Dr. Daniel McCullough III, MD

I chose this doctor years ago because I thought having a family doctor would be good because the whole family could see the same doctor. Dr. McCullough was mean, insensitive, assumed things about my family and me, and his staff was rude. At one appointment, we waited for 2 hours in the waiting room. My son was 3. When we did finally get in to see the doctor, he told me I was a horrible parent because my son was acting up. My son was 3 and had waited 2 hours at this point. My son was not even acting up. My son was just upset because the one toy he picked out scared him. It was like the guy had never worked with kids. Then I heard another mom with a baby say that the doctor told her her child was too young to have allergies. He is not a good person. Every time I left his office, I was upset, sad, and felt like a failure.

The nicest most caring doctor. I’ve been going to him for years. It feels like he truly cares about you and sits and talks about how to help.

Found him arrogant and condescending. Never went back.

I have been with Dr. Mccullough for a number of years now and i have highly reccomended him to others .

He’s the best. I’ve been seeing him since he started his practice. I’ve sent my father to him, my wife, 2 friends, and a sister. We are all satisfied. Many many positive things i can say, but what doctor will call you back on a Sunday morning after you leave a message with his answering service? Dr McCullough will!

Our whole family sees Dr McCullough and trust him immensely. He has gone above and beyond and always feel confident with his approach for any medical concerns we've encountered. Highly recommended

Dr. McCullough used to care. I believe he is bogged down with insurance and boredom in his job. He cares little about his patients and making sure that they are properly taken care of. If a complaint or concern is brought to his attention: he brushes it off and blames it on the nurses. Medication is wrong, mistakes are not fixed, attention is missing, I could go on and on. The problems with him are his fault. The problems with his practice starts at the top; he is at the top. Don't go McCullough

Dr. McCullough has been my physician for about eight years now and I think he's great. He's personable and caring and though the work-ups are complete, he doesn't rush to prescribe drugs or procedures, but very clearly outlines a patient-centered approach to issues. He bothers to take the time to talk and get to the bottom of things. He even has a good sense of humor. I've had a couple of billing issues, but that's the office (or my insurance?) not the Drs. fault.