Dr. Terry James Hill, DO

I was admitted for a status seizure by Ambulance to Norman Regionals ER. Dr Hill discharged me in a postictal state with a dislocated arm to family, five hours post seizure. I was readmitted a day later to another hospital for extreme rabdo, a dislicated shoulder and the seizure. I was then told by the Administrative director of Norman Regional it never happened.. Stay away from this facility!

I came to the ER in terrible pain after having a procedure done days before. He was completely unprofessional and acted like I was wasting his time because “he wasn’t there” for my surgery so he “didn’t know what to tell me”. Found out at the pharmacy that he wasn’t in network with my insurance so they couldn’t bill my insurance for my RX. Made more sense as to why he was such a jerk in the ER. Terrible bedside manner. Should have more respect for patients who are in obvious distress.

Dr. Hill literally saved my life. He is an amazing doctor who takes the time to actually find out what is wrong and won't stop until his does. Most doctors look to see if you have good insurance before deciding how much effort they will put into treating you, no Dr.Hill. He is now an honorary member of our family.

"Dr" Mills spent no time with me. I came in to the make-shift ER with a high fever. He never ran a test. He made a guess of my illness after taking one look at my throat, which was only a part of the problem. After explaining how high my pain is and how fast my fever spiked, he still sent me home with no medication. He acted like I was wasting his time.

He is a ER doctor who I request every time. He is AMAZING

Dr. Hill seemed more concerned and curious about our daughter's condition than her reg. dr. He even gave us his schedule for the next 24-48 hours so we could contact him if there were any changes.

Years ago ... admitted my dad to the hospital when he was dying... was very kind to my father, my mother, and our family. Very compassionate, I can't imagine that would ever change. Thank you Dr. Hill

Went to the ER suggesting to the "staff" that I might have cellulitis in my lower leg. "Doctor" Hill lackadaisically glanced at the spot on my leg, and proceeded to tell me I had a UTI. My leg progressed so aggressively that I was admitted to a hospital across town the next day, where I have been for the last eight days hooked to an IV to fight my staph/CELLULITIS. The total apathy displayed by this guy shows he possesses very little regard for anything other than talking down to non-doctors and acting like a know-it-all!