Stephen William Doggett

I was referred to Dr. Doggett from another Doctor. I've tried calling in to make an appointment twice and both times I was yelled at by Ilsyia Reuter his manager. I don't know what I did for her to begin yelling at me but after the 2nd time I knew this was not the place for me during my treatment. I called in a third time to see if I could speak to the Doctor directly but she insisted that I give her my name. Being put off and disrespected from both previous calls I declined to give her my name. She refused to put me through and hung up on me for the third and final time. I feel sorry for this Dr. Doggett. I've heard only great things about him but for the person that represents his company too belittle me in such a manner was very disconcerting. I am hoping to be a cancer survivor but will be looking to someone else for care.

Dr Doggett is a great doctor. He's excellent at explaining things and following thru. However his office manager Betty is rude and disrespectful and acts as if she's doing you a favor to make an appointment or forward a prescription. It's a shame such a good doctor has such a terrible staff.

Dr Doggett and his team did a very good job on explaining the procedure. The procedure was thorough and I was happy with the result. I wasn't aware of the "10 second warning" during the first 3 months of recovery which was tramatic but I am glad that I had this procedure and this doctor.

Dr. Doggett was a very caring and knowledgeable doctor. Spent plenty of time with me answering all questions. Seems to have a great reputation in the community for his work.

Felt like a money millWas not told the importance of follow-up PSA test - thought cancer was gone - two years later, just got a PSA 142 as a result of another doctor recommending a test - office called yesterday for a 2-year follow-up and told caller the sad story - blamed lack of follow up on urologist - really had to press caller on the importance of a call or card reminder to save lives as a small investment in office effectiveness - realize need to do own research and not count on doctors, but this was a very hard lesson to learn