Dr. George Scott Drew, DO

spends no time with patients. terrible too little communication skills

I visited Dr. Drew hoping for someone to listen to my concerns and help me find a solution for my acne/skincare conditions. I felt my appointment was rushed and that my questions were unimportant. Several times, Dr. Drew cut me off while I was attempting to ask him things/share some of my concerns and symptoms. My entire appointment was crammed into a mere 10 minutes of him looking at my face, writing me a prescription, and sending me on my way. I don't think he gathered adequate information before deciding what to write me or that he let me voice any of my symptoms/type of acne/how long I've had it/ if it's genetic; nothing. He was in such a rush to just get in and get out. I took off work to have this doctor's appointment, and hoped it would be worth my time. It wasn't. And, it was very clear that even as a patient, I was not worth Dr. Drew's time either. I went to pick up the prescriptions that he so quickly wrote for me much later in the evening on the same day I had my appointment only to learn that his staff hadn't even called to have it filled. I even double-checked with his receptionist before leaving his office about where it was being sent and when it would be ready. She assured me it was going to the correct pharmacy and that it would be ready in just a few hours. It's disappointing to me that people with healthcare concerns can't rely on professionals to provide them with the time they deserve. I will most definitely be looking elsewhere.

Refused to see my son again after I tried to ask a few questions and then continued to call me a bad mother

This review is for my elderly father who unfortunately I don't live near enough to him to be able to go in and give this quack a piece of my mind.According to both of my parents, he breezed in, glanced at his problem, prescribed a cream that he said would cause inflammation but would help and breezed out.When my father went back since he was having very painful issues (he couldn't urinate from the pain), the NURSE was the one that said "oh, you're the one we're treating for skin cancer" WHAT!??! This useless excuse for a doctor never told my father that it was the diagnosis and that is inexcusable.I'm helping my father find a new doctor - this one should lose his license.

Dr Drew knew the spot on my face was bad and he took it off. It was a cancer and the mark is hard to see. His nurse was really nice and the shot didn't even hurt