James R. Colvert, III, M.D.

Joanne Ward 

on Healthgrades

5 months ago

Dr. Colvert treated my husband's prostate cancer when our present urologist refused to treat him because Jim was 74 and would "die of old age anyway before the cancer got him". Fortunately were referred to Dr. Colvert, who preformed successful surgery and continued monitoring him for 20 years to be sure the cancer did not return, as well as for any other bladder problems. We have been so grateful to Dr.Colvert for giving us us the extra 20 years to enjoy our life together, until Jim recently died at the age of 94 from unrela... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

2 years ago

I'm about to move to a different state in a month, but I'm having a testicle issue that needs attention pretty much now. Although his page claims "Accepting new patients," I was told by his receptionist I'll need a primary care doctor as they're only accepting referrals. Guess I'll wait till I'm moved and settled in my new state, hopefully my situation doesn't get worse by then. 

George Throckmorton 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Had urolift surgery and was found to have bladder cancer. Dr Colvert removed the tumor then prescribed and administered immuno-therapy treatments. He and his nursing staff have been super. The treatments ae no fun but Doctor Colvert and all nurses did all they could to make the experience as pain-free and comfortable as possible. They're great! 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

Dr. Colvert was treating my 91 year old father, and he had total disregard for his health. After several visits, his condition wasn't better, and he finally had to go to the ER. He was admitted to the hospital, and Dr. Colvert was on call but refused to come to the hospital to do a scope procedure that was scheduled for the next week because it wasn't urgent. My dad died later that night of septic shock. Dr Colvert was a very uncaring doctor.