Dr. William Howard Whaley, MD

Most arrogant, hateful doctor I’ve ever in my life been around. He needs to take anger management classes. No person that gets in that a vengeful frame of mind needs to have anything at all to do with dealing with the public much less sick people. I wouldn’t let him doctor my animals after the way he treated my Mother!!!!! Not recommended!!!!

He examined my breasts without a nurse present. He launched into a verbal fantasy of meeting my friend in a hotel room to have sex. A nurse warned me to stifle my emotions when I learned I had an ovarian mass.

doesn't listen at all. Talks alot but says nothing !!

doesn't listen at all. Talks alot but says nothing !!

He made my Mother cry. For that I would never go to him or recommend him. . I have to forgive him for my own sake. He yelled at my Mother for no reason of her own. He is rude and want listen to anything you need to tell him. He’s a know it all. He even rude to his staff. Not a good choice. Find a doctor who will listen to you and has compassion.

You could never have a more competent or expert physician than bill Whaley

I heard from two other physicians that Dr. Whaley could be very abrasive. The first few times I saw him I found him to be very attentive and concerned. The last two times I saw him he seemed very rattled when he entered the office. Instead of being able to talk to him he became argumentative to the point where we both were very loud with each other and ended up in an argument. A day that should have been the happiest day when I found out I didn't have cancer of the lung became the most emotional day of my life. I left his office crying. He didn't say anything about any follow-up appointments or even a good bye. Because Dr. Whaley didn't listen we had a mis-understanding about my concern over the lung cancer. I am breast cancer survivor so my concerns were legitimate instead of being compassionate he attacked me for being concerned. Saying I was looking for something to be wrong, I was pathological and needed to see a psychiatrist. He went onto ask why do you think AARP and… other senior groups advise you not to go for those Life Line Tests? Because it's people like you who are looking for things to be wrong with you health. (I've never used any of those services.) That very day when I got home I called the office to have my records transferred over to another physician in the same office. The next day I received a telephone message from Dr. Whaley apologizing for his behavior. I did return his call in a few days. He couldn't have been more apologetic. Telling me it was him and not me that had the problem. I told him I wanted any reference he may have dictated in my chart about being pathological and needing a psychiatrist to be removed from chart. He assured me he would make sure that info would be removed. A few days later I received a note from him apologizing for his behavior again. I feel vindicated because he apologized and recognized his behavior was totally unacceptable. His apologies won't change the fact that I will not be seeing him any longer.

He listens. He will get a test ordered post haste if there's a problem. He allays my fears when I've been diagnosing off the Internet. He is so smart and makes me feel I am in good competent hands. He makes me feel like an old friend instead of "the patient with the gallbladder ". I just love him.!!

I respect his knowledge and professionalism. He is my general practitioner and I really appreciate the interest he takes in me as a patient and a person. Visits are about as low stress as possible.

I have the upmost confidience in Dr. Wahley. When a family member or friend ask for a recommendation of a doctor and it is not is Dr. Whaley's field I will call his office to see who he would recommend. Several recommenations are doctors he actually uses That speaks volumes.