Dr. Jon Curry, MD

Very pleasant doctor and seems very knowledgeable. Got right in fast for office visit, but have to wait 5 weeks for bladder cancer surgery. My husband spent 2 nights (one night ICU) in the hospital. Last night came to me and said he had blood in his urine again and told me that he was dying and wasn't going to make it. I've called the office several times, they just don't understand.

Waited 4 months to see him so he could give me another clinic's phone number and tell me he doesn't know what's wrong. Yeah, that's why you run tests and stuff to figure it out. He wouldn't lift a finger. Meanwhile I cannot walk, can't think, in so much pain and discomfort. Stay away, he doesn't care in the slightest of ways..

I was incredibly anxious about having a vasectomy, to the point where I put it off for several years after having a consultation with a different physician. I finally made the call to go and see another physician (Dr. Curry) and I am thankful I did. I had the procedure done the same day as the consult and it went very well. He was both personable and skilled which really made the difference for me. We carried a conversation through the whole procedure and it was completed before I knew it.

I recently had a vasectomy procedure done by Dr. Curry. He explained things thoroughly and professionally all throughout the procedure along with being very personable and friendly. For many men like myself, this would be a delicate situation for things to go so smoothly. I know he's been doing it for years, but his balance of professionalism and personal interaction was wonderful. I'm only on my second day, but things are healing up well with slight discomfort in certain positions.

I had a vasectomy through Dr. Curry and he did an excellent job informing both my wife and I of what the procedure was, as well as what to expect both immediately and long term. He was confident and made me feel at ease being in his care. The procedure was virtually painless (besides the initial numbing shot), and he was able to use one hole to work on both vas deferens. Healing was shorter than expected with minimal pain/swelling within 72 hours and zero pain 2 weeks post-op.