Dr. Lewis Doggett III, MD

The doctors here are ok, assuming you get to see one of them. You will usually be seen by a nurse practitioner, who may tell you that your child's case of CDIFF is just a stomach virus, despite that it is the third time you have been to the doctor with the same issue.Management is terrible. Both my sister and I got referrals to different specialists for our kids for different reasons. Neither was sent in a timely fashion, and one was apparently not received by the specialist until I called the specialist and then called the office to tell them to resend. When I called to speak with Kayla, the 'referral specialist,' she told me that they send referrals out 'in two weeks' and they check to confirm the referrals are received every 'one to two months.' She cited the lack of time she has to send and follow up on all the referrals, but couldn't tell me how long the average referral takes. Save yourself the aggravation and see a different doctor.

My son takes Adderall for ADD. I called to schedule an appointment because he needed a refill and wanted to try something different. I was informed one day before his scheduled appointment that Dr. Doggett would no longer see him because he turned 19 on his birthday. They would not give him a refill and they did not refer us to anyone. I was told we would have to find him a new primary doctor. This was very rude and unprofessional.

Dr Doggett is OK if you are lucky enough to see him at a scheduled appointment. More times than not you will either see the Nurse practitioner or another doctor. The office staff is very unfriendly. The insurance department is horrible at filing insurance correctly and then ask you to pay for the visit. Nurses smell like cigarettes. Scheduled one appointment got there and they told us they didn't have time to see us. Very hard to contact by phone with problems or questions.

Dr. Lewis Doggett 3 is the best children's Dr. that I have ever known. He was my Dr. as a child and is now the Dr. of my child. And he is just wonderful.