John Williams's Online Review Report Card
John Williams
3.5
Average Star Rating
44
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Graduation Year
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of John Williams's Reviews
Was too concerned about other health issues I was already aware of and addressing with the appropriate specialists. While I would have appreciated his awareness of these, he spent more time on them than my actual detail. He reserved the biopsy machine based on my ultrasound before he even saw me, which was encouraging based on the exponential rate of growth (between 450-1000%). The radiologist as well as hematologist/oncologist I see had encouraged FNA be performed. He was dismissive and mildly arrogant. Left feeling defeated and unheard. Have now consulted with a center in Florida that has recommended a biopsy and will be moving forward with them. If you have nodules (as many do) be sure to do your homework if you are seeing Dr. Williams.
The best specialist for hormones, cortico steroid levels and thyroid issues. Dr. Williams listens Andis VERY knowledgeable.
If I could give this man less than 1 star I would. He is arrogant and dismissive of patient concerns. I went to him with a positive MRI for a pituitary tumor. He was dismissive and claimed my issues were due to pcos. Fast forward I left him and went to a wonderful endocrinologist in Nashville who not only attentive to my positive mri but was searching the best treatment. She later discovered I had an adrenal tumor as well. Now due to her proper treatment I am now essentially symptom free. If I had stayed with Dr. Arrogant no nothing then I would still be suffering many unpleasant symptoms and probably have diebetes.
Dr explained my options very well. Then walked me through procedure. Would recommend.
I have been a patient of Dr Williams for over 12 years. He has helped me to reduce my A1c to 6.3 and keep it there. I highly recommend him!!
One of the worse doctors I have ever been to. Arrogant and self serving - he dismisses a lot of patients because they won't abide by his demands - he will not see latients leaving all the up front communication to his NPs who are as bad - this clinic has no idea what the Hypocratical Oath is - he is evil if you ask me - not qualified to be a doctor - he does not care about patients that do not bow down to him.
Absolutely love him! Has helped in every way possible to relieve some of the pain I have been experiencing for years and has even referred me to a Neuro Specialist for the pain he wasn't able to alleviate. Very concerned about his patients and them getting the help needed. Thanks again to him!
Dr. Williams is good in regards to knowing that your TSH needs to be around 1, or slightly lower, to feel best. He also started treating me when my TSH was around 3.5, which is still "within range" for most labs. Many doctors won't treat someone until they have a TSH of 5 or more. So, Dr. Williams in great in this regard. However, when my labs indicated I may need T3, he did not want that. He was also reluctant to give Armour. These things made me drop him. I have to live in this body!
First appointment started. 20 minutes late. Second appointment started 55 minutes late. No apology for tardiness from him or any of his staff. He seems to be very through and real world kind of guy. I liked him. The front office staff is pitiful. Large staff of all women poorly dressed and kinda a Goth vibe going on. The staff tends to bark commands to patients. I watched dozens of incoming patients (while I waited) so I know my experience was not novel. The office is in high demand but no management oversite apparent on main desk area. No questionnaire or feedback asked for by the practice. It's a shame, as they could surely benefit from a bit of direction.
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