Dr. Alan Mark Babb, MD

This Dr. Worked in the VA emergency department on Sunday. Spent all of 2 seconds in the room with me. Tells me that I have osteoarthritis in seconds and tells me to go buy some Aleve from the store. He was rude, shirt was filthy with stains on it. Worst Doctor I've every seen. Va On Perry Hill Road in Montgomery Alabama should get rid of this so called doctor. Shows no compassion, just collecting the money.

He rude and disrespectful he not good at his job

Saw me maybe 5 minutes.Has no staff.examines women with no one present, Anyone in one of 8 chairs in waiting can hear everything about you. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL!!!

He has the bedside manner of a cardboard box. Did not take any time with me. Rushed me in and out. Did not ask pertinent questions. I'd rather go to a veterinarian.

This guy is a real Jerk. Worst Doctor I’ve ever seen

I question his credentials ! He needs to be discredited! His office is unprofessional in appearance, should be inspected by the health dept. My husband accompanied me, we do this for one another. He took me in the exam room and did NOT allow my husband in. After a few routine exam processes, he asked me to lie down on the hard table, old fashioned type on wooden legs. I asked if my husband could please come in to the room, as this quack did NOT have a female assistant attending ! This should be considered completely unethical! He said NO but that he'd open the door! So I yelled out to my husband that the door is open because he wants me to lie down on this table! However, after about 3 minutes, the fact that my back won't tolerate this, and the fact that I was wearing a knee length skirt, I refused to oblige. He said fine, he'd note it in my file! I wouldn't recommend him for my dog ! He has no personality and appears to hate his job!

This man doesn’t meet standard of care on.patients.. he doesn’t touch the patient.. nothing.. he’s a disgrace to healthcare, his profession, & to all veterans..this VA in Montgomery is a joke

I'm horrified by the thought that my well being lies in the hands of this man. He cares less about what the issue is and more about the fact that your reason isn't sufficient enough to warrant you receiving Assistance. I was told I needed further medical review. What did he review to see what you causing me any pain or discomfort. I'm so utterly appalled and dissatisfied.

I am an African American female. I went to see Dr. Alan due to a Disability claim. I had to knock on the glass door which was very dirty and dusty. He never properly greeted me and asked my to sign my name on a composition book. He had a bully mentality and I felt belittled while he asked me questions. "He stated to me why do you need disability, you are getting your retirement. Why are you applying for disability." I felt that he had already prejudged me for applying. I hope that I never have to see him again. Very nasty disposition!

Poor treatment.

Filthy exam and waiting room. Radio blaring in waiting room. Spiral notebook sign-in. No nurse or receptionist. The doctor left his office door open while verbally dictating notes from a previous patient's exam. He was so loud I heard everything, including that patient's alcohol and illegal drug use. So much for HIPAA compliance. Worst exam I ever experienced. Doctor was unprofessional, rude and condescending. No bedside manner. Didn't hesitate to give his personal opinion on things he had absolutely no business commenting on. Asked about my source of income. How does that fall under medical exam? BEWARE!!!!

When I arrived Dr. Babb was sitting in his office with his feet up on his desk eating a Hardeeâ??s biscuit. I waited about 15 minutes in the lobby, then he came out and called me into an examination room. He asked me why I could not work. I explained about my back, hands, and feet when he stopped me and would not allow me to finish identifying my problems, one of which is my torn rotator cuff/labrum of the right shoulder. He walked out saying follow me. He walked much faster than me as I was assisted by a walking cane. He had me walk to the far end of a hall way turn around and look back at an eye chart where I just walked from, then go back to the examination room. He had me squeeze his hands, which I could only squeeze with three fingers on each hand (middle, ring and little fingers) due to injuries to both hands of the thumb and forefinger. He had me lean against the examination table and said raise both legs at the same time. I could raise neither as my back condition is better or worse given how much walking I have done prior to allow something like this. The location of this building has a set of steps outside which I fell down. it took me about 5 minutes to recover and work my way back up on my feet. He talked very fast with many questions and did not allow me to respond before asking something else. He then said ok, thatâ??s it and went back and put his feet on his desk and continued to eat his Hardees biscuit. He had no check sheet, just a spiral note book jotting down somethings. He "NEVER" touched me. The entire exam took 12-15 minutes. I have a copy of his exam report to SSD, who denied me because of it. The report is 5 pages long describing what he checked and what he did to me,,,, LIE, LIE, LIE. Again, he "NEVER" touched me. Internet search states he also works at the VA. Veterans are being done wrong if he's there. While medical research states he has a current certification he does not participate in the American Board of Internal Medicine recommended Maintenance of Certification to keep his skills sharp. All I can say after my experience is that he must work cheap.

