Thomas M Grayson

Talks down to you. Does not listen. Will lie to you without hesitation. A terrible person. Would not recommend. Would give zero stars if possible. He’s who you get when all the good surgeons are already taken.

Talks down to you. Does not listen. Will lie to you without hesitation. A terrible person. Would not recommend. Would give zero stars if possible. He’s who you get when all the good surgeons are already taken.

One of the best Doctors I have ever had. I highly recommend him to anyone that needs surgery. Excellent at explaining everything before and after.

Dr Grayson did a lot of research & asked for more tests before he made the decision to operate on my 81 year old mother. His main concern was that she have a good quality of life after recovery. He did not go into surgery lightly & brought other surgeons in to give her the best chance of survival. He became her attending physician after the surgery, making sure that what he had done for her continued to function properly & made sure she received every procedure she needed as she recovered. He has the sweetest bedside manner & was always keeping me informed of her progress since I was unable to be with her during Covid. I highly recommend Dr Grayson!

I was seen as a new patient gor a routine checkup. I was seen by ARNP Cook. Multiple blood tests were ordered and I was sent to have the blood drawn at Quest due to the nurses could not draw blood. I was sent to a gastroenterologist and orthopedic surgeon. I was told I was bleeding internally due to low red blood cell count which is really slight anemia. I had an emergency and called their on call staff on Sun. took off Mon. was sent for XRAYs and then told to go to Walmart and buy a splint and Turmeric. If this isn't malpractice and a insurance billing scam what is. I was charged $100 dollar's went through the night in severe pain to be told to go the Wal-Mart and get Advil. The eight blood tests came to insurance and the doctors office billed over $700 to my insurance. The Dr was never at this office, (a satellite office). The nurses could not draw blood and stuck me 4 times then sent me to Quest. My insurance Blue Cross of Alabama was billed for these test which were unable to perform. The doctor it turns out only reports to the Ocala office once a month. I was seen as a new patient gor a routine checkup. I was seen by ARNP Cook. Multiple blood tests were ordered and I was sent to have the blood drawn at Quest due to the nurses could not draw blood. I was sent to a gastroenterologist and … More

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