Dr. John McKee III, MD

Dr. McKee did an awful job of explaining any recent test results and a bedside manner that no doctor should ever have with a patient. I was very respectful during the visit. when i would ask questions about my health, he would get aggravated. I would not recommend him to anyone. When i ask about the certain test results, smooth muscle test being positive , i ask what that meant. He said that it means it positive without explanation. If i want my GP to call him to explain the results. If this is type of doctor that people taking care of there health problems.

He needs to help my husband but instead he isn't worried about my husband he could careless. The Dr took a oath to help people that's what he should do he just doesn't wanna help we need answers true answers not know running around b.s. or beating around the bush we have a right to know. So I suggest you give us the right answers or else

Dr. McKee came highly recommended from other Dr's and people from the hospital. They said he came from Harvard and that he was always on call for surgeons who needed emergency support. He was really patient and helped me understand a condition I've had for over 30 years. Instead of surgery, he recommended increased fiber, fluids, and exercise. I feel better than I have since I was a teenager.

Went to see Dr McKee about treatment options for my lymphocytic colitis, which I have had since 2013. He was an hour late for the appt, when he finally showed up he barely looked at me, hardly listened to me, and his suggested course of treatment? Yoga. Yes, yoga. For my diagnosed, documented, chronic lifelong disease, he wanted me to try yoga. That was a waste of my time, as well as a waste of the 30$ copay. Go see ANYONE but this fruit loop. He is an embarrassment to his profession.

Dr. McKee recently preformed a procedure on my 84 y/o mother to remove a stone from liver bile duct. He thoroughly explained the procedure and told me of the possible adverse consequences. He completed the procedure without problems and opted not to remove a pancreatic stone because of it's location and fact it had been asymptotic. I appreciated that. He was polite, personable and easy to talk to.