Dr. Michael J. Peterson, MD

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Dr. Peterson is very nice, but we feel we end up self-diagnosing most of the time. He told me I didn’t have a gall bladder issue but I ended up in surgery a month later. The practice has become strict and the care has gone downhill over the many years we’ve been patients. Getting a call back is hit or miss. 

BNO 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Dr. Peterson is really nice and caring, but he made me nervous when, in my late 60's, would never do a blood test at my Medicare checkup, even though I asked. I always felt like he was thinking about something else as I talked to him about health issues. I went to another Dr to get a blood test this year and when Dr. P. said I didnt need one. I was just fine. Turns out I'm prediabetic, impaired function of kidneys and thyroid. ?? Also over the last few years, my prescriptions were sent in wrong 

Beth 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

Dr. Peterson is one of the most kind, genuine and sincere physicians I have ever known. I adore him, and feel so fortunate to have him as my personal physician. He is intelligent and has made excellent recommendations for my health. I am a RN with more than 30 years of experience, primarily in critical care, and I can honestly say that I feel I am in the most capable hands having Dr. Peterson care for me. 

Jill B. 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I would recommend Dr. Peterson to anyone seeking a family practitioner who is capable and knowledgeable in traditional medicine. He is honest and tells patients when he does not know something, tells patients when they do or do not need medicine. He listens well and relates well with patients.