Jonathan Taylor's Online Review Report Card
3.0
Average Star Rating
15
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
5
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Accepts Medicare
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Review Summary
Dr Taylor's practice received 53.3% positive feedback, with patients praising his professionalism, surgical skills, and friendly demeanor. However, 46.7% of the feedback was negative, primarily citing poor follow-up, rude staff, and long wait times. The practice is noted for expert care, yet it needs better administrative processes.ScoreDoc Score
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List of Jonathan Taylor's Reviews
Don't expect much of anything after he's done surgery on you. I highly suggest having another Dr for surgery. Dismissed me & my ongoing pain. Was no help at all.
Dr Taylor has always taken treated me with the utmost respect, treating me in a caring manner. His early diagnosis of my prostate cancer has increased my long term survival and his removal of my large stones has helped my quality of life. I enjoy his bedside manner.
I saw him for a low to nearly non functioning kidney he diagnosed in an unrelated surgery and I didn’t feel like I was taken seriously at all. He cut me off mid sentence, shut down my questions and concerns and refused to tell me the symptoms of a kidney infection because I would “imagine them and convince myself I had one”. We got into a pretty heated argument and I left furious. I will never see another Greenville urologist.
Dr. Taylor has been taking care of me for 13 years, Dr. Taylor and his nurses Leigh and Melissa are best I’ve been to.
Dr. Taylor is awesome! He is calming, easy to talk to, answers all of our questions, addresses all of our concerns, an undeniable expert in his field, we are so fortunate to have him as our Doctor!
My husband was forced to see Dr. Taylor one week after the doctor did a prostate biopsy due to an abnormally high PSA test. I say 'forced' because of two wrong assumptions we made, and we know what happens when we assume... Firstly, my poor husband was certain he had cancer, feeling that obviously a doctor is only going to make you come back to the office if the news is bad. When he found out a lung biopsy was cancer, that doctor called and just referred him to an Oncologist. No one I can remember has gone back for a doctor to tell them they don’t have cancer. Our second wrong assumption was that after a ten minute biopsy that was billed $1,064 (not including pathology) I was absolutely expecting not to billed $129 for a very literal two minutes with the doctor. This is nothing but unadulterated greed. 1000% greed. Having an HSA, which many people do, means we almost always have something left to pay. Greedy with no people skills.
I worked with the PA for my workup and only met Dr. Taylor minutes before my surgery to remove kidney stone. Since my surgery was on a Thursday I ended up in the Emergency Room Friday evening with Breakthrough Pain that had to be controlled. When I called Dr. Taylor on Saturday evening in the same state he seemed to be worried that I had bothered him. So far this Monday morning there has been no follow up to see how I am recovering from the surgery.
Only interested in money
this man and place is a joke all they are after is the $$$$$
Does not show concern for pt . Limited services which has decreased during past several yrs. routine textbook approach to medicine.
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