John M Ducey's Online Review Report Card

First visit and annual physical. Can see why Dr Ducey gets great reviews. Time taken to discuss all things being over 60. Staff was nice and efficient. Thank you for the great experience!

I’ve been seeing Dr. Ducey since 2016,His staff and his self are very nice and efficient and thorough in diagnosis.

Dr Ducey is a great Dr and Ive been a patient for 15 years. The woman answering the phone and making appointments is awful. Im really sick and made an appt with her. Because Ive been healthy for the last 3 years and haven't needed to see him, now she says now I cant see him. Crazy. I hate to losing a good Dr because of terrible staff but, He should hire better people. Its a shame that Ive been a patient with his so long. Its really sad that When you really need a Dr, they are not there...Done

Dr.Duecy is my current PCP. He really is an amazing doctor. Calm collected and knowledgeable. He explains things clearly and with compassion. He also looks out for his patients best interest and has always provided me with excellent care and attention to detail. As a doctor and overall human being I would recommend him highly. The office staff there is also very attentive and make it a smooth experience. If you're looking for a PCP this is the place.

Both he and his nursing assistant are best versed in care coming from the medical teaching hospitals in the NE of the US. It’s been challenging as a “complicated” patient with an extensive medical history here in TN, but Dr. Ducey practices with humor, skillfulness, fairness, and a confidence, I’ve rarely seen in TN and was accustomed to in NÉ. He is honest & empathetic as his NA, Carolina.I even convinced my parents to see him, and we are all extremely pleased in his care.But he might think I’m crazy, because on a visit, my mom said Bill Gates was giving me a large sum of money for my company, I am attempting to form…lol. When she mentioned it to me, I said, “This time I’ll take blame for missing hearing you say that, but since you’re going deaf and refuse to wear hearing aids; I look like a lunatic if you say that to anyone, whether there was validity to it, which there is absolutely zero truth to that.” Lol 😂 I love what she thinks she hears, but he is fabulous with my parents, and that matters so much to me.I highly recommend him for patients of any age, and I was my former family physician’s Director of Nursing for one year to assist him to update all his policies and any specific requests prior to returning to college. At this point, I’d been a highly regarded Director of Nursing in NE beginning in Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine at GW to Internist to OB/Gyn to Geriatrics as I intended to go to Med school, but my illnesses began then and had to turn down scholarships.My point is finding one physician to confidently care for your entire family is a bigger blessing than many realize.🤗

Dr. Ducey is thorough, kind, and patient. He really listens, doesn’t rush you, and takes your concerns seriously. He’s got a common sense approach to wellness that is much appreciated. The office staff is always friendly and helpful, and the wait time is short! This doctor’s office exceeds my expectations every time.

My last name is (legally) Peterman to Dr. Ducey.He’s been my PCP for 4 years now and he’s the best doctor I’ve ever seen. He’s calm, collected, compassionate and overall a great human being. His nurses are all very sweet and it seems as though the office is like a family unit! I love to see it!Thank you Dr. Ducey and staff! See you next time :)

Thorough and patient. Does not over prescribe medications.

Dr Ducey and his staff are always kind, knowledgeable and very helpful. I receive excellent care and highly recommend them to anyone.

I am in the market for a new PCP...my previous PCP retired. Notwithstanding the fact that Dr. Ducey was highly recommended by a family member, it seemed reasonable to at least meet him, before making the decision to "hire" him. I called Dr. Ducey's office and spoke to Shawna. I told her that I was looking for a new PCP and asked if there was any way I could meet Dr. Ducey before making the decision to transfer to him as a patient. I indicated a willingness to meet him before or after normal office hours. Shawna's response was pretty emphatic - there was no way to meet Dr. Ducey without "establishing care". I have no idea who Shawna is, but I did not get a feeling that she cared whether or not I became a patient or not. I guess I'll keep looking.