Dr. Miller was my doctor for quite a while for workers comp injury back in 2000 to 2004 one of the reasons I liked him he didn't beat around the bush with stuff he put it straight forward..

I found this practice through my insurance company. The office deals mostly with worker's comp and occupational injuries, but I asked the woman who made my appointment if they did a general practice. She said yes. If they do a family practice, they don't have the bedside manner for it and have no idea how to speak to people who go to them under their own volition. The moment I walked in for my appointment, I was ignored for 20 minutes while the front desk loudly made 4 calls demanding payments. The front desk never greeted me, she demanded my insurance cards and ID and the upfront payment. The visit alone was $180 before anything was done. Eventually, the same woman came out of a door and stared at me. I asked her, "Do I go in?" and she rudely says yes and leaves for me to follow. The doctor shows up and sits down. He looked at my medical history. I am currently taking anti-depressants, which had nothing to do with my possible liver damage from taking vicodin for a wisdom tooth extraction. He asked me "What makes you think you have depression?" I began to explain what my previous doctors and counselors and I have dealt with, and he interrupted me, "You don't have depression, you have stress." I literally met him for less than a minute and he went into a lecture of how I don't have depression and how doctors over-diagnose. That might be the case, but he had no right to tell me what I knew when I went to him for a separate case. He was condescending, smirking the whole time while I explained to him that I studied medicine and neuroscience, I knew the difference between stress and depression. He said that I did not know, that everyone who came to him on psychotic medication and anti-depressants were wrongly on it. Everyone? That's impossible. I brought up my liver problem, and he flat out ignored me and continued on his rant about depression. Do not go to him.