Jeffrey S Morris's Online Review Report Card

I blame Dr. Morris being negligent in his treatment of my husband who complained of severe pain in his leg for several months. He didn’t even look at my husband leg! I had an appointment with Dr. Morris four days before my husband DIED of CARDIAC ARREST from the BLOOD CLOT that travelled from his leg to his heart! I brought my husband in with me where asked/ begged Dr. Morris to send him for an ultrasound! He ignored me and merely said it could be his varicose veins or a pinched nerve in his back and told him to do a few crevices ( which he demonstrated) and still didn’t look at he leg! P Like I said four days later my husband WAS DEAD,! I never felt comfortable with Dr. Morris as on a previous occasion when I tried to tell him I wanted to find out why I was having reoccurring symptoms of an issue I was having, he said SHUT UP... I was only asking you how you felt NOW” and raised his hand as to make m stop explaining!

Dr. Morris is one of the best doctors I have ever dealt with. Not only is he understanding but extremely patient with all my questions. He is extremely knowledgeable and direct, which I appreciate immensely. I dread the day he retires and I have to find a new doctor. Thanks for everything Dr. Morris!

Dr Morris is the best Dr I ever met! He makes me feel very comfortable taking my clothes off during exams. Dr Morris is very very NICE Doctor.

This is the first place and my first doctor kunica was excellent in everything.Dr.m took over ,good service, but most of the time just writes me prescriptions.

Great doctor. He gives good tips and I found he was right about a lot of stuff in regards to what I was feeling.

I had to switch he was awful he doesn't care about his patients.

Excellent Doctor for my entire family! Would recommend him to anyone!

My husband and I recently had a miscarriage. The day we found out was due to an Ultrasound I had booked the day before. We were under the impression that we were 12 weeks along. 2 days prior to this, we had seen Morris for a routine prenatal check up and I had mentioned I had spotting for about a week. He and his student told me it was nothing to worry about and didn't even suggest an ultrasound at that time. Luckily I had one booked the following day anyways. I knew something was wrong at the Ultrasound when the tech had to go in vaginally (at 12 weeks, or so we thought...). I could hear no heartbeat. She told us our doctor would get the results that day. Low and behold we never got any phone call that day with regards to what happened (even after his receptionist said if it was urgent he'd call- that was a crock of BS). It was only because my husband and I were proactive and booked an appointment with Morris the following day that we found out. When we did find out, it wasn't Morris that came in the room to read the results to us, but his student. They both clearly did not even read the results until that moment. I could see on the computer screen the word URGENT in red, capital letters. Why hadn't they called me the day before to tell me? The student asked ME what I thought had happened- thinking back, what the hell did I know? I'm not a "trained doctor"!? This is what THEY are for. To tell and explain to ME what happened. She told us we miscarried. When Morris came in the room he didn't even know. until she told him. There was no mention of after care, mental health care- nothing. He referred us to go to emerg and see the OB on call there. Through all this, we are very upset with the lack of care and attention to the pregnancy, making us believe we were 12 weeks along, when it was only 6 weeks with a miscarriage. Needless to say Morris will NOT be our GP anymore and I pitty anyone that goes to him thinking they will get the best care they deserve. What I've learned is to always advocate for yourself and always get a second opinion. You have to navigate the medical system yourself. Do NOT rely on you doctor's as they clearly do not have the best interest of their patients in mind. Especially first time parents who are scared shitless.

Dr. Morris can be quite blunt and rude when pressed for time. DOes not like to be questioned when in this time one needs to be proactive about their health.

Was transferred to him when lovely Dr.McCourt returned to OT. He is fine add long as you smile, nod, and agree. Once he figured out my IQ not that of a slug he became unfriendly and unkind. Only doctor I have ever asked for help and he acted like ajudgemental child. Best part is I can't be transferred to another doctor in the clinic so I am stuck between no care and horrible care. Even the nurses roll their eyes about him and his behavior.