John Boyd's Online Review Report Card

Yes i would. Dr. Boyd is a awesome,sweet,caring Dr. The staff are also friendly and sweet. I'm so happy Dr Boyd is now my Dr.

He asked questions and listened well. He answered each of my questions to my great satisfaction. He did not recommend any treatment that was not indicated. His explanations were very clear. And he was pleasant to interact with.

I seen my PCPs CNP for toe pain due to my diabetic neuropathy, and was referred to OHIO FOOT AND ANKLE CENTER. They canceled my first appointment. So I was off work for 11 days. Went to my next appointment DOCTOR BOYD shaved my toe and gave me a pad for between them. We discussed medication for the pain. He was told during the visit that PCP practice doesn’t prescribe pain medication. 6 hours after my appointment I called to see if my Rx was called in, they said that Dr Boyd said that my PCP need to prescribe it. It is now Friday at 4pm and I have to work Monday, going on 14 days of being in pain. 8/10 when I work 14+ hour on my feet. I don’t think that is good practice

Very compassionate, listens, calls back right away after hours.

I was nervous to go back to Ohio Foot & Ankle being that I would be seeing a new doctor this time. However, when I got there Dr.Boyd made me feel very comfortable and he listened to my concerns and explained exactly what I needed to have done! Also informed me I would need surgery and he has privileges at the local hospital which is a BIG plus!

Poor communication skills - avoiding the family . not responding to relatives when we need some clarifications- too distant and not approachable at all.Zero empathy to patient needs or family concerns -As family I felt that this doctor looked at us as an inconvenience- wow how scare can yo get when you have a Doctor like this one ?

Met Dr. Boyd in St. Paul's ICU. He was incredibly arrogant, quick to diagnose that my father as a lost cause. He has probably watched too much "house". Dr. Boyd get a heart, people are not disposable, and family imput matters. I'm still trying to figure out why, on our way out of the"comfort room" for the final time, you asked me, if we were going to get an autopsy? Why, were you feeling a little doubtful in the care or lack thereof that he recieved at St. Paul's. It appeared to comfort you when I replied no, he was going to be cremated. Is it common practice to ask if one wishes to have autopsy? Regardless of your answer, you as a Dr., left much to be desired. You did not even bother to fully brief yourself, before telling us he was "dead". Please do you homework, before telling any family they should stop prolonging death. I will never forget you, and only hope you never have to experience the same medical care we recieved from you.