William Law's Online Review Report Card
3.9
Average Star Rating
141
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
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Accepts Medicare
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List of William Law's Reviews
He’s a very good dr
Worst doctor ever! This man did not run the standard of care bloodwork for my condition. I was extremely sick and he did nothing in regards to medication adjustment or even running the correct blood tests. He told me that’s is good as you will ever be. I went to another physician at another practice and they ran the correct bloodwork and adjusted my medication and my condition is very much improved. This doctor is extremely arrogant and down right obnoxious. He was hateful to my family. I do not recommend him to treat anything. Read these reviews people and you will see he does everyone the same way and it’s not good.
I've been a patient of Dr. Law's for a few years now. I couldn't ask for a better doctor. He helped me get the right medicine for me and is always concerned about my concerns and well being.
Dr. Law has been my endocrinologist since 1985. I have been a Type 1 diabetic since 1975. Dr. Law is up to date on current diabetes treatment. I cannot thank him enough for the excellent care he has provided over the past 36 years!
Dr law Jr mismanaged my medications caused me serious health issues and then when I was having those health issues refused to see me when my pcp requested an appointment. Then when I could no longer travel to Vanderbilt and tried to see a dr at Endocrinology Consultants he refused me treatment
Dr Law has no interest in caring for a human being, they are a mere inconvenience containing the disease he is treating.
I see him for hypothyroidism and honestly don't get all the bad reviews. I guess can see how he's kind of a know-it-all at times, but he's extremely thorough and friendly. He spent close to an hour with me on my first visit. I've never had a doctor do that before. He's obviously a perfectionist who insists on labs being perfect. He always makes time for questions and gives lots of praise for my efforts. I feel 10 times better than a year ago and as far as I'm concerned he gave me my life back!!
I’m so grateful for Dr.Law. I’m 59 years old and I have never had a Dr. like Dr.Law who really takes time to listen to me as well as he does. I know in my heart that he really cares for my well-being. He has helped me tremendously with my diabetes. I believe your practice benefits tremendously by having Dr. Law in your group.
I believe Dr. Law is extremely intelligent & experienced in his field. However, he does not share enough pertinent information with his patients. There are things patients need to know so they are not blind-sighted when they find out certain results & risks. I am a person, not a number. I respect him, but not sure he can empathize with his patients. To him, none of my symptoms are thyroid related & he only offers me one medication option. I've had to educate myself on this matter.
The worst "bedside manner" I have ever experienced in a doctor. Arrogance is off the charts. Likes to talk about himself, and not your symptoms. Horrible experience that made an already frightening cancer diagnosis far worse. Suggested that a thyroid cancer diagnosis with significant lymohnode involvement was "a bump in the road." Then proceeded to talk about his far less serious personal experience with trhyroid cancer. All about himself and not about the patient. Dr. Law is a terrible person.
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