendly at all and didn't inform me that he would be so late. I don't feel like he listened to my concerns. Very disappointed.

I'm not sure what has happened at my clinic. The receptionists are rude, the call-in nurse's are rude, it's nearly impossible to get an appointment, and the doctors are very rushed. The past several times I've been in to see my doc, he blamed "stress" for my ailments. I'm not any more stressed than other patients. Sitting in the waiting room listening to the girls talk poorly about other patients might have made me feel stressed!!!

I think Dr Colson is competant, although sometimes overconfident. Once he mskes up his mind, there is no further opportunity for discussion,

Dr Scott Colson used to be one of the best doctors at North Clinic. He has conformed, however, so the rush-in rush-out philosophy of so many of his colleagues. I'd rate him no higher than a C.

Dr Colson is losing his touch. He doesn't seem to care about his patients the way he used to.

Dr. Colson is an excellent doctor who is caring, kind and compassionate. If you have the opportunity to be a patient, he is one of the good guys.Very open and approachable.

Dr Colson used to be a kind, respectful, caring doctor. Since he has become the President of North Clinic, however, he has become impersonal, over-confident, and treats his patients as a "number."

Dr. Colson is an excellent doctor. Since adding "Today Care" for walk in patients, however, the quality of care has dropped, and the time spent in the waiting room has greatly increased.