Morrill Tom DO MD

I didn’t research this doctor before attending and I wish I should have. The only reason I chose him was because he was the closest to my home.
Friendly staff
Seen in a timely manner
Friendly doctor
But that’s pretty much all this clinic has going for them.
In the exam room there was two dead roaches which is why I stayed in the chairs provides instead of the exam table. I was taken to another room for blood work (which is the main reason I was here) and guess what? Roaches in that room too.
The doctor while friendly wasn’t dressed very professional. His hair was a mess and when he was hunched over the counter his shirt lifted up and you could see his lower back and a big part of his underway — thank God you couldn’t see his butt.
Results were supposed to be back on Monday. Called Wednesday the woman said the doctor hadn’t gotten around to review them. Called in Thursday doctor was still too busy even though I could hear him laughing in the back. Called today Friday and no answer.
This is place is terrible.

So, I check in (a quick and uneventful check in) and inside 20 min I’ve filled in all the new patient forms. 10 min later I’m in a room where the Russian lady is taking my vitals, asking questions about my family history. Very nice lady. She even laughs at my corney jokes! Then she tells me she couldn’t read my writing (neither can I! I have tremors.) She laughs at that and we go through all the meds I take for their records. She thanks me and says the dr would be in in a few minutes.
About 5 minutes pass and the doc enters the room. He asks how the staff did. I tell him they did great. «Yeah,» he says «they’re so cool». (And he meant that) Then he starts talking about current events. Then he says «you have» (lists some of my afflictions). I say (wondering how he knew) yeah. We talk a little, he listens to my heart, lungs and says «you have copd too, dont you?» Yeah I say, howd you know? (I never put copd on my check-​in papers.) «Lots if experience» he says.
We talk about my medical issues. He has an UNCANNY understanding of my issues and quick fixes and long term fixes for my problems. He asks how things are on my current meds. I tell him good… all things considered. He asks if I would like to try one additional prescription. I’m interested. He says the meds that I had discontinued before seeing him attempt to treat only one part of my symptoms. This new med treats a different symptom. He writes it up. I’m going to try it this weekend. Ill check back.
BOTTOM LINE: Dr. Morrill is a cut ABOVE most docs. Unassuming, with a wealth of experience, knowledge and even some humor. He’s a combat era vet. That makes it easy for me to say: I literally trust this man with my life!
P. S. If you can ever find a dr’s office that does not have an occasional scheduling problem, well that means you’re in heaven, because here on earth plans and schedules seldom go off without a hitch! That goes for EVERY GP, cardiologist, gastrointerologis and every CPA, government official and EVERYONE ELSE!