Dr. Joshua Wilson, MD

horrible!!!! He caused my spleen to bleed! 4 days in hosptial! 3 weeks of missed work! RUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And i will not completely heal for 2 more months!1!

Quite rude. Felt like I was just someone to get out of his way so he could go about his day. Will never recommend this doctor.

Dr. Wilson is very knowledgeable, compassionate, thorough and professional. He diligently evaluated/tested my symptoms until they were resolved, even going as far as to consult with another one of my physicians. I would definitely continue to recommend my family and friends to Dr. Wilson.

Dr Wilson was great! He was able to diagnose my disease within one month. Achalasia Type 2. My family and me couldn’t be more thankful to him. Not only that, after my diagnosis I had several issues with the insurance and the hospital where I was supposed to get a surgery and I found in its staff and his care a great deal of a help! God bless this doctor!

I loved Dr. Wilson! I was super anxious so have to see a gastro doctor but he was very calming and was very thorough when discussing my plan of care. I’d definitely recommend!

I had experiences with the office in August 2019 and February 2020 that led to me switching out of the practice. First, I felt that I was being treated on an assembly line and as if there was some kind of competition going on to get through appointments the quickest. I did not feel that I was being treated as an individual, but simply as a condition that was attached to a person. Because of this interaction I did not trust the advice that I schedule a colonoscopy for quickly after that meeting. 6 months later and unrelated to prior advice, I did feel the need to schedule a colonoscopy. I requested a different doctor from the practice. This led to several interactions over the phone with nurses and schedulers that were so unpleasant that I eventually determined that I should seek treatment elsewhere. I have had a GI issue for several years and am aware that the doctor-patient relationship is an important factor in treatment. The patient's comfortability/trust was not prioritized here.