Andre Lagrange's Online Review Report Card
3.6
Average Star Rating
23
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
--
Medical School
-
Graduation Year
-
Source: data.cms.gov Check DocInfo.Org for any disciplinary action against this provider.
ScoreDoc is affiliated with RepuGen and GMR Web Team. You're welcome to work with them or any provider you choose.
Sentiment Analysis
| Top Entities | Top Positive Key Trend Drivers |
|---|
| Top Entities | Top Negative Key Trend Drivers |
|---|
Sentiment Analysis
Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Andre Lagrange's Reviews
My wife has been treated for epilepsy for 58 years. As a military child and a military wife she has traveled all over. The worst care she has ever received is from Lagrange. He was more interested in flaunting his credentials than caring for my wife. His lack of concern went to the point of setting her up to have tonic clonic seizures by taking her off clonazapam cold turkey instead of weaning. He is the only doctor that I have ever looked in the eye and said “You are fired.”
Not worth your time , literally wasted mine . He was to “busy” to even come back to the room on the rounds the last days and when we did he had no valuable information . He is a joke do not waste your time or money . This hospital has been horrible.
All he did was waste my time and money . Gave no valuable information, ever . Would never recommend to anyone. Honestly would have better luck in a ER or a urgent care .
I was introduced to Andre Lagrange at the Nashville VA Hospital. Lagrange's first impression was sweet and caring, but that quickly ended when I began asking questions about my diagnosis and treatment. Lagrange told me, "you shouldn't nitpick". This coming from a doctor AND associate professor who also told me he was unable to pull my central line because he is "used to looking at screens all day" is unacceptable. As a healthcare professional, I do not recommend.
I was introduced to Andre Lagrange at the Nashville VA Hospital. Lagrange's first impression was sweet and caring, but that quickly ended when I began asking questions about my diagnosis and treatment. Lagrange told me, "you shouldn't nitpick". This coming from a doctor AND associate professor, who also told me he was unable to pull my central line because he is "used to looking at screens all day", is unacceptable. Lagrange is clearly not used to his patients asking questions or wanting to be involved in every decision of their health care. He was also rude to his resident neurologist and the kitchen staff. You can tell a HC professional's character by how they treat others.... As a healthcare professional myself, I do not recommend.
Impressively knowledgeable, incredible bedside manner, respectful, easy to talk to, and always a pleasure to see.
Although Dr. Lagrange seems very nice and intelligent, his office staff are impossible to reach. I always dread calling them because it takes forever for somebody to answer the phone. My pharmacy even had a very difficult time getting in contact with the office staff to get permission for a refill. How do I expect to get treatment if the doctor and his staff is always unavailable?
Awesome caring doctor. My husband is a Veteran and he really cares for him
My wife sees Dr. Lagrange for her epilepsy. Their over the phone service is HORRENDOUS!! we always seem to be on hold for 30 minutes or more regardless of the time or day. Messages are NEVER returned, and our pharmacy was unable to reach them in order to renew her prescription. This nearly caused a visit to the ER. I DO NOT RECOMMEND CALLING.... EVER.
Dr. Lagrange is the best, period. He knows the very latest advancements every visit, and always shares and explains and applies them when needed. He is so good about listening as well as talking. He is also very caring and sincere. Yes, he's busy...for a good reason...he's the best.
Did you find this reputation scorecard helpful?
Locations
No related location
Selection Criteria
All the information you see here is based on our analysis of internet reviews across the seven major review platforms most used by consumers during their healthcare provider selection. The platforms we selected are Google, WebMD, Yelp, HealthGrades, Facebook, RateMDs, and Vitals. The analysis algorithm uses the compiled data of average score, recency of reviews, number of reviews, and the sentiment expressed in the written comments. It then assigns weight to each parameter based on the available research on how consumers use reviews in their doctor selection process. This report is designed to help identify the doctors with the best overall review score in an area and does not reflect the doctors' competence.
Disclaimer
We recognize the importance of reviews in your selection of a healthcare provider. While we strive to make the information on this report as accurate as possible, ScoreDoc makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents of this report and is not liable for errors and omissions in the materials. ScoreDoc works with a 3rd party to collect data for generating this report. We encourage you to review the report for accuracy by visiting individual review platforms of doctors of interest based on their overall review score. We suggest you consider this report as initial input and independently verify all info before deciding on your healthcare provider.
Google
WebMD
Yelp
HealthGrades
Facebook
RateMDs
Vitals
