George A. Morris III, M.D.

Claudia Arcabascio 

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6 years ago

I had a very bad experience at this doctor’s office when he said I had a hole in my bone and I need a MRI and if I would be his family member he will make sure I will have a MRI right away. I was crying and I ask if I was seriously ill and he silently nods. And he also said you should notify your family members immediately. I only had a tendinitis. 

Robert Lega 

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9 years ago

I went to Dr Morris thru a friend's referral for a knee injury --- hadn't been to him before. After examining the knee with only his hands for about 1-minute he diagnosed it as a Ruptured Quadricept Tendon requiring immediate surgery and left the examining room to schedule the surgery for that day if possible -- fortunately he was leaving that day, Christmas week, for 2-wks vacation and referred me to his associate Dr. Mitchell Herrema who based on a more extensive examination recommended an MRI. Ultimately the recommendatio... read more

Darrell Marks 

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11 years ago

I'm sorry this Dr is 78 years old and while I respect the fact that he certainly has allot of experience, visiting the office is more like a sitcom than actual medicine. He secretary is also elderly and between the two of them they have no idea what's going on. The Dr. discusses his patients issues out in the open where anyone can hear, it's very unprofessional and quite frankly I think Dr Morris may be getting senile. I believe there is a time in all of our lives where we should make the right decision to step down and I be... read more