Dr. Gregory Miller, DO

He is not going to help you, he wants his paycheck and that is all. He took me off of medication that I have been on for 20+. He stated ' your insurance is only giving me 1/3 of what I deserve'. so do not go here!! He does not care.

My vista with Dr. Miller were quit disturbing. I was asked questions but was not allowed to answer them. He would prescribe medication but would forget to fill them. Definitely not a good listener but is very condescending and arrogant.

My adult son and I worked with Dr. Miller for about 8 months in 2020, after a mental health crisis. He was outstanding! He did more than help with the immediate problem. He helped my son and I establish a healthy adult relationship that remains intact. He shared his life experiences that were relevant to our discussions, which my son really related to. I highly recommend him.

He refused to listen to what I had to say and constantly interrupted me, before I could even talk to him and explain my situation he immediately assumed the source of my problems, he belittled my feelings and struggles, and I overall had an incredibly negative experience. I was not expecting this lack of professionalism.

The worst..he billed me over 250...but never saw me..was hited my hospital to stop me from going to hospital of choice. Wrote a false report.

Each and every visit I am honored to be treated with respect compassionate. He listens and includes my thoughts and feelings along with his decisions. Remarkably quality these days

He is arrogant, rude. Has a terrible bedside manner. Doesn’t keep up with refills so you could end up in the hospital if you run out. He’s not that knowledgeable about medications. Overall I think he’s a terrible doctor

Dr. Miller is an awesome dr. He care deeply about his patients and their wellbeing. Granted, not everyone will have a great outcome but that does not take away from the fact that he is a good Dr. He is not a pill pusher, he knows when a patient is just asking for medications or if they are truly seeking help. He always asks a patient if they would like their spouses to come in the appointment with them, he does not just write prescriptions for just anyone. If you want care, he's he best!!!

He is arrogant and has aweful people skills. Will write a script someone in your family asks for without speaking you the patient! Various similar doctors that I have saw would have never invited a spouse into the room with no patient consent. My Last apt was at 215 I arrived at 210 however I was not seen until 240 and he was done and has no concern for my time by 255. Meanwhile I followed him in his vehical into the office and when I left. Beware he doesn’t care about patients

This was a horrible experiance.I went to see him for the first time,telling him my problems which are like bigger than all of the rest of the peoples problems except heart attack survivers in which i am one.Anyways he didnt seem to care 1 bit about filling my perscriptions in which i had been taking for 5 years.He lied and said he would atleast fill my seroquel. Well he didn't.He seems so arrogent,and non caring,i got nothing for my money but to leave his office angry.

I have been seeing Dr. Miller for close to a year now. He’s been fantastic. We had to work through a few different meds to get to the right combination...and I’ve never felt better. I find him to be very caring, a good listener and empathetic. My husband has been with me on a few visits, and he solicits his opinion about my overall emotional and mental health...I can’t imagine anyone else providing me with better care. Would highly recommend him. If you’re looking for a pill pusher..not the guy!

Seems ok. He ask me a few questions and seemed to listen. Keeping me on tje same meds and wants to see me in 2 months. Hopefully he isba good Dr. Too soon to really tell.

He spends time talking with you and teaching coping skills. He is not a pill pusher : )

Dr. Miller listened to my concerns about my mental health. I feel like we both agreed to a plan of action, he treated me with respect. Dr. Miller is very down to earth and seems very empathic.

Very difficult to schedule an appointment. Waited over an hour past my appt time. Was not informed I'd have a huge copay when I was told he was covered fully by my insurance. He is rude, arrogant, a know it all who obviously does not have good knowledge on how to treat patients he supposedly specializes in! Left there twice crying because he put me down. Took me off medication I'd been on years cold turkey. Bad consequence. Listen to your patient!

If you have a vanilla prescription, have had it for years, or want a refill, he may be able to manage that. His inexperience, lack of training (in handling a crisis, filling out scripts properly, and making basic drug recommendations), as well as his lack of caring and knowledge created an unnecessarily dangerous situation. Arrogant, dismissive, defensive, sloppy, unprofessional. Didn't call my old Dr, even tho I requested he did. Didn't listen to or believe me. Hostile staff. Long wait for appt

I was asked by my primary physician to see a psychiatrist for a medication consult. My primary was unable to discover the best SSRI for me. I saw Dr. Miller and found him to be knowledgeable and easy to talk to. He put me on the right track and I would recommend him highly.