William Nason's Online Review Report Card
William Nason
3.6
Average Star Rating
126
Total Reviews
3
Recent Reviews
6
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Accepts Medicare
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List of William Nason's Reviews
Dr. Nason is one of the best !!! I’ve had my last two babies delivered with his help and he’s always been very kind and more than willing to answer any questions addressing any concerns.he’s been my Obgyn over 14 years and If it’s your annual exam , birth control or whatever he’s top notch . Best staff as well.
He was the on-call doctor at the hospital when I went into labor. He sent me home 3 times. I was in severe pain and without making sure myself or the baby was okay he just told the nurses to tell me I needed to wait until my normal doctor was on call. I went into labor on Friday and she wasn't working again until Monday. He even instructed me to go home when my contractions were 3 minutes apart. I finally had my son on Monday. I had an emergency C section and my son spent the entire first week of his life in the NICU. My experience was a complete nightmare. I have never felt so uncared for in my life.
Terrible made my wife cry refused medications won't answer questions always acts like it's a bother to listen Don't go here
How is this man still practicing medicine? I wish I could give him negative 5 stars! Nine years ago he delivered my grandson. He was cold and in a hurry. We barely saw him at all. (That was probably a good thing) Baby and mom were doing fine but taking too long for him. He gave my daughter an unnecessary C-section. Trust me, if you haven’t delivered by the end of his shift, he is going to pressure you to get a C-section, so he can go home. If mom and baby are fine, fight to have a vaginal birth. There are so many benefits to it, for mom and baby. Unfortunately, he just delivered another grandchild. And nine years later, he still hasn’t changed. This was my sons child and because of Covid I was not at the hospital. I learned afterward that their regular Dr was out of town and Nason was on call. Thankfully the baby came fast enough that she delivered vaginally. But, Dr Nason was rude and uncaring. Had music playing as if he didn’t want any questions from his patient and was very rough handling the placenta removal. He even said that he was in a hurry to get home before the snow. I wish I could have this man’s license revoked. I would not recommend him to deliver a pizza!
Two babies nine years apart and the same horrible experience! Please change your ways or retire!
Pleased with the Vaginal delivery of my baby boy after Dr. Nason took my care over from Dr. Cavasin (who I would not recommend). Although it would have been ideal if Dr. Nason and the nursing staff would have looked at my printed out labor plan. My birth plan was from "Mama Natural" a plain and simple format of my birth plan, I wanted to have my cord to be delayed in cutting. He opted to have the cord clamped and cut asap. I also did not want the baby to be cleaned after birth. Additionally at my six week Postpartum check up I had requested to be referred to Pelvic Therapy to assist with recovery because PT comes highly recommended after birth. Since I did not have any underlying concerns at the time he did not but was open to it later if needed. Fortunately I was able to make an appointment with Results for Pelvic Therapy without a referral and discovered that 4 months postpartum I had diastasis recti (2 inches wide) and continued to work on my pelvic floor to reduce leakage (successfully). Things that the OB office doesn't check and it is best to just do even if the doctor doesn't refer you. You have the right to receiving care before any underlying concerns. PT would have been best sooner rather than later to have received care when I was on maternity leave and baby was receiving the most care by my spouse (on paternity leave) and family. Plus after birth you likely have met your deductible and should take advantage of any after care covered by insurance asap.
If I could give a rating of zero stars I would. This is my first pregnanacy and I saw Dr. Nason for my first prenatal visit. He asked me if I I had any questions, which I did. I asked two questions, got answers to those questions and was then just basically directed to a website. I received zero additional information from him. Extremely disappointed with this visit and this doctor. I would not recommend him to anyone. Absolute garbage. I changed doctors for my second visit so hopefully it will be better.
zero stars, He is currently the Dr. to my Grand Daughter and I have never seen any Dr. with less involvement to a patient. Very upset...
He was the on-call doctor. It is my first pregnancy - I lost my mucous plug and had my bloody show. It is my first pregnancy end so I was concerned because I am four weeks early . I called the first time and left a message... 2 1/2 hours later - I called back - they connected me on the phone with him. He informed me that my bloody show “didn’t mean nothing” and to come in and see my doctor tomorrow - when the office was open. I was rushed off the phone in less than 1 minute. Praying he is not on call when I actually go into labor.
Was rushed, laughed at, and not listened to about health conditions. And the office NEVER answers the phone. If you want to be heard and have your pregnancy be valued while receiving education about it, I wouldn't go here. Overall very disappointed.
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