Dr. Kelly Doggett, MD

Not good at all. Had to wait a week for an appointment even though I was in severe pain. I explained my symptoms in detail. He responded, “I don’t have a clue what’s wrong with you.” I said I had hoped for some help. He then said, “Well, do you want me to guess?” When pressed, he said he could schedule me an appointment for a blood test, but it would be a week later. He said meanwhile I could take 4 ibuprofen every 8 hours for the pain. I left in tears. A friend recommended another doctor; I called and got appointment next day. He diagnosed my problem immediately as polymyalgia rheumatica and had it confirmed by blood test the same dsy, started prednisone and pain was gone in two days. This was the worst pain I had ever experienced, large muscle groups all over my body. My question was why didn’t Doggett recognize the illness when I described symptoms exactly the same way to both doctors? I would never recommend him to anyone.

Everytime has been and is always great. I love that I am not in the waiting room 45 minutes. The methodology he uses to schedule appointments is seamless. I love that I'm not in the examination room a long time. He spends the time he needs to with me- resolves and drives direction. I think he does a fine job. Kyle Montieth

We all (Family of 6) have all started seeing Dr Doggett and we love and appreciate the dedication he has to his patients. He is patient and understanding and my teenagers love him too

I absolutely love Dr. Doggett and his staff. They are always willing to work with you and try to get you in as soon as they can. He listens and really tries to help you even if it’s not what you want to hear. He has the hard conversations with you too. He truly cares which is hard to find now a days!

My highest criteria for a family physician is the art of listening. He did that. Second criteria is time. He didn't rush and acted as though I was his only patient. I so appreciated that. He was thorough and impeccable bedside manners.

Doesn't listen when you tell him about your pain, won't work with you on pricing or payments at all, gives you medicine that barely works, hurries you out the door with $125 less than you had when you walked in.