James Holler Md's Online Review Report Card

Great visit, quick, thanks. Would recommend to others.

A Very positive experience. Always spends time with patients and quality of service is excellent. Highly recommend.

I have been a patient of Dr Hollers for over 10 years. In all that time he has always treated me with the utmost respect. Always listens and and asks what I think. Never tries to push me into anything I don't want or feel good about. Couldn't ask for a better Dr..

He walked in and said "oh so you have a tummy ache" then talked to me like I was an idiot. He is very self-absorbed and talked down to me like I was a child and was complaining for no reason. I had waited 2 weeks before I went in and did not have a "tummy ache" had something else wrong which was taken care of by a different Dr. I would avoid this person at every cost.

I’ve been a patient of Endwell Family for over 25 years. I ended up seeing Dr. Holler as my primary care because he was the only one with openings after my primary left. He spends most of the time talking about his political beliefs. He treated my chronic pain by telling me to see a psychiatrist or therapist (I have arthritis). He wouldn’t give me a referral to a specialist but told me to call around. When my dentist told me I needed to see my primary care for an autoimmune problem in my mouth, Dr. Holler actually yelled at me. I would not recommend him to my worst enemy. My adult children had the same experience with him.

He refused to take my chronic pain from arthritis seriously telling me to see a psychiatrist. He wouldn’t give me a referral to a specialist but told me too look one up. When my dentist told me to talk to my primary care about an autoimmune condition in my mouth, he yelled at me and told me that was my dentists job. I will never go back to see him.

This Dr. Left me in tears on numerous occasions. He is rude, insulting and just plain didn't care about my medical issues. I was misdiagnosed by his rude medical assistant over the phone several times without her ever consulting the physician. He pushed me off to other physicians instead of dealing with medical issues that were clearly within his scope of practice. These were basic medical issues that he and his staff clearly did not want to treat or be bothered with.

I was going through a terrible divorce and depressed. I went to Dr. Holler only after getting the courage to seek help and share the personal pain. I left the office in the most dramatic crying fit I have personally ever had after he told me that I was bi-polar! (He came to this conclusion after I explained what an upbeat person I tend to be) He also told me that maybe my x husband could not put up with my 'disorder'. He claimed he was likely the real victim. He was pacing irregularly in the room, no nurse to help me get away from him and he went on random tangents referring to his study of metal disorder and actors who fit each profile. He even did impersonations of A few. I was completely frozen in fear. He became irritated when I asked to leave (as he was acting very odd) and said that he could only suggest I don't ' jump off a bridge.' As a college educated professional, I can honestly say, something is not right with this man. Stay far away from him. I don't want anyone to suffer as I did. Ps. I am currently doing just fine...oh, and not bi-polar!

Decided a diagnosis before given the facts. Spent more time on his political views than my physical concerns. I do not trust that his opinions are knowledge based.

Was misdiagnosed with a neurological disease which there was "no test for" and sent off with a prescription. I was very scared. Dr. Holler did not answer my questions. Was rude and uninterested. Talked down to me as if I was a child. When I voiced that I did not think I had that disease he stated, "well you have it, you either treat it or you don't."Did not even recommend or suggest seeing a neurologist. Thank goodness for my sister in law who is a nurse and said that at the practice where ahe works they send any patients with that diagnosis to a neurologist. I went to a neurologist who confirmed I did NOT have the disease. It ended up being a tooth issue (which is what I thought all along) but due to the anxiety the diagnosis produced in me I started having panic attacks! I would not recommend Dr. Holler. When placing my health in someone's hands I want a doctor who is careful, compassionate, and willing to listen and answer questions.