Where to start? First and foremost, I was pulled back into his office, no nurse or office staff around, he refused to let my mother in with me. Given I am 20 years old, I realise as and adult, I should not need her, but the vibe and previous reviews had me wanting her with me. So, he refused to let her in the exam room. I was there for RA, Fibro, and Lupus, he did not check my joints. He did not touch my painful areas, not ask for a lab. Even though RA and Lupus show in lab results. I was treated snidely, and felt very uncomfortable. Disability referred me to him, and my lord, what a mistake they made. He checked my eyes, with my glasses on, although I don't see how that relates to my reasons for being there. He told me to swallow, but I couldn't and he just said okay. He disregarded some of my medicine bottles because I accidentally left the full bottle at home and had the empty one with me, even though I am actively taking some of the meds I brought an empty bottle on. He also made me feel incompetent and made me feel very uncomfortable as being so young and him looking at me and speaking to me the way he did. Not to mention, on my way out the door, he didn't realise that he could be heard, but he walked into his office where his wife sat saying "Money, money, money!" Talk about unethical and rude.

This guy looks and smells like a homeless person! I was referred to him and will not go back by choice. Referals must be all the patients that come. I wouldn't trust him with my health. He ask a few questions and abruptly walked out.

My husband drove me to my appointment. We sat in the doorway waiting room which was right beside an exam room. It was a seedy looking office building, with an "eye chart" in the hallway. What kind of joint/bone specialist has an eye chart and does eye exams? I was asked several questions, and really don't remember much of a physical exam. I do know that I was there for chronic pain, because I cannot afford neck surgery, so have been on pain medications and muscle relaxers to sustain me to this point. His report questioned several medical issues that I have (as if I was not a credible individual). He also elaborated on my meds, as if I were abusing them (although I have prescriptions, and am taking LESS than prescribed just to get by). I felt like I was in a low grade examination,

My visit was supposed to be for disability determination. This man must think he is better than everyone else. His arrogance was unbeleivable. The unprofessional way that the exam was done was unreal. You sign in on a spiral notebook in an empty room, no one gets your ID (how do they know who you are) no privacy act papers are given to you, these are given everywhere these days. He takes his notes on a blank pc of copy paper. The range of motion exam consisited of touching your toes and laying on your back, raise your leg and he bends it. This is an exam? It mainly consisted of an interogation. The staff at the social security office could do a better a job,( I could lay on the floor and raise my leg and they could bend it.) It would save money and they could actually see. If I had a choice between this doctor and a nursing student I would choose the student

This doctor is terrible... I arrived 15 early for my appt. At an office with no staff just the doc. And I was obviously the only patient that morning and still had to wait while he watched tv and ate loudly in a room next to the waiting area with the door open. I was there for my disability consultation and figured he would look at my condition rather closely which he didn't, he didn't even examine me. How he is going to make a determination based on questions he asks and an xray...? He was also rather arrogant when I didn't answer a question to his liking... I will definitely be making my complaints to the attorney and social security admin.

Was sent here by Social Security to determine eligibility for disability.This "doctor" has absolutely no personality, no bedside manner, and acts like it's an imposition for him to see you. I was not impressed and will make complaints and recommendations to the attorney and disability determination office