Dr. Lonny Dean Miller, MD

I have tried for a week to get his office to set me up an appointment. I am in need of a new doctor as mine is retiring and still I get nothing from his office. What a joke as a doctor.

Was referred to see Dr Miller, when asked about certain issues I was treated like and called a drug attic when I clearly have MRI as well as other documents showing real on going issues that I have had and been treated for, for a very long time. Also might I add I never asked for any drugs of any kind from him. The treatment of his patients is unethical. And he is on some form of power trip because he can sign a prescription pad!!!! Dr Miller never even shook my hand or had the decency to introduce himself to me! Now I understand why the office is empty. The room they had us in was clearly used for OBGYN purposes and smelled as such. Worst experience I have ever had when going to a Dr who is supposed to be there to help patients yet I left feeling bad about myself and I’ve done nothing wrong nor am I an drug addict! I hope one day he gets treated the way he is treating me as well as other people only then will he know the damage he is causing people!

Dr. Miller is phenomenal with kids. I wouldn't take my daughter to anyone else. He explains everything, takes his time, and never makes you feel rushed. Dr. Miller provides a comfortable environment. My daughter hates gojng to doctors, but she enjoys seeing Dr. Miller. From a parent's standpoint it's hard to find a doctor who is compassionate and caring, and one who won't make you feel dumb for asking questions. I have nothing but good things to say about Dr. Miller.

Dr. Miller did not call back with test results as he said he would. When called to find out the results he found it more important to yell about the call interrupting lunch then the test results. The results did show a possible life threatening condition. Nice to see where this doctors priorities are.

After I developed conjunctivitis in my right eye Monday, Dr. Miller told me it was viral and that antibiotic drops, or drops of any kind would not work. I was told to "wait it out" and in 2-3 days it would clear up. By Wednesday, my eye was so swollen and infected with what clearly look like an infection. On Thursday, my left eye became equally infected despite cleaning my eyes with their own wash cloth, hand washing and every other precaution. Thursday afternoon I called Dr. Miller's office and said, "I know you don't want me to take the antibiotic drops, but, I would like to try it anyway and here is why..." An hour or so later, I received a call from Dr. Miller's office. They said my prescription was called in. I told them, "Great, I'm so excited!" I had my husband pick up the drops because I couldn't drive. I put the drops in, slept for a couple hours, woke up worse. I washed my eyes again, put the drops in again and read the packaging of my meds. The medication he prescribed was a "medication for itchy eyes due to allergies." I had been using an over the counter allergy drop all week! For me, it's time for a new doctor. It's not the first time I am completely dissatisfied with Dr. Miller.

This Dr. has the bedside manner of a maggot. He has inaccurate (ie. ignorance) information of the drugs he is talking about and cannot perform simple math before accusing his patient of abuse of drugs. This is very concerning that this individual has the "God Complex" so early in his career. I don't think he is capable of squashing his bloated and unjustified self proclamed personality. Thank goodness for the free market to be able to weed out Drs. like this.