Douglas Dewar's Online Review Report Card

He was my OB/GYN when I lived in Rochester in the 1990s and he was the best I have found over the many years in 4 different States!

great doctorrr

My son was 19- 20 years old when he seen this man. In his first 30 days he prescibed him 350 hydocodone pills, He also prescibe him zanax then changed to oxecodone then when he couldn't afford them he gave him methodone and klonopin he went to this dr. for about a year when we as his parents found out where he got them. We made an appointment to see the dr. The dr. assured us that he would talk to him about rehab and would not give him anymore pills needless to say he gave him even more than what he was receiving. Three weeks later he almost died of a drug overdose (respitory Failure). This all could of been avoided if this dr. was doing him job instead of just giving out pills to get this kids addicted.This man should never in his life be able to prescibe to even a dog. I have a full one year pharmacy log of the pills that this man gave to him all I can say is he had to of wanted him to die just by the quanity of them. I hope and pray that this man will never be able to prescibe anything to anyone for the rest of his life!!!!

congratulations dr dewar for your retirement hopefully one day i will be there your staff is some of the most disrespectful people i have ever met you are an excellent doctor and i wish you well this retirement ordeal has left me literally scratching my head i have never felt so disrespected in my life when you told me you were going to retire you said i needed to find another doctor in which i did but because of my prescriptions i have been judged as a lowlife by your staff and other doctors staff as well i always thought if you had a problem you could go to a doctor and it would be treated or diagnosed with my backpain all i have received is a healthy dose of disrespect from everyone in the medical field to me that is sarcasm at its best do they not respect your diagnosis or are your staff doctors as well lol i spent three years in the usmc and was stationed in beirut and even those people didnt disrespect me as much as the medical staff that i have met no wonder older men doesnt go to the doctor the way they should too many professionals that doesnt have a clue of who you are or what ails you good luck doc the nurse said i can not be a patient anymore cause i followed your instructions and didnt read the fine print sarcasm there blood pressure medicine is a need but a back problem is not a medical necessity glad to see so many experts on what ails me pharmaceutical companies and doctors made this problem not me i only have a backache good luck doc

I was a patient at Kingston family Practice and the doctor I had quit- without notice. The next appointment I had, the receptionist informed me that there was a new doctor that I'd be seeing- Dr. DeWar. From the first visit, I took an immediate liking to him. He impressed me so much with his questions and demeanor. No matter what problem I've ever had, he's known what to tell me, and the next time I go in- he tells me even more. I trust this man so well, that instead of a pediatrician, he is my children's doctor. ANY problem we've EVER had- he knows how to fix it, AND he doesn't use the 'newest' drug on the market- he uses ones that work. There's been times that I've called and couldn't get in because of it being flu-season- HE called me back to find out what the problem was and has called in the medication that my kids needed based on the symptoms given over the phone. I've had to page him on the weekend- HE CALLS BACK!I've never experienced the service and understanding from ANY medical practitioner that I receive from him. Matter of fact, I don't think that it even exists today.