Matthew Brown Md's Online Review Report Card

This doctor and this office are the absolute worst! He is completely negligent in his care for his patients. My mother has been under his care and it has been a total nightmare...BEWARE! The follow up and follow through care is completely not there. WE cannot even get a call back to fix my mom's problem...which has been ongoing for months. Please stay away from this doctor! I wish I could give less than one star!

Best doctor there is

Dr Matthew Brown has been the most attentive doctor I have been a patient of in years. He listens to my concerns and does not rush me out. This is a rarity in today's medical offices I've found. He is excellent, down to earth and never belittling.

This doctor is a very judgemental I seen him once back in February 14th 2017 for a shoulder injury all because I asked him for something for pain he called me a doctor shopper all because with in the past 2 yrs prior to seeing him I had 4 pcp changes and received narcotic pain medication from two different physicians one was from a surgeon the other was from the hospital he called me a drug seeker and addict all because of this and this happen 1 week after officially meeting him he wrote me this

I am shocked by the comments already posted. I had my very first surgery by Dr. Brown. I had never had surgery before my hysterectomy by him. I was nervous about being put under anesthesia. He walked me through the how and why. He held my hand prior to being wheeled into the OR and asked if I had any questions he could answer before we started. I was 100% comfortable with his care, his knowledge and his bedside manner. His nurses were more than helpful setting up my appointments, handling my insurance and calling in my medications. I would recommend him any day! I'm having surgery number two by him soon for a different reason unrelated to the hysterectomy but I'm going in just as confident in him as the first time. He is wonderful!!

I had Dr. Brown back when he was still at OB/GYN Associates. He always seemed generally distinterested in his job, and he actually bruised me once because he pressed down so hard when measuring my belly. I also had a friend who told him she didn't think her baby was head down. Without really checking he told her it was. After not progressing when she was in labor, it turned out her baby was breech just like she thought and she had to have a c-section.

The office staff is rude from the front desk on including the sonographer who was laughing at something she was reading while explaining I had a miscarriage. Then when seeing Dr. Brown to discuss why I had a miscarriage it seemed inconvenient that I had been put on his schedule. At a time when I had just found out I lost a baby you would think there would be some sort of compassion from someone in the office but it was non existant.

I have read some negative comments regarding Dr. Brown, but I have never had experiences even close to this. Dr Brown has always made me feel extremely comfortable and at ease. I have been seeing him for fertility issues for approx 3 years and reccomend him very highly!

Is usually late to appointments - was even 45 minutes late to a scheduled surgery (and I was the first of the day). Seemed uninterested in trying to diagnose the cause of miscarriages and advocated a treatment that he admitted was unlikely to help.

Dr.Brown delivered my first child. He was extremly rude not only at the birth but also at the office visit's. He actually was talking on the phone with one hand and gloved the other and checked my cervix (during labor!) with the other. When I ended up needing an emergency c-section i cried and he actually asked me "whats your problem? Why dont you want a section?, its not a big deal." I felt like a number and he just wanted to get me in and out. I also felt like he used a lot of unessacery interventions to try to speed up the process so he could get home. NOT a good experience and NOT a nice man. I know they do this everyday...but having a child is a VERY unique experience in someones life. Have compassion!