Anthony Morrison's Online Review Report Card

Waited 5 months & drove an hr to see this clown. Waited another 45 at his ofc. His med student was rude & arrogant & literally told me to my face that I was a hypochondriac despite providing a notebook w/5 yrs of labs proving what i was saying. He spent his 5 minutes with me explaining how Armour got it's name. Only ordered 3 tests. Refused to look @ previous labs. Total waste of time. This ancient idiot needs to retire already. Complete waste of time & gas. Totally insulting. Not going back.

He is an excellent Doctor!

My visit with Dr. Morrison was brief. I expected more from the head of Endocrinology at USF. His only concern was my TSH level. He seemed very "old school" and not up on current practices in managing thyroid disease. It was a long drive and a waste of my time so I won't be returning.

Spent more time with me than any doctor I've been to in the last 10 years! He was wonderful:)

Dr. Morrison was so nice and did everything there was to do

Dr. Morrison is NOT nearly 80 years old, lady. He is a fantastic physician who has given me and my wife excellent care and advise for the past 15 years. He is a fantastic resource for diabetics, too, Type I in particular. He is the only doctor I know of who still ANSWERS HIS OWN PHONE (at least before 8am) and encourages us to take advantage of that for any intra-visit questions.

I was seen very fast at his office in Tampa General. The staff was very nice, with positive energy. Dr. Morrison is a much older man, and his beliefs and knowledge reflect old school medicine and mentality -- especially when it comes to women. I walked in with a TSH of 5.0 labs, weight gain, depression, hair loss, high cholesterol. etc. etc. and a history of hypothyroid in my family. He did not agree to treat my symptoms and instead asked for me to have my labs done at his office (the ones I brought him were only 2 months old) so I agreed. I realized later this was probably his tactic to get rid of me since he declined to provide me with thyroid medication. His words exactly were "the thyroid medication is not good for you" and "there was a study done where women with symptoms like yours were given a placebo and they miracously felt better and their thyroid symptoms were gone" The result? I waited 6 months to get an appointment with Dr. Morrison and couldn't find any informative reviews that gave me the knowledge that would have needed to not waste my time with him. Now, I will continue to suffer from debilitating symptoms that are ruining my life! In Dr. Morrison's old school mind, it is better for us women to suffer from these symptoms than to take a thyroid medicine that "is not good for us".. Even at the lowest dose. He is ruining the lives of women, if you do decide to wait forever to get your appoitnment, be ready to be sent home without any treatment or solutions except "go back to your PCP"... I truly felt like he was not thinking rationally or intellectually, but instead either exerting some form of control over his female patients by not allowing them to be treated with thyroid medication; or he is for some reason only acting in his own best interest and hidden agenda. Sorry I have ot say this, but it is my opinion and boy do I wish I would have read a review like this 6 months ago so I would not have wasted my time.

The wait time to get an appointment with him is long. There is a reason for that. He is good. He is always very thorough and spends time going over my records and latests lab results. Don't mistake him being methodical and being short with not caring. If you just want kind words and warm conversation, go somewhere else. If you want a great professional who has your health as his top priority, then this is your man. I always walk away from his office with a good action plan and a better understanding of my illness.

Dr. Morrison is fantastic. He has improved my quality of life dramatically and I'm very thankful to have him as a doctor.

In 2000 my general physician prescribed thyroid meds after a blood test show slightly elevated levels. Was told I had to take them for life. I called Tampa General Hospital and asked for a referral to a specialist and was given name of thyroid surgeon. Surgeon referred me to Dr. Morrison. Dr. Morrison ran more tests and recommended against meds. He is by far one of the smartest thyroid dr's out there. He is thorough and extremely knowledgeable. USF has a great clinic.