John Millspaugh's Online Review Report Card

Friendly , knowledgeable and caring doctors! Their office is always very clean. I would not go anywhere else.

Love Dr. Millspaugh. He knows his stuff for sure! Appreciate his time and his intentional effort for holistic care!

I saw Dr. Millspaugh as my primary care physician for close to 15 years. Overall, he was a great doctor. However, as the years went on, I noticed his bedside manner and ability to really listen to my concerns were beginning to fail greatly. The final straw for me was last summer (2020) when I was in the midst of a major depressive episode. I asked for a referral to a psychiatrist after having been under his care for my mental health for 4 years, since I felt a specialist would be able to help me find the best medicines. I also told him of my concerns that I may have ADHD. He not only laughed at the idea that a 28y/o woman could have undiagnosed ADHD, he refused to refer me to a psychiatrist - saying that he could just as easily prescribe my meds. I was also about to embark on a health program to lose weight the following week (which I have lost 70 pounds from), and when telling him this, he simply told me that I didn't need to diet, I should just not eat for 2 weeks and I'd be fine. This seemed to be a common theme with him when I presented issues of mental health as well. He has a "just stop doing the thing" or "just do this instead" attitude. He also never once told me outright that I had been diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder - but only confirmed that when I mentioned my therapist suggested it. Overall, I liked Dr. M and recommended him for years as he seemed to have a good knowledge of most ailments. However, I would not recommend him now to anyone due to his laissez-faire attitude, lack of bedside manner, and clear burnout.

I saw Dr. Millspaugh as my primary care physician for close to 15 years. Overall, he was a great doctor. However, as the years went on, I noticed his bedside manner and ability to really listen to my concerns were beginning to fail greatly. The final straw for me was last summer (2020) when I was in the midst of a major depressive episode. I asked for a referral to a psychiatrist after having been under his care for my mental health for 4 years, since I felt a specialist would be able to help me find the best medicines. I also told him of my concerns that I may have ADHD. He not only laughed at the idea that a 28y/o woman could have undiagnosed ADHD, he refused to refer me to a psychiatrist - saying that he could just as easily prescribe my meds. I was also about to embark on a health program to lose weight the following week (which I have lost 70 pounds from), and when telling him this, he simply told me that I didn't need to diet, I should just not eat for 2 wks and I'd be fine.

I've been seeing Dr. Millspaugh for more years than I can count at this point. He has always been very attentive to me. He is very knowledgeable and does not just order more medication unless he feels it is absolutely needed. He listens to me. His staff has always been great to me. I have also seen his two PA's Marc and Tim and they are great also.

Receptionist was significantly unhelpful.

A doctor’s staff greatly impacts their future business. If you can get past the front desk’s uncaring, unhelpful attitude, your doctor’s appointment would be pleasant. I would encourage Dr. Millspaugh to use his patient reviews as a teaching moment for his staff. When seeing a doctor, added stress from the staff is not the treatment goal.

Very thorough. Professional and caring. I have seen several doctors in my lifetime and he is by far the best! Their office is also top notch.

Best family practitioner in the area. Extremely quick, and incredibly friendly.

The entire staff is rude, uncaring, and too busy talking with each other to really care about their patients and pay attention seriously enough to give you trustworthy information