Dr. Tracy Mckay

Doctor Grossman was very caring, listening to all my worries. Great doctor

In a word - awful. The meter is on from the moment you walk into the room. Saw my bill yesterday and realized not only he had no valuable advice but is trying to charge my insurance $977 for a GP visit (no exams performed, not even a physical).

I’ve never seen a doctor act so unprofessionally in my life. I came in to continue a medication I hadn’t taken in a few months. Dr. Grossman asked me questions about this medication that he could have found in my medical profile (which I mentioned he should do), but opted to take notes by hand first, then leave the room to check my medical records. Once he returned, he ridiculed me for giving him inaccurate dates but reluctantly explained that he could prescribe a one month supply of medication after he ran some tests. I had expected the appointment to be much shorter than it was and I was in a rush, so I told him that I didn’t have time to take the tests right now…before I could get another word in Dr. Grossman completely lost his mind. He slammed his notebook on the counter and screamed at me accusing me of lying. “I DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU WANT FROM ME!! YOU WON’T TAKE A TEST AND YOUR STORY DOESN’T ADD UP!!!” He yells. This medication is for something that I’ve struggled with my entire life as well as something I don’t really like talking about in general. The one place I typically feel comfortable discussing it is at the doctors office. Once Dr. Grossman finished up with his tantrum, I simply stood up and left. Later on I checked the appointment notes and saw that Dr. Grossman had written (rather incoherently) that I lied about needing the medication and that I “got upset and walked out the door.” Dr. Grossman should be ashamed of his behavior and should immediately seek help for anger management. I don’t know how this man is a Doctor.