E A Franklin Md's Online Review Report Card

Takes his time and seems genuinely concerned with my health

He has a great bedside manner. He was able to answer the questions I had about a recent ER trip. Thanks for all that you do !

I worked for this provider for 10 years as his nurse practitioner. I thought that he was a great provider. I needed help with my diagnosis of PPMS. I needed a gatekeeper. I had to have paperwork completed for my long term disability to continue with it. The long term disability was my source of income. I had to have paperwork for my case for social security disability income also. I did not ask for PPMS and the complications. The provider stated “ All I am is someone to complete disability paperwork. How do I know that you really have the symptoms. Your symptoms are subjective. You say that you are short of breath. How do I know that you have fallen.” These are a few of his statements. I had documentation of my spirometry results decreasing. I had documentation of my speech issues. I gave it to his medical assistant. She was supposed to copied it to my chart. I had approximately 10 pages of results of the voice results per a speech pathologist. She returned it to me in minutes. I am unsure if the provider reviewed it or not. He had results of the evoked potentials showing a disconnect of my brain to the left leg. No we did not have any patients with multiple sclerosis while I was employed with him for 10 years, but I do wonder if this was a higher clientele, family or friend if he would researched multiple sclerosis. He discharged me for a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. I have the discharge letter to prove it. I was not a drug seeker, did not miss appointments or rude to his staff. I was very hurt by his accusations of faking my symptoms of PPMS. I understand about completing paperwork for disability, but it was my job. He did not have any suggestions for a provider either. Thank God that the speech pathologist knew of someone to take over my care of a gatekeeper. So if you have a common diagnosis, he can handle that, but if you do not, do not consider him.

Dr. Franklin is a compassionate and intelligent doctor who truly cares about his patients. He is a great diagnostician.

I worked for this provider for 10 years as his nurse practitioner. I thought that he was a great provider. I needed help with my diagnosis of PPMS. I needed a gatekeeper. I had to have paperwork completed for my long term disability to continue with it. The long term disability was my source of income. I had to have paperwork for my case for social security disability income also. I did not ask for PPMS and the complications. The provider stated “ All I am is someone to complete disability paperwork. How do I know that you really have the symptoms. Your symptoms are subjective. You say that you are short of breath. How do I know that you have fallen.” These are a few of his statements. I had documentation of my spirometry results decreasing. I had documentation of my speech issues. I gave it to his medical assistant. She was supposed to copied it to my chart. I had approximately 10 pages of results of the voice results per a speech pathologist. She returned it to me in minutes. I am unsure if the provider reviewed it or not. He had results of the evoked potentials showing a disconnect of my brain to the left leg. No we did not have any patients with multiple sclerosis while I was employed with him for 10 years, but I do wonder if this was a higher clientele, family or friend if he would researched multiple sclerosis. He discharged me for a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. I have the discharge letter to prove it. I was not a drug seeker, did not miss appointments or rude to his staff. I was very hurt by his accusations of faking my symptoms of PPMS. I understand about completing paperwork for disability, but it was my job. He did not have any suggestions for a provider either. Thank God that the speech pathologist knew of someone to take over my care of a gatekeeper. So if you have a common diagnosis, he can handle that, but if you do not, do not consider him.

I worked for this provider for 10 years as his nurse practitioner. I thought that he was a great provider. I needed help with my diagnosis of PPMS. I needed a gatekeeper. I had to have paperwork completed for my long term disability to continue with it. The long term disability was my source of income. I had to have paperwork for my case for social security disability income also. I did not ask for PPMS and the complications. The provider stated “ All I am is someone to complete disability paperwork. How do I know that you really have the symptoms. Your symptoms are subjective. You say that you are short of breath. How do I know that you have fallen.” These are a few of his statements. I had documentation of my spirometry results decreasing. I had documentation of my speech issues. I gave it to his medical assistant. She was supposed to copied it to my chart. I had approximately 10 pages of results of the voice results per a speech pathologist. She returned it to me in minutes. I am unsure if the provider reviewed it or not. He had results of the evoked potentials showing a disconnect of my brain to the left leg. No we did not have any patients with multiple sclerosis while I was employed with him for 10 years, but I do wonder if this was a higher clientele, family or friend if he would researched multiple sclerosis. He discharged me for a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. I have the discharge letter to prove it. I was not a drug seeker, did not miss appointments or rude to his staff. I was very hurt by his accusations of faking my symptoms of PPMS. I understand about completing paperwork for disability, but it was my job. He did not have any suggestions for a provider either. Thank God that the speech pathologist knew of someone to take over my care of a gatekeeper. So if you have a common diagnosis, he can handle that, but if you do not, do not consider him.

This doctor is amazing. He has a great bedside manner and is very intelligent. You never feel rushed with this doctor.

Very friendly office. Art Franklin has good people skills as well as medical skills. I appreciate that a lot.

I respect Dr. Franklin so much I've sent my mom, my son, my sister and now my new boyfriend to him. Dr. Franklin and his nurse practitioners rock! I'm just as comfortable seeing one of his nurse practitioners as I am seeing Dr. Franklin himself. They are a great team, and I trust them all with my health and my family's.

The staff of Dr. Franklin work together of taking care of you. The staff are professional and down to busnines with you in mind . I say this because I’ve been w/ them over 15 years. All of the team there. It’s a good feeling to know they care. I really believe Creasthaven Medical Center can be the right fit for anyone. Talk with the many doctors and the staff, they are the best. Everyone there is on top of their game in healthcare.