Dr. Michael Neville, DO

Part of being a Physician requires you to have empathy and care. If you are unwilling to display these characteristics, you’re in the wrong profession. This provider contributes to the problem in modern healthcare. This provider was on call and was who I spoke with when my mother’s general practitioner was not working and after I called for assistance with my mother who is 74 and was just discharged from the hospital for advanced Parkinson’s Disease. This provider was clearly annoyed that he was bothered on a Friday at 4pm. He responded with “what’s up” after I said “Hello, how are you”. I asked if he knew the reason I called the nurses and he said “No, not really”. I asked for his assistance with writing a script for a potential IV If needed for my Mother since she was home from the hospital now and undergoing the after effects of a colon cleanse (potential dehydration and continued bowel movements) from delayed gastric emptying from Parkinson’s since my Father and I were going to hav

Excellent doctor who is calm, polite, respectful, listens to the patient’s perspective, takes his time and explains in simple terms what’s happening, never rushes to prescribe medications unless absolutely necessary and has great bedside manner. He has been my doctor for the past 5 years and his care has been great.

Excellent doctor knows how to care for patients.