Ronald S. Miller's Online Review Report Card
Ronald S. Miller
2.1
Average Star Rating
11
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Ronald S. Miller's Reviews
My husband saw Dr. Miller for back pain. He took xrays and identifed increased disc issues. He only recommended OTC pain reliever/PT which has been done over the years. My husband is an active Octogenarian and does home exercises. Ten years ago, Dr. Miller told husband to "just live with pain" in his shoulders. Unfortunately, when appt booked, didn't realize it was the same doctor from previously. We do not recommend, as he shows minimal compassions and little problem solving.
I have kind of a mystery ailment but I could tell he really wanted to solve it
I would not recommend anyone seeing this doctor if your seeking pain management. He would not help me what so ever. I drove three hours to see him. He doesn’t care about anyone, and just brushed me aside. He told me there was nothing he could do to help me with my chronic pain. Even though he could. He is a heartless person. I am not the kind of person to leave a review on someone, he was just that much of a disappointment. I don’t understand how they even call themselves doctors if they are not going to help people. What a waste of my time. Hope I can save someone else from wasting their time.
Very happy with my visit with Doctor, front office staff and back office staff.
Unfortunatley, I think he needs to retire. He doesn't seem to care.
I have been seeing Dr Miller for 4 years.now due to a lower back injury As a career fireman he understands the physical rigors of my job and is extremely helpful with pain reduction ideas, workouts, injections etc. He is a super nice doctor with a great bedside manner. I highly recommend.
Dr. Miller seemed to be a very nice person, but was absolutely useless as a doctor. Didn't listen and discounted everything I said. It was like he was playing doctor instead of actually focused on helping patients. Charged a fortune for nothing.
My mother is 81, wears hearing aids and is visually impaired. She needed TLC from Dr. Miller which he absolutely did NOT provide. He was non-communicative during her procedure/injections re: the pain to be expected and even when the injections would be administered. She was in severe pain. We, her family had basic questions after, but he would not meet with us. Instead, we were told to pick her up outside at a specific doorway. She was very shaken, upset. Find a different MD for your love one.
I was sent to Dr Miller by my employers insurance company for an independant medical examination. I feel that Dr Miller did not perform an honest assessment of me, but rather found a reason to provide the insurance company the outcome they wanted. In my opinion Dr Miller likely takes these insurance evaluations because of his poor reviews. He is not a patient focused Doctor.
Dr. Miller is arrogant, aloof, spends little time with you and has a nurse practioner that is clippy and snippy. I refused to go back to her when staff booked me with her. He does not have a good bedside manner and refused to write a prescription for me for severe back pain, even though my pain management physician in another state had me on it and it worked! I will not be returning to this physician and do not recommend him to anyone! Patients are paying these doctors their salary and they often forget that! He also does not take other state's workers comp patients. Good bye and good riddance!
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