David Weaver's Online Review Report Card

This office staff is very rude, except for Geoff an Tamara. Dr. Weaver is more concerned with Workman’s Comp opinion, rather than what is good for patient. He is very stubborn and petty. He gets offended if you question him at all.

Poor bedside manner. Rude, arrogant, and condescending when speaking to you. Will not do surgery even though my diagnosis has now caused me to be almost completely bed bound.

Horrible medical professional. Even with all my issues he wouldn’t preform surgery. I live a life that I can barely do anything and diagnosed with many nerve and spinal issues.

Not very happy.I have headaches and neck pain,and numb hand. His answer is to send me to pain clinic(nope) and therapy.(nope) I guess I’ll find someone that will listen to me.

Terrible visit. Dr. was uninterested in the answers to the questions he asked. Was absolutely no help in even starting a discussion about a path back to normal living and working. I'd give zero stars if I could.

Dr. Weaver went out of his way to explain everything to me that was going on. He referred me to others to have an epidural and shots for the pain. I like it because he (and the others he referred me to) do not just push medicine at me. His staff was caring and thorough. This was the first time I met him and his staff, but I am impressed.

Has done back surgery twice on me. Excellent outcome from each surgery. Dr Weaver is very thorough, caring and great sense of humor. Highly recommended. Hi

awesome doctor, very professional. his staff was the easiest i have had to deal with especially when transferring medical records which can be a nightmare.

Just under 3 yrs ago I was age 48 and suffering debilitating back, neck, arm, and leg pain. Dr Weaver started with my lower back, where he found significant stenosis issues due to arthritis and old injuries. He told me in layman's terms what needed to happen and why. Told me straight up that I had the spine of an elderly man. Cut me open, did all that was possible, and I was functional again. He was very good at reading me and communicating accordingly. It was more like talking with a friend.

Can't say enough about how satisfied I am overall with David Weaver. I'm only 50 years old, but have had many dealings with many different drs. through the years, and a lot of those were not good. During the span of less than one year Dr. Weaver performed 2 different surgeries on my spine. One in the neck area, and one near my lower back. Although he was very cautious in diagnosing the issues and had me endure many agonizingly painful tests, once he figured out the best plan of action, he did exactly what it took to solve the problems.. all the while explaining the process in plain english. He even called me at home at 8:00 one evening prior to one of the surgeries just to tell me he thought I'd waited long enough to get the problems taken care of, and that he was confident of what the solution to these problems were... telling me to "go ahead & call his office the following morning to schedule surgery". Very lengthy review I know, but I can't conclude without mention of the coolest "bedside manner" I've ever experienced with any dr. Kind of like talking to a really good friend. He posseses the ability to read personalities exceptionally well. As for sense of humor.... he came to talk with me right before they wheeled me in for neck surgery. He asked if I had any last questions. I asked him if he was any good at the game "operation" as a kid. With the very slightest of smiles he replied, "you know... I'd like to say yes.. but actually I really sucked at it" He pointed to my mom, who was there along with my girlfriend, and said, "That guy's nose stayed lit up and as red as your mom's sweater the whole time I played that game". Again, his ability to read people, relate to them as the individual they are, and possess the know-how to successfully perform the surgeries that he performs puts him the category of being a rarity among people who've chosen medicine as a career.