Ohio Health Primary Care Endocrinology & Pulmonary

Since this is a HIPAA issue, I will just say that we are pleased with the care and caring at our physician's office.

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His availability is good.  While sometimes it can be a little difficult to get in,  I can typically either see a different physician in the practice or speak to someone in triage.  There's some flexibility there. I think Dr. Thompson is willing to make adjustments with medications and is willing to offer treatment options to improve your Health but is cautious about non over-medicating.  Also, their office is conveniently located to me and the staff is generally good.

He goes beyond the call of duty. He calls my other doctors for me and spends about an hour checking up on me. He is prompt and doesn’t rush me in the appointment.  He explains everything to me well and gives me print outs to take home.  He asks me a lot of questions, which I really like. He will ask if I have any questions.

I've been going to Dr. Thompson for almost ten years.  He's very thorough and patient, and I like that he takes his time when meeting with me.  Additionally, he's very personable yet straightforward, and I'd recommend him to anyone.

EXTREMELY RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL.  WAS TRYING TO ESTABLISH CARE.  MAJOR ISSUES WITH THE NURSING STAFF WHICH WAS TOO BAD BECAUSE WE LIKE THE PHYSICIAN.

He seems to be very good, he has helped my father, as well as myself. He is with  a group, so if you can't see him, there is somebody there that you can see. The office environment is very good.

They were pretty good! They were very professional. I only waited for twenty minutes. The whole procedure only took about twenty minutes. She was polite and very informative. She made suggestions of how I could improve my pulmonary function with therapy.

First, I am really disappointed to see how out of date this list is! Ohio Health owns The Millhon Clinic now, and most of the doctors listed are not even there anymore. I signed up for Angie's lst today to try to find a new doctor's office.

The visits with both of my doctors went fine. I love my primary care doctor. I found out that the pulmonologist has no clue who I am. The pulmonologist referred me for a CT scan to hunt for lung cancer "just in case." The first time I met her, I had been out of the hospital for two weeks, and she told me I needed to accept that I would never be any better than I was right then. There's a fine line between being realistic and taking away somebody's hope. I AM better than I was when I got out of the hospital. I would like a doctor who is a partner in my continued improvement -- who believes in me.

Anyway, I have recently become unemployed, and we are still paying off the portion of my hospital bill that was not covered by insurance. I asked if the test was absolutely necessary. I was told it was to set a good base for the future. When the pre admission authorization person from Ohio Health called, I asked her to let me know how much money I had to bring to the test. She would not tell me. She said she could not do so until she had gone through the entire pre admission process and confirmed my insurance coverage. I told her to cancel the appointment.

A few days later, I took my mother to see her doctor at Millhon and they gave her a "memory test." The doctor called me a few days later to suggest that my mother see a neurologist for her memory, because she scored a 20 (out of 30). My mother is an avid reader and appears to be retaining what she reads. From my experience taking care of elderly people, retention of NEW information does NOT indicate dementia (Mom is 77). Oh, did I mention that "specialist" visits cost twice as much as "regular" doctors?

Since Ohio Health took over, I feel like they're trying to spend as much as they can. Appointments are now every three months, instead of every six. Tests are "bigger" and more expensive. Differentiating an office visit by regular doctor and "specialist" to charge twice as much for the "specialist" is ridiculous, especially since the general practice doctor needs to have more knowledge of the overall person than the "specialist." And what is so special about a "specialist" who doesn't recognize his/her patients?

Last, but not least, there has been a HUGE turnover in staff, and not for the better. Staff is tense, unhappy, and get defensive or argumentative if questioned. I have even had staff talk over me while I am trying to ask a question... I haven't figured out whether that is a tactic to ignore the patient, or drown them out.

This is really sad. Millhon used to be a place I would have held up to ANY medical office as the model for how things should be done. As part of Ohio Health? It's just not cutting it.

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I like his personality and he is very thorough.  He takes his time to listen to me and answers any questions that I may have.  I don’t have to wait very long.  His staff is excellent.  They are very kind and respectful.  They take their time with me.  I couldn’t ask for anybody better.

This was my first appointment but I plan to go back. I had lab work done there once since and that went very well.

The appointment went well. He showed good communication skills and caring for the patient which I appreciated. I felt like it mattered to him that I had come there in search of a doctor who would manage my health care. I shall return for a physical in November as I am due for one.
\My wish for an online patient system will be met early in 2014. I am used to getting lab results and ordering RX's that way. Dr. Thompson told me to call the office if I have a need for an RX prior to my appointment.
A good experience all in all.

I really like them because when I go for appointments, they're always within a 10-minute window. I don't usually have to wait. My doctor's appointments are on time. They have x-rays, for drawing blood and for getting other testing done. It's a higher health facility so my insurance works there for everything. The front desk is very helpful, they've recently gone to paperless transactions. The interaction with them, a lot of things are online. I can pay my bills on line, I can look at my account and I can email the doctor if I wish.

They have everthing I need at this clinic - labs, bloodwork, x-rays. .

Dr Bullock is always very responsive to my issues and took the initiative to make a specialty referral that worked out very nicely. I had seen her a year before when I had a different provider at this clinic when I had acute abdominal pain and she got me quick testing and alerted the surgeon's office the same day so I got quickly taken care of.

I see at least one doctor at Millhon Clinic every year for a physical. I rarely have to wait. Flu shots are a snap as you just show up and a nurse is available to give them to you without any wait. They have x-rays, blood work, etc... on site so you don't have to go to several places for any tests. I recommend seeing any doctor at the Millhon Clinic it's a one stop shop!.

Went in for a blood draw to renew my perscription. Very uneventful. Short wait.

Easy in.
Very short wait.  
Out quickly.
Time with Dr is right on point.
Dr B. walks you to the door when finished.

It was smooth and quick from start to finish. I was in and out of their office in about 20 minutes!

He is extremely knowledgeable. He's personable. He's extremely caring. His follow up is phenomenal. He makes the calls personally himself. I'm moving, and I'm upset I can't use him in the future.

I see Dr. Kevin Anderson. He is a great doctor. He listens to you and responds appropriately. I would highly recommend him.