Dr. Jon Solis, MD

The supposed doctor refused to accept that I had Lyme Disease. He doesn't understand it. Can't treat it.He has ruined my life because of a test that any doctor knows is false.If you suspect you have Lyme Disease go elsewhere. Any elsewhere.

He walks in, and doesn’t even say hello. He just starts touching you and telling you what to do. Barely listens to anything a patient is saying. Yells at the office staff, and the office staff yells at him back. Has back turned when talking to patient. As a Patient Advocate, this practice has made me very sad that the Bucks County population is being served like this.

I believe he is one of the best physicians that I have ever had! Very knowlegable and kind!

I am writing in regard to the care that he has given my husband. I do not use Dr. Solis I am not saying that he is a bad doctor as he has been there to help my husband during emergency situations but he does not follow Medicare preventive medicine guidelines which I feel are important as we age nor do I feel he has a handle on current medical interventions that I feel a primary care doctor should have especially dealing with aging patients. And since he does not have hospital privileges should you end up in the hospital he will not be there to follow your hospital stay and he pawns you off onto another subcontract doctor to deal with your medical situation. But my husband is still alive mainly because I am a nurse but I feel for others who do not have someone looking out for them

You won't find a better or smarter Doctor anywhere. Highly recomend Dr. Solis.

Dr. Solis communication skills are horrible. He won't listen, interrupts, jumps to wrong conclusions, gets what you say wrong, and acts like he is exasperated that he actually has to listen to what your symptoms are. He'd rather be reading a description of your problem on the computer with his back turned. He will never follow up on anything and when you ask him if he or his staff have actually done what he promised to do he will act like you were supposed to do it. Repeatedly.

Good luck getting the non-existent office staff to answer you, let alone the doctor himself. They have fewer hours than most, close at 12 on Wednesdays, and are often out to lunch for 2 hours at any given point in the day. There is an answering service but they can't do anything for you except take a message to which you'll rarely ever get a response. Even when I do manage to reach the reception desk, they can't answer questions and tell me to call back when the doctor is in, whenever that is.

He was cold, rude, and didn't even react to the full-on asthma attack I had in his office due to the large amounts of mold he has on his ceilings and walls.