David E. Carleton's Online Review Report Card

Not good, no offer of support. Did not give me good care. Bad experience overall, went in sick and wouldn’t help bad practice, VA Physicians corrupt not helping when can to go to a specialist for moe appts and funds generation to practice, could have given medical advice but didn’t; wasn’t a good experience. Left sick and sicker due to no help and stress. Should have known Parham’s would have been lousy and it was. Lady in front trying to do her job but rude at times. Doctor would not help me and left still sick and sicker from the stress.

Dr. Carleton is very professional and friendly. He listens and provides great feedback. He takes time to get to know his patients and their concerns. His bedside manner is top-notch and I would recommend him to anyone with any issues related to his specialty of rheumatology.

I don't recommend Dr. Carelton to anyone seeking an Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. I saw him because I had diagnosed myself with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. I presented him with my findings and was told he didn't think I had EDS. Well I thought maybe he was right. He delayed my offical EDS diagnosis and treatment by 5 years. After my offical diagnosis by a world-renowned geneticist I went back to see him and shared my offical diagnosis to which he did some back peddling and excuses.

Liked him as a doctor. He was able to diagnose me and I did not feel rushed and felt like I was heard. Front desk staff...very rude and condescending.

This doctor will make me start a "Patients' lives matter" movement. No concern for patient's time or pain. Too much care for his precious time and schedule.

Staff are unprofessional, incompetent and don’t care to help. They don’t take calls during lunch time and you can’t leave a messages during this time. If you ask them a question as if you’re bothering them. It’s taking over a month to get a prescription for my mother in law and still Dr Carlton haven’t done it correctly. He doesn’t care. It’s unbelievable.... it seems all what he cars about is how much money he makes. She has been a patient of him for over 5 years. I would say the nurse that gives injections is very nice and professional. Save your time and go see someone else

I have been seeing this doctor for about 2 years now and agree with the previous post about his bedside manner. The lady at the front desk is rude. The ladies at the back desk aren't much better. His gal that does lab work can never hit a vein. And the gals doing the infusions are cheerful. Other than that, this Doc is just in it for the money. It's not at all about serving the public. I'm told he's the best in town-is this true?

Having been a patient for a decade, I'm at a loss to explain my last experience. Sadly, it actually will be my last as I'm sure it'll be easy to replicate the experience elsewhere. Never heard back on the blood work.

I just called to schedule an appointment for my husband with Dr. Carleton and I was told that they would not see him, since we are self pay. I guess they figure that they can get more money out of the insurance companies than they can us. This is why insurance is so unaffordable.

Initially, nice and understanding but when the disease or symptoms become complicated he is quick to pass you off to another provider or back to the referring doctor.