Matthew Milligan's Online Review Report Card
Matthew Milligan
3.5
Average Star Rating
84
Total Reviews
2
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Matthew Milligan's Reviews
I have known Dr. Milligan for well over 25 years. He is always punctual and thorough.
The most empathic and compassionate doctor I've ever had.
Dr. Milligan is awesome. He listens.
I recently had a swollen lip. Dr Millgan ordered blood tests and said he felt I was OK. Then my hand swelled up. Tookmore blood tests and said it was OK. Went to Italy and in Florence my tongue and throat swelled. Got through the night and got to Venice. My lips started swelling and my throat was swollen almost shut. Went to Emergency Room in Venice Italy. The Dr looked at me and asked if I was on lisinopril. Watched me for 2 hours. Told me to throw out lisinopril that I was allergic to it. I was also covered with hives everywhere. It called it angioadema with hives. He put me on a different blood pressure medicine. He never ran a test and never touched me. It took a Dr in Emergency in Venice Italy to diagnose what was wrong. I went to Dr Milligan when I got home and he shugged it off and put me on another blood pressure medicine. Really??? My husband was recently diagnosed with Pulminary Fibrosis by a pulminary specialist. Jim had just had a physical with Dr Milligan and told him his lungs burned and he couldn't breathe when he worked out. Dr Milligan ignored him. It took us calling a pulminary group to get help. Scary... Nice man...His diagnostics have something to be desired. Time to do a switch..
I don’t trust all doctors inherently. Dr. Milligan has earned my trust overtime. Very thankful he is still around and has stayed for so long. Five stars for sure.
I have gauze still in my back. Was 15 minutes late to an appt and they want me to reschedule. Dr is rude as well on top of that.
His first question to me, a single man in my early 30's-was, "So you've had a vasectomy?" followed by, "Do you HAVE any children?"
I had to randomly schedule with Dr. Milligan, due to my Provider not being available. Dr. Milligan was very prompt and professional. He assisted me with what I needed and got me on my way. I’m so appreciative.
I have had Dr. Milligan for well over 20 years and have been going to Summit Primary Care for close to 40 years or ever since I can remember! Dr. Milligan is a good doctor, however sometimes comes across to bluntly however I like pragmatic people because Im very pragmatic as well! Dr. Milligan in that aspect gets my most highest regards! I have sent some friends to him however they thought he didn’t have a good bedside manor mainly about him being sharp and quick with them, but I had warned them that this is his style! Dr. Milligan also has done an excellent job in assisting me a bridge when I have been in-between pain management clinics. This last visit he didn’t spend anytime with me whatsoever nor did he even listen to me when i told him the Z pack does nothing for me and Cepro works for me! He also rushed me too quickly! Both him and his nurse Salean seemed to look at me as if I was a problem patient this last visit? He also didn’t believe me that I had pneumonia, but I di
Office always clean and front office staff is polite and pleasant to deal with. Doctor is always punctual and helpful and I never have a problem getting an appointment. He listens and orders appropriate tests and blood work and was timely on a referral to deal with an acquired autoimmune disease. Filling prescriptions is a chore because an office visit is required every time even for long term medications that we will always be on for the rest of our lives and results in unneeded office visits and copays. If not for this one flaw he would be five star!!!
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