Dr. Gregory Vaughn Brewer, MD

Dr Brewer has given me excellent care ,he has also been wonderful to my family, he is so sweet and easy to talk to. I would want him to treat all my loved ones. Dr Brewer you are the best!

I had a serious heart condition he deemed as I k enough to be medication controlled until Cleveland clinic looked over everything and I needed surgery ASAP.. had surgery and Cleveland sent me back to another cardiologist to do a serious follow up echo and yet again Dr Brewer was on vacation when they tried contacting him.. and they refused to speak to his ever present nurse.. Lucy.(who misdiagnosed me twice).. so in a moment of tantrum refused a copy of my echo to the Cleveland clinic appointed cardiologist and two days later I received a certified letter stating I can continue receiving care from the new cardiologist and not him and I have 30 days to have all my records transferred.. Haha he is a huge life like walking circus... also believes weight and blood pressure doesn't play a role in heart disease... if your under 50 and will have questions.. don't go to him.. he will think your questions are saying he doesn't know his job... while waiting they all talk and joke for 30min or more about food and other Dr's..

Terrible staff

Great doctor, very knowledgeable and spends time with patient clearly explaining the diagnosis.

Kind doctor and is very interested in his patients.

It's been since 1996 since Dr B set a LAD stent in, and a second was needed in 2001 (had to wait for insurance to deem ":sufficiently blocked") I'm still here, and with a high quality of life. Knowledgeable about what he does, Personality wise, bit brusque perhaps, although never rude, demeaning, or insulting. Informative, thorough, always updating his education. Exactly what you'd want, when you need those skillsets. I'm living, and living well, TYVM.

I have spent very much time with Dr. Brewer. He has always been polite and knows what he is talking about. He spends a lot of time explaining everything so that I understand and answers all of my questions. I would recommend him to everyone!

This guy is a joke. I had to wait in a room, wearing a gown, while he and his staff ordered in and ate lunch. Then, he left to attend to an emergency patient in the hospital. While that is totally acceptable to me, waiting for him to eat lunch for an hour is not! The ER referred me to him, so he knew I had come from the ER with heart problems. Total lack of concern.

I have read the comments. I hope I don't have to wait that long. I also like for my dr to discuss what he thinks may be wrong and what treatment is best for me. I do not want unnecessary tests because I have to pay 30% of this bill. I will not see a nurse and pay the copay that I do for a specialist.A nurse is not a specialist and she does NOT know as much as a Cardiologist does..I will also want a second opinion if he starts ordering tests that he won't know for sure why he is doing it.Thanks for the reviews and I will see what this appointment is all about..

He might not have known what was wrong with me but he was very diligent in finding out. he was very through. I trust him totally with my life.. He is a great dr.

The most memorable characteristic of Dr Brewer is his immense size. He is at least 6'7" Tall, large stature, and presents a "hulking" appearance. Yet, after the first impression, presents with a gentleness and kindness belying his huge body. In discussing medical issues he can be brusk and curt, but without malice or a demeaning manner. He seems to have a passion for alternative medicines and appears to worry about the health of his own cardio-vascular system. He's prone to the latest fade to maintain a healthy body and regularly preaches the "benefits" of the "program" to his patients, one at a time. This later activity has three result: 1) allows patient to ask questions and discuss issues with Dr Brewer; 2) turns some patients "off"; and 3) increases waiting time for patients in the "que".

I saw Dr. Brewer on my first visit to him and was impressed although he we very confident that he knew the source of my problem from my symptoms. He did a heart cath and it turns out he was wrong and I have another heart problem instead.Since that time, I have not been allowed to actually see Dr. Brewer but instead always have to see his nurse. I am assured by his staff that his nurse knows just as much as Dr. Brewer. If this is the case, then why do we require doctors at all? I also have to pay a higher insurance co-pay since he is a specialist even though I am only seeing his nurse. I continue to have seemingly unexplained symptoms but am getting no answers.The wait times are ridiculous. I waited 1 1/2 hours past my morning appointment time on the last visit just to see his nurse.