Aaron David's Online Review Report Card

Dr. David is very compassionate and caring Doctor. He listens and asks questions to give the best help and Medical Advice. He had been great with both of our boys.

Dr. David is an excellent Family Physician who listens well, is very knowledgeable, and knows when and how to both treat and refer. All that I know who have treated by him, which are many, have only praise for Dr. David.

I have been a patient of Dr David since I was 14. I am 45 now and wouldn’t want to see anyone else. I trust him, he’s more thorough than my primary doctor, and always takes his time with me and answers all my questions. He delivered my son in 2006, He made my emergency c section a comfortable, and calming situation. I hope he never retires! His sense of humor is also very refreshing:)

I'm not sure where these negative reviews came from, but they are far from reflective of my experience with Dr. David. My wife and I have gone to him for 6 years now, and continue to go to him after moving out of Corvallis. He's a true family physician who cares about his patients as whole people, and not just as a set of conditions and symptoms. In fact, we trust and like him so much we asked him to be our infant daughter's primary doc. He even stopped in the hospital while recovering from surgery to pay our daughter a visit after she was born, despite him already arranging for another doc from CFM to be covering her needs while he was on leave. He's an incredibly soft-spoken and knowledgeable doctor, so reading a review claiming he shouts at patients makes me believe the reviewer may not have a firm grounding in reality.While some people with histories of only posting 1 star reviews engage in character assassination, I felt it was worthwhile to have an honest review from a long time patient.

I will be leaving Corvallis Family Medicine because my doctor-patient relationship with Dr. David Aaron has not worked out. He may work for some people, but has not been helpful to me.I've been his patient for the past two years, and during my visits, I have not felt supported. Dr. David Aaron often makes condescending remarks about my health and lifestyle and is more negative than positive, which makes me terrified to go to the doctor and engage with him. He does more criticizing than supporting and helping me find solutions, which doesn't work well for me and my style. I need a doctor who can empower me and understand my circumstances--especially as someone who is working and going to school full-time (maintaining good health is hard!). His appointments are also very quick, which doesn't suit me well because I am someone who asks a lot of questions. This seems to be consistent with a few other reviews listed about him. I agree that he is short and the appointment feels rushed.In regards to his timeliness, I haven't had any issues with that. For professionalism, I'm not sure if he's skipped out on medical check requirements, but everything's been fine for me in that regard. In terms of knowledge, I only recently found him to be inexperienced when I brought up specific questions about LGBTQ+ related medicine/treatments, which he was unaware of (another reason why he wasn't a good fit for me). I understand that he may have limits to his knowledge of medicine--especially new medicine--but instead of trying to help me navigate those resources, he rushed me off of the phone and suggested I speak with an Infectious Disease Specialist. This doesn't align with my definition of a caring doctor.As a queer person of color, I would not recommend Dr. David Aaron to support you and your needs.

Dr David is the best physician I have ever had. Proffessional, kind and caring. I give him a solid TEN!

i have been told that my illness was in my head, or i needed counseling. He was friendly and listened to me and treated me with respect. I believe i am on the path to healing, Thank you Dr. David!

I can not recommend Dr. David. He is always late, he is inexperienced, and frankly he is *NOT* a nice man...

I absolutely loved my prior physician at Corvallis Family Medicine, but Dr. Aaron David is a patient's worst nightmare. The reason is that this young whippersnapper is both impolite and significantly below average in skill. Moreover, in the appointments I've had with him he has consistently omitted many standard health questions and examinations, such as listening to the patient's heart beat, discussing changes in health, and listening to concerns about medications. During my physical he neither physically examined me in any way or even looked me in the eye. He is often very short and more than once has made thinly veiled insults or snide remarks.He often also regularly 30 minutes - 1 hour late. Most recently I scheduled an appointment at a certain time, arrived early, waited over 30 minutes in the lobby and another solid hour in his waiting room.I would accept his poor manners if he were an average or above average quality Osteopath. However, in addition to the poor bedside manner, he graduated at the bottom of his class and his undergraduate Alma Mater is only Oregon State (nothing against the Beavers, but they are objectively a low-tier school and you can tell that you're getting a 4th rate physician). I would advise going elsewhere, if you value your health.

Recently family member being treated for chronic pain, fibromyalgia was prescribed the maximum doseage of IBUPROFEN 800mg 4 times a day. My family member was sent to emergency for vomiting blood, internal bleeding, ulcer due to the physician's order. He is an arrogant physician, will not give you the true attention you need to assess your health, he strongly prescribes pharmaceuticals with little focus on dietary nutrition, lifestyle modifications.