Bryan G Johnson, MD

Everybody was nice. I had no long wait, and Dr Johnson spent a great deal of time listening to me and educating me. A good experience.

After moving to the area I was in need of an internist and chose Dr. Johnson based on reviews, ignoring some of the negative ones thinking they met him on an off day.
My first appointment was at 9:00 am and after a one and a half hour wait he entered the exam room. While visiting with me he was kind, caring, compassionate, and asked thoughtful questions about myself and my medical background. Even though it was long wait I decided to return for a physical because of his caring attitude.
For the second visit he has your blood work done the week before the exam, a great plus because you get to discuss the results when you come in, or so I was told. On exam day I arrived ten minutes early, checked in and waited. And waited, And waited. An hour and a half after the scheduled appointment time I was escorted back to the exam room. I was told to wait to change into a gown until he saw me.
I waited. And waited some more. I waited so long I finished my book.
After an additional 40 minutes, and hearing him greet the patient in the room next door, I opened my door and started to leave. The staff immediately told me they would interrupt Dr. Johnson’s current exam of another patient to have him visit with me. I asked how that would be fair to that patient who I was confident had waited a long time as well? They then offered to reschedule my appointment which I gladly accepted but something about being in the computer on a project prohibited them from doing just that while I was in the office. I was assured they would call me within the hour to reschedule, writing down my phone number on a pad in front of the scheduling staff member, and they apologized again.
No call was forth coming and forty-​eight hours later I called the office and asked for a copy of my blood work and it was sent without question. I can thank them for that.
So my take from my experience is this: if you want a caring doctor, you’ve probably found him. But if you want your time to be as valued as the caring doctor’s time, go somewhere else. Dr. Johnson needs to learn time management skills. If he wants to take an hour with a patient, great, but then he should schedule his day to accommodate his style of care.
I’ve now found a doctor who values my time as much as hers, asks all the right and needed questions and gives me the needed time to understand the whole picture without feeling rushed. All this is wonderful but the best part is she values my time.
Sorry, Dr. Johnson rates a one star.

If you’re looking for a doctor that will go above and beyond for you, go see doctor Johnson or Constance. I’ve gone there for a year now and I am so comfortable with them and trust them. The front desk girls and nurses are great ! Ask for Lisa and tell her I sent you there :)

Extremely long wait times although he is thorough if you don’t mind waiting 2 hours. He does not listen to your suggestions although you may know a specific medication works for you better than the one he’s prescribing.

Best physician I have ever been to. His diagnosis has always been spot on. He is cautious with his treatment. He spends time with me every visit. It is worth the wait to see him. The staff is always friendly and professional.