Tyler Green's Online Review Report Card
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Average Star Rating
20
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Tyler Green's Reviews
Dr Green will always charge you for an additional Office visit when you are getting your annual physical. I guess he is just in it for the money, but that extra $85 is why I am looking for a new Doctor.
Dr Green is very personable, listens to what I have to say, answers all my questions. Does not rush me. I feel as tho I can ask him anything about my health and treatment. I highly recommend him.
Very personable and thorough. Always reviews records with me. Follows up on action plans
Dr. Green did hip replacement on my mother. She’s done very well but has needed physical therapy to work on her gait. She is over 80 years so I think this is reasonable and is helping her walk better and gain strength. I believe he is an excellent surgeon and has the best bedside caring manner. I’m a newly retired nurse so I know a great doctor when I meet one. If I’m ever in need of hip or knee surgery he will be my first choice.
Efficient, pleasant, helpful.
I only saw Dr. Green for a couple of months. I was disturbed by the fact he never saw his patients anywhere other than in an office. He does not check listen to your heart, look at your eyes and ears, listen to your lungs....nothing. All he does is take medical notes in his computer. He is nothing more than a medical clerk. I have finally found another primary doctor that does take me into an exam room when I have an appointment and he does everything almost everything my previous doctor did during the exam. You could see a medical clerk and get the same experience that you would get with Dr. Green.
Wasn't even able to get in the door. I am a TRICARE retiree and recently changed my PCM over to Dr. Green based on what I read online as well as other referrals. When I called to make an initial appointment, the extremely rude front desk person interrupted me to tell me that Dr Green was fully booked until October and I would have to see one of the other people in the office but they wouldn't have availability until August (its June now). When I said I really wanted to see Dr. Green only and that perhaps I may need to find another PCM, they hung up on me. Very very poor way to represent the office.
Dr. Green and his staff are wonderful. Kind, caring and understanding. They are always looking out for the patient.
My wife went to a wellness evaluation with dr. Green. During this visit she told him of problems she was having and he prescribed medicine and told her of some labs he wanted her to take. We called our insurance and verified these labs were ok. Later after the labs we get a bill for $550. Two labs on this bill that were not covered were never discussed with my wife and she did not know she was having them done. I called the dr. Office and his nurse said the dr. Added these labs and she said they have been having problems with insurance companies not covering them. I asked her why the dr. Did not discuss this with my wife first and the only thing she told me was that the cdc recommends them. Well the CDC is not my insurance company. I called my insurance and asked what was the problem. They told me that the dr sent them the wrong codes. That he sent routine codes instead of diagnostic codes. They called him and asked for the diagnostic codes and he refused to give them the codes saying
Dr Green is interested in and listens to the patient. He seems to have a genuine concern for the patient. He is my doctor and I appreciate having a doctor that will actually listen to what I have to say about my health concerns.
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