Dr. David Thomas, DO, PhD

Paul Litwin 

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5 months ago

last in their class? They call them Doctor. I don’t know when he graduated, but he sure lost interest. My wife was diagnosed with dementia in 2020. We saw Dr. Thomas twice. Once for testing and the other for result. The next 6 or so appointments; I don’t think he was in the building. We saw a nurse. She spoke to us for a few minutes; then, she gave us her prescription. I said, Since, there is no cure, all this medication does is possibly slow down symptoms. Why can’t I get my primary to do this? She said, No reason. I said, ... read more

Jim 

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2 years ago

Dr Thomas has been there for me in my battle against peripheral neuropathy. While my condition will not improve because the nerve damage is done, his treatments slow down the progress and treat the pain, which is unrelenting without medication. I am able to lead a more active life during my retirement, and I am grateful for his help in achieving this. 

DIANE 

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3 years ago

So in Aug 2021 I met with him . I had stroke in June. He offered no further testing to see what could have caused stroke. Automatically assumed it was due to HBP. The beta blocker he wanted to prescribe could have killed me due to one I have asthma and it clearly states do not take if you have asthma and two being my BP is already on a lower end. Most times being 100 over 60 or 70. I recently saw a dr in Jefferson who did her job and sent me for further testings I am now under care of hemotologist due to a higher platelets c... read more

Maryanne Butler 

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4 years ago

Horrible. Please don't waste your time. Intake nurse was rude. The doctor was very short in time spent. Contradicted himself 2nd visit. Didn't listen to what I said. I left very upset. The office never got back to me about an MRI. It sat going nowhere for a month. Called, got an apology and then never heard from them again about the MRI. 

Katy McGinley 

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4 years ago

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME! My 49 year old husband went to him on 6/24 with symptoms including an unsteady gait, tingling in legs, loss of balance and weakness in lower extremities. He came in without a pen, notes, chart, anything. He asked my husband some questions and did some strength tests. Left to "take a call from Florida." Told him he had a beer belly and a tight tool belt - he doesn't have a beer belly and doesn't wear a tool belt. Doc was sure that low B12 was causing the problem and ordered blood work. He scheduled a 4... read more

John McEntee 

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4 years ago

I initially saw Dr Thomas when I was diagnosed with adult ADHD. He put me on medicine and told me to call him with any questions, to see how it's working in a few weeks and we can adjust. I was on the medicine for two weeks with no results. I contacted his office FOUR time over a two week period with no return call from Dr Thomas. I then threatened to leave the practice and miraculously I receive a phone call back within 10 min. Dr Thomas did not even give me a second to talk. He said you need to be on the medicine for 6 wee... read more

Mike Martin 

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4 years ago

Dr. Thomas is a wonderful doctor and a very kind man. I would gladly recommend him to any of my friends or family. 

Anonymous 

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5 years ago

Dr. Thomas was a nice man and probably cares about patients. However, his office staff is horrible...they do not help with any coordination of care or insurance protocols. The staff consistently asks patients to research medical billing for them to ensure they get paid. Additionally, they wanted to run two tests neither of them were covered approved protocols and they tried to charge me $2,000 for each test without explaining other treatment options. Overall, stay away 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Would very much recommend. His explanation and plan for treatment was very helpful.