Dr. Thomas F Gregory, MD

Been here since 2:10 as requested; it is now 3:50 and I still have not seen the doctor

Dr. Gregory saved my life and I am incredible thankful for him and his entire team. Dr. Gregory gave me his personal cell phone number for my wife and I to call him with any questions which she really appreciated. He is a faithful man and gave us hope when we needed it most. Thank you.

Communication quality= 0. Willingness to be specific and fully address concerns: 0. If you get a call back from a nurse it will be weeks, IF at all. He pushes chemo, has no understanding of what quality over quantity is,. He’s always late. Wait time is 1-2 hours, and then you still wait in the room for a while,. Medication refills are 1-2 week waits, IF at all.... Trust quakity: 0.

He told us in front of my dying husband "the laws are changing and I will be glad when we are no longer required to treat terminal patients".

I would highly recommend Dr. Gregory. After my previous Dr ignored my low blood counts and kept giving me treatments I ended up with blood counts so low that I was hospitalized for 6 days. Dr Gregory saw me in the hospital and I was highly impressed with his manner and expertise. After being released I requested a change of doctors and luckily he accepted me as a patient...he has worked with me to get my blood counts back to normal and keeps a close watch on my numbers. I feel very secure with him as my doctor. He may not be prompt, that just means that he spends the time needed with each patient to provide the best care possible....he never makes me feel rushed and takes time to answer any questions I may have. I certainly do not mind waiting to see him, in my opinion this man saved my life and continues to provide quality care for me. If you want a doctor to hold you hand and coddle you then you need another doctor, however his knowledge of cancer and treatment and attention… to detail totally makes up for it.

He is not punctual. He comes in with no knowledge of why you are there. Then makes claims of being cancer free, that he can't possibly know, because he did not look far enough into the chart to realize that no ct scan has been done to confirm that there is metastisis. He is not personable. He stared at his computer screen with his back to me most of the time. He did not know much about my diagnosis or history. He asked me what treatment should be done. Then proceeded to ask what my urologist thought should be done. It was not reassuring. I'm normally pretty laid back with my doctors because I trust their knowledge and intentions. He made me feel on edge from the minute he walked in. I could not trust him. I was just more $ in his bank account. It didn't matter to him one way or another if I live or die. He has continued to try and bill me personally(not my insurance company) for everything he can think of, since I told his nurse I would not be back. I'm still trying to… sort it out. Ridiculous.