Dr. Thadis Cesar Cox, MD

Very rude unprofessional and condescending by talking down to his clients. He has absolutely no bedside manner would not recommend his services to anyone I know not even people I don’t like

He was rude, has no bedside manner, uncaring about his patients, and his staff is even worse. I would not recommend.

Dr. Cox is a conceded jerk. He belittled me because I asked a question during his explanation of my colonoscopy and endoscopy. I was still under the influence of the anesthetic. He may be skilled and talented, but he was rude and I will never ever use him as my doctor again.

Dr. Cox did a colonoscopy for me a couple years ago. He did a great job and took time to explain the procedure to me. I would recommend him highly to anyone that needs this type of care.

I went over for a visit, had been having trouble with stomach. They found a hiatal hernia but Dr. Cox told me that it didn't need to be repaired that I was not yet sick enough for this to be fixed, or its to minor to fix. He verbalized this and said well you need to lose weight which its not like I didn't already know that and quite doing this and that. The issue is that I have very bad food allergies and theirs a lot that I cant eat. I mostly drink especially milk which is the only thing that calms my hernia. Otherwise, I''ll get sick and throw up its so bad. I am on medicine for it but it helps minimally, not enough for me to quite having the bad symptoms and pain from it. Yet its not bad enough. How bad does it need to be. That's the thing he kept bring up himself and talking about well I have to do this for myself and it cures this and that. Well maybe so, but I am not him, I am an individual and different and if I go to a specialist I expect to get help not the 3rd degree. By the… way I did lose weight, it didn't help the hernia, its still there and the symptoms are there. I changed my diet tremendously as he said to do, it didn't help the symptoms are still there, oh and by the way the hernia is still there to along with the pain and everything else, nausea on a daily basis, etc. So tell me, when does it get BAD enough to operate on or actually fix?

i went into the room i said to the dr i cant lay on my stomach it makes me sick then the dr said yes you can so the dr and his staff lifted me up about three feet up and dr thadis cox grabed me by the rists and slamed me down on the bed and he come down on my back and held me down and his staff restraned me and they put me out he left a bruse on both of my rists and it took me over three months before i could move and i still have problems where he and his staff slamed me i never did nothing or said anything he lied to the people their at the hospital the hospital staff was on his side

Dr. Cox is a very knowledgeable & attentive HCP. Cox strength is he is very detailed oriented. Cox diagnosed me with Crohns in 2007 after I was initially diagnosed with colitis by another HCP. Cox's care & attention helped me to recover while moving my IBD into remission.

He did a colonoscopy on my 91 year old mother. That has been over 2 weeks ago and she still has pain and diareha. Cannot get to his office for some ...