Dr. Tommy Steven Noggle, MD

tommy noggle isnot certified in emergency medicine, he only did 4 years in family medicine school , it takes another 4 years of school to be certified in emergency medicine, who is he trying to fool, he said he had 3 location but only shows 2 ,he should never be allowed near a emergency room, he left a foley catherter in a lady for 5 months,he should had never went there it gave her sepsis she was in horrorible pain and she died, tersa steele help him do it

Having worked in the medical field for a number of years, I can honestly say that tommy noggle exhibits none of the characteristics that you would find desirable when it comes to a healthcare provider. I personally found him to be detached, lacking compassion, and completely incompetent when confronted with the symptoms I was suffering from when I went to the E.R. in Crestview. His solution to my problem was to ignore me......for hours on end. A far cry from what anyone would expect from an emergency room physician. If you or a loved needs care, find a doctor that is capable of caring. And if you need to go to the Crestview E.R., hope against hope that tommy noggle in not the doctor on duty.

Came into er with chest pains. The problem was not a heart attack but my blood pressure was dangerously high. He did not bother to come see me for 6 hours and that is after my mother in law had to go say something to the staff. During that time my blood pressure was setting off alarms for being excessively high at almost every half hour check. When he finally came in he was rude. He did not address that fact that my blood pressure was very high and was about to send me home with BP at 223/110. If we had not made him do his job God knows what would have happened. I understand I am not the only patient in the er but as a result we believe that the spikes in my bp may have caused a mini stroke because now my speech is not like it was when I arrived.

The worst experience I have ever had. Didn't get diagnosed and got turned away without answers or medication.