He's my doc and I've liked him. He's a good diagnostician and is more thoughtful about medications/treatments than some GPs I've had. He always remembers me and my kids and the names of the specialists we see. I'm always grateful that he was the first one to pick up on the fact that my son has some developmental issues. I know that's his job, but they're subtle things that could have easily been missed.

But then again I'm in the medical profession and am used to MDs being 'abrupt' (polite way of saying rude). Maybe my skin is just thicker than others. I can see how he could come off that way.

BTW, I've had the good fortune of talking with their new doctor - Fisher. Seems nice, and I'm sure she's easier to book with than the more established physicians.