Dr. Thomas W. Harris

Beth 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Dr. Harris spent time with me and explained what treatment I needed moving forward. His staff is always very friendly. I would recommend Dr. Harris. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

A 1.5 to 2 hour wait is common - WITH an appointment. The Doctor and physician assistants repeatedly fail to follow through on treatment plans such as ordering tests or sending requests for treatment to the insurance company or submitting prescriptions. At one point something about my insurance was "confusing" so my file sat on a desk for 6 weeks. The physician's assistant insisted I had a particular diagnostic test and was completely condescending as if I was confused / not very bright...until 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Dr Harris is most successful dr everI met in my life. He fixed my shoulder and now I can enjoy my life again 

Wayne W. 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Upon first meeting him I had to rely on gut instincts to determine if he can be trusted for surgery, and right away I liked him. After 3 surgeries, 2 by him, I was right. He's a good Dr. 

MB 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I have been a patient of Dr. Harris and he came highly recommended by a co-worker who had gone to see him regarding a knee and back work injury. Dr. Harris has been my attending physician for my work injury and he has always been extremely thorough, very attentive, and most of all considerate and compassionate. For those who have ever dealt with a DOL workers' comp claim, will understand the horrible and nightmare process. Dr. Harris and his entire staff have always gone beyond to always help! 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I was a patient of Dr. Harris, I had a hip injury and was seen by a few doctors, which no one could figure out what was going on and just prescribing me medication and took me off of work. once I went to Dr. Harris he found that I had a possible labral tear and with his help and physical therapy I was able to return back to work. I fell happier and not in as much pain anymore. 

John Doe 

on Healthgrades

9 years ago

Dr. Harris is aligned with the insurance companies ultimately in charge of the services you receive. His evaluation of patients with whom he operates on are in his favor and deliberately avoid objective testing. My recommendation is to insist that Dr. Harris or his colleagues not be allowed to do any post operative evaluations of his or his colleagues treatments. It's simple logic to conclude his findings will be in favor of his work and conveniently negate the facts.