Wm Honeycutt's Online Review Report Card

Had to request to see Dr Honeycutt after continuously being scheduled with PA for my 84 yo Father. The care factor in this office is not good. I do not recommend.

I am a new patient after an ER visit due to a new extreme change in migraines. The NP went over everything and despite having my CT Scan on disc seemed to only scan the written report. She didn’t dive into my concerns that arose in the past 2 wks, only went over my history questionnaire and asked some key questions (has my weight been stable?Yes I am obese but it has been the same for over 2 yrs). She steps out into the hall and relays most of what she reviewed with me to the MD. He comes in and spends 10 minutes or so railing off about the physiology of migraines and listed treatment options that he admitted I didn’t even qualify for, then concluded I needed to lose weight and really can just manage my issues with lifestyle changes. I’m aware weight can effect things but I can’t reconcile how he correlated me being overweight and having the same weight for 2.5 years with a sudden and concerning change in symptoms. He didn’t order further testing or even set a follow up.

Horrible doctor and super negligent. Put my family member in a feeding tube due to his lack of knowledge and didn't even care. He needs his license revoked.

I was referred to this office to see Dr. Issa, but was scheduled to see the PA. I saw the PA for over a year and all of a sudden, three months ago, Dr. Honeycutt appeared. We had never met. He walked in, barely acknowledged me, sat down at the computer and began checking off boxes. Our appointment lasted approximately 10-15 minutes and he walked out. I am a stroke survivor and suffer from severe migraines. When I tried to change doctors and see Dr. Issa, I was told that Dr. Honeycutt would not release me (he doesn't even know who I am), and Dr. Issa would not take me on. If you need a neurologist, steer clear of this practice. They have no interest in patient care.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Terrible bedside manner for both the neurologist and PA. My Mom was diagnosed with very early stages of Alzheimer’s disease and they both completely ignored her and talked to my father. They told him to get her driver’s license taken away and register with silver alert, all while she was in the room being ignored. All of this came from the PA. Once the doctor finally came in, he stood at the door, never even entered, and essentially did nothing. My Mom cried for 2 days straight. These individuals should not be working with patient’s with memory deficits. Do not go to this doctor’s office.

Terrible doctor and PA. Should not be working with patient’s with memory deficits. My mother who was diagnosed with very early stagesof Alzheimer’s disease was ignored entirely and they only talked to my father. They told him, in front of her to get her driver’s license revoked and register her for silver alert. My Mom cried for 2 days straight. Would never recommend this doctor and his PA to anyone.

Don’t waste your time they are rude and Do not care about their patients... It all starts with the front office and never saw the doctor but he seems to micromanage who he sees and who he doesn’t. You are warned this place is a cluster and needs some serious training.

I feel as if this doctor was a mistake and he was not listening to me. I have memory issues and he talked so fast I have no idea what he said. He gave me a memory test with 3 basic words. I thought he was kidding. Hoping I can change doctors. Also they charge for FMLA; STD and LDT forms. This can be costly. Had I known that ahead of time I never would have gone. I hired Dr. Honeycutt and he is there to treat me. Not vice versus. He works for me. Never so disappointed in a doctor.

I saw Dr. Honeycutt for several years but have not had to for the last 3 years; he was wonderful..took his tme wth you..very knowledgable; the last time I saw him, it had been a year and I hadhad no problems so it was his suggestion to not automatically set up an appt..to just make one when I needed to see him...I liked that. I will call him when I feel the necessity o seeing a neurologist.

I have gone to this doctor for about 17 years but he is a spinoff of another doctor. In the last 3 years I have only seen this doctor one time and the rest of the visits have been to see his ARNP and to have a prescription renewed. Very little interaction. The staff is somewhat indifferent and you have to wait at the front desk even for nominal interaction